Apparently microrack has a new little brother. Or cousin, or neighbor

Just stumbled upon this - similar form factor and $, launched abt a month ago. Not nearly as many modules as microrack, still needs lots of development, etc. I’m calling it “tangentially related”, perhaps we are (finally) seeing the beginnings of a micro-revolution of affordable modular formats. Maybe some of you will find it interesting…

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Converter module?

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Thanks @SKYNET_23 for mentioning this. I found this via the analytics.
Yeah! I think mini/micro modules have a place among big eurorack modules.

When we started, we didn’t know about MikroRack & I had some time playing with AE Modular.
We open-sourced everything from very early days & we want people to use those rather than buying from the store.
(I personally have very little interest to build-modules to sell, but I want to design & play with those)

These days we are working with Raspberry Pi Pico2 based (custom design) module for effects & complex oscillators. It will work nicely with recently released mixer with sends & returns.

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I don’t think we need any special converters. We are also 5v tolerant by design. All you need is to connect the grounds of both Bread Modular & MikroRack with a wire.

I’m not sure about using directly on the bread boards as we get 3.3v from top(+) and GND from bottom(+).
I suppose mikrorack uses a single rail to get the power.

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