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Post by Malibu Interface on Sept 15, 2018 15:43:33 GMT
New modules installed. Next step : making music ...  |
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Post by Malibu Interface on Feb 2, 2019 17:30:04 GMT
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Post by NightMachines on Feb 4, 2019 19:48:55 GMT
Wow! That's the biggest AE Modular system I've seen so far. Looks cool, mounted in that Eurorack case  |
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Post by Malibu Interface on Feb 5, 2019 12:06:04 GMT
That's the biggest AE Modular system I've seen so far. The whole system is powered by only one Master module (via Eurorack power).
It looks like working but I did not use this configuration during a long period yet.
What is the maximum number of modules which can be safely supported by one Master module ?
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Post by thetechnobear on Feb 5, 2019 17:02:49 GMT
this is awesome!
didn't even notice at first it was in a eurorack case with adapters - really looks nice.
Im intrigued... how do you use this with your eurorack?
I had my AE and Eurorack interconnected with racklink for a while, but found I actually tended to use them as two different systems,
and ultimately, it was easier to just connect them via 4IO and longer eurorack patch cables (rather than the racklink, which I still use between AE cases))
Ive also been considering on building a variation of the racklink for eurorack
- AE end, a module that connects to ground, and exposes the 8 connections
- Eurorack end, a module that just has 8 jacks (std eurorack panel)
- not carry power, just ground + 8 signals .. so probably a longer 10strand ribbon cable. (bit more flexibility)
its almost a cross between a racklink and a 4IO... but with the advantage that the Eurorack side is just one small eurorack module.
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