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Description

The Make Noise Mysteron takes you on a sonic journey with its Dual Digital Waveguide algorithm, making it an intriguing addition to any Eurorack system. Designed to challenge and delight, this module is described by its creators as a "formless blob of DSP," capable of producing a diverse range of digital soundscapes. As you explore its potential, you'll discover that the Mysteron allows you to pitch two waveguides together or separately, while also giving you the freedom to morph them through harmonic waveforms. The real magic happens when you start feeding these waveguides back into themselves or into each other, opening up a world of experimental possibilities.

The Mysteron is patch-programmed, eliminating the need for cumbersome menus or presets, allowing for a more intuitive and immediate interaction with your music. Synth enthusiasts will appreciate the voltage control over all parameters, providing a playground for limitless sonic exploration. Whether you're crafting ethereal textures or bold, new sounds, the Mysteron stands ready to transform your creative vision into reality.

Key Features:

  • Dual Digital Waveguide synthesis for versatile sound creation
  • Unique algorithm, unlike any other in the synthesizer world
  • Patch-programmed for a seamless user experience
  • Full voltage control over all parameters
  • Perfect pairing with Optomix and Erbe Verb modules for expanded sound design options

Product specs

Brand Make Noise
Model Mysteron Module
Finish Silver
Year 2008 - 2018
Made In United States
Categories Eurorack Modules and Cases, Synth Modules
Horizontal Pitch 14HP
Modular Synth Format Eurorack
Synth Module Function Oscillator

FAQs

What type of synthesis does the Make Noise Mysteron use?

The Make Noise Mysteron utilizes physical modeling synthesis, which simulates the sound of plucked strings and other resonant objects, providing unique and complex tones.

How many HP does the Make Noise Mysteron occupy in a Eurorack setup?

The Make Noise Mysteron occupies 14HP in a Eurorack modular synthesizer setup.

Can the Make Noise Mysteron be used as an oscillator in a modular synth setup?

Yes, the Make Noise Mysteron functions as an oscillator module, generating a wide range of sounds suitable for various modular synthesis applications.

Is the Make Noise Mysteron suitable for creating percussive sounds?

Yes, the Make Noise Mysteron excels at generating percussive and plucked string sounds due to its physical modeling synthesis capabilities.

What is the primary function of the Make Noise Mysteron in a modular setup?

The primary function of the Make Noise Mysteron is to serve as an oscillator module, focusing on creating complex, resonant tones through physical modeling synthesis.

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MAKEN0ISE

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Make Noise Mysteron

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MAKEN0ISE

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MakeNoise Mysteron - Retrometabolism

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Richard Devine

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Mystery | MakeNoise Mysteron eight years later

Cinematic Laboratory

Cinematic Laboratory

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Make Noise Mysteron : Audio Demo (Oscillator Drones, Wildcard Mod, Dark Dub Chord Patches)

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TEST SERIES Lexicon Vortex with Make Noise Mysteron Eurorack Sound Design

Outsider Sound Design

Outsider Sound Design

Reviews

PROS

  • Excels at organic, aggressive metallic sounds

  • Offers unique gnarly bass capabilities

  • Avoids the overly smoothed, digital feel of similar modules

  • More alive and engaging sound compared to competitors

  • Simplifies the complexity of linear FM synthesis

  • Versatile in producing lead, bass, and bowed sounds

  • Encourages experimentation with its unique sound palette

CONS

  • Can be extremely abrasive if not carefully handled

  • Not as immediately 'pretty' or smooth as some alternative modules

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Make Noise Mysteron.

Features and functionality

  • Mysteron produces unpredictable plucked sounds but can also achieve violin-like tones and sustained melodic sounds, offering a range of sonic possibilities.

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Use cases and applications

  • It's highly effective as a noise source when paired with Rings, creating complex textures in modular patches.

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  • The module might not appeal to those focusing on drones and soundscapes due to its inherently twangy and brittle sound profile.

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User experience

  • The module is known for its unique, sometimes challenging behavior, appealing to those who appreciate its unpredictable nature.

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  • Some users find it hard to control due to its focus on randomizing timbres, making it less reliable as a tool but potentially more valuable for collectors.

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  • Owners often experience a dichotomy with Mysteron: achieving either remarkable sounds or failing to create anything usable, illustrating its unpredictable nature.

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Comparisons

  • While popular alternatives like Rings are more predictable, Mysteron's distinct characteristic is its unpredictability, making it less integral to traditional setups but appealing as an art object.

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Artist usage

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See how Nicolas Jaar uses Make Noise Mysteron

Nicolas Jaar

Music Producer

Darkside

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See how Richard Devine uses Make Noise Mysteron

Richard Devine

Keyboardist, Composer

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In his Vimeo video titled "MakeNoise Mysteron - Retrometabolism," Richard Devine demonstrates a patch inspired by the "Industrial Guitar Tones" from the Mysteron manual, showcasing his use of the Make Noise Mysteron modular synthesizer.

See how Blawan uses Make Noise Mysteron

Blawan

Music Producer

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"Plucky little fucker this Mysteron"

See how Drumcell uses Make Noise Mysteron

Drumcell

Music Producer

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At the 1:35 of this video, you can see Drumcell plays an Eurorack system based on various Make Noise modules.

See how Datach'i uses Make Noise Mysteron

Datach'i

Music Producer

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can be seen in this post from August 12, 2016

See how Kimihide Kusafuka uses Make Noise Mysteron

Kimihide Kusafuka

Keyboardist, Music Producer

K2

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In a post on Threads by Kimihide Kusafuka (@k2kinky), the Make Noise Mysteron is visible, confirming its use by the artist.

Genre Usage

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