Like the title says, I would like it if you could give us an update on the documentation front. I myself am an almost complete beginner, so the little parts of a manual that you shared was very useful. However I am almost stuck at this point, for example I can’t get to make midi in work. I’m pretty sure it’s because my lack of knowledge.
Anyone who is impatient to have a (more) complete documentation, raise your hand!
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It’d be nice to have more documentation, but until then, maybe we can get that issue resolved.
Thank you for your answer.
I tried plugging the outputs from the MIDI/cv module to one oscillator. With further research I understood that it would work with a VCA, which my kit (synth starter + subtractive add-on) didn’t include.
Now I’m thinking it’s the envelope module that I need; it’ll be my next exploration.
Feel free to help! I don’t mind noodling around half blindly though, I already got some cool sounds (that I didn’t fully understand).
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For a very simple start I’ve written a short article on the basics: Instructables: Microrack Modular Synth: Basics
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Nice, will check this out shortly.
You can use connect gate signal from MIDI/CV to envelope module and then connect output of the envelope to VCF cutoff input
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I’ve tried out the three patches from the Starter Kit and described them in Instructables: Microrack Modular Synth: Exploring the Starter Kit Patches, Oscillator Stability and Noise Output Spectrum
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This is a bit more advanced, I’ve described how to use an affordable external logic board (intended as an educational tool) as a ring modulator: Microrack Modular Synth: Ring Modulation With LogicBoard From MH-EDU-Electronics
A better choice for that is the vca mixer module in Attenuverter mode but I don’t own one of those.
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