AEuroPi - reprogrammable CV controller

Woohoo 2 new modules in one day... AEuropi has landed at my doorstep.

There are some really spectacular scripts on this module. This will become my swiss army knife for the AE modular.

Exam was last night so I have again time to play with the modular. 

Here is an ihpone recording, not the best quality, of Lonely Woman ... I guess this was the first time a free jazz piece was played for an exam. The two other pieces were more conventional i.e. Art Tatum's Under a blanket of Blue and St Thomas by Sonny Rollins. Given my mindf****ng fear of playing in front of an audience it went quite well, with no real blackouts or meltdowns.

Had great fun with the Hamlet script today, using it's 'synth trigger' for a voice's VCA envelope, and a 'hihatt' trigger output to control a voice's filter envelope. Tweaking the parameters to get some complex rhytmic feels going on, together with RBSS delivering it's endless sequences to the 555 😄

Filmed a bit of the mayhem while recording, so might put it online coming days.


On the preloaded Pico: as 'consumer' it's def superchill if it's 'plug and play'. Also not having to deal with the calibration was supernice. But of course it's extra work for you! (Not only 'buying the pico's' but also just calibrating everything!)

I think that if you are going to sell it for a platform, like Tindie, you could offer the option of the assembled module, or the kit... perhaps without the Pi Pico or Oled (I would be interested since I know how to program and calibrate it and install the Oled) please write me down one! I'm looking forward to buying it!

For anybody wondering where to find the documentation on the different scripts installed on your AEuropi; here is the overview and script documentation.

It’s a shame you can’t hear more of the AE scrapes from the backing track but at least I did not butcher the piece completely. Interesting observation to treat fear as an emotion to project through your playing. However when your stage fright blocks your fine motoric skills then you’re kinda f****** when it comes to playing an instrument. But i agree if you have the conviction you prepared all you could then you will be less likely to fumble around with your fingers. But woodwinds, especially clarinets, are so much more than pushing the right buttons… your breathing and embouchure need to be controlled as well or you will honk and squeek like a colony of seagulls which is not always the desired effect.


I think the music teachers acting like jerks is becoming less and less common up to the point where teachers are almost apologizing for pointing out what the student should do to improve. This said my sister studied flute as a little girl and the teacher was one of those oldschool bullies. One day he told her that she had not practiced enough at home and therefore he would not waste his time listening to her playing, so he sent her of to another room were she had to practice on her own, which she did. But the flute jerk took in the other students and completely forgot about her so he basically left once he had seen the last student and my sister was still in the other room practicing. Luckily my mom went to pick her up at music school and found her hours later standing in that room practicing with tears rolling down her cheeks. Mind you this did not put her of from playing the flute and eventually she reached a level were she was ready for conservatorium if she had decided to proceed with a career in music, which she didn't.

Can highly recommend this module to anyone who's Looking for a fun and superflexible cv (mainly) module.

Was suprised by how much fun, and how easy it is to change scripts with it's built in menu. Beautiful module as well.