Makes Noise Richter Wogglebug - The beating heart of my modular system

The Wogglebug is the beating heart and thinking brain of this entire patch!
Wogglebugs woggle CV output is feeding back into itself manipulating the master clock through the speed input. This allows the CV to decide what tempo It would prefer to play at any given step of the clock. The woggle CV out is also being stacked into the Y axis CV input of Rene. This enables the woggle CV output to decide what note it wants to play out of the 16 available quantized notes I allow it to access. Rene is in Snake mode. Try swapping the Woggle CV with either the Smooth or Stepped random for different results. Set the master clock to a low speed and use the Speed attenuator knob to adjust how much influence the random CV has on the master clock.
Master clock output and QCV from Rene are fed to the Synovatron CVGT1. However the X Gate output of Rene could be used instead of stacking the master clock. The Synovatron feeds it's signals into the Buchla Music Easel. This converts the voltage from 1v/o to 1.2v/o. It also converts the Eurorack gate signal to a shorter Buchla pulse signal.
This is just a demonstration of the Wogglebugs ability to feedback into itself. And also how it can manipulate Rene. However, you do not have to send the clock or CV to any of the parameters I chose in this video. Enjoy exploring sending them throughout your entire system! That's what module is all about!

[@micahpick5205]

I didn't want it to end!

[@musicalfungus]

Micah Pick Put it on repeat, and enjoy! :) I am so glad you like it!!!!!

[@WiredSpaceWizard]

Fantastic! I’m going to try that right now! Thanks for the lesson! :)

[@Randomvoltage]

This is great!

[@eurocat6351]

awesome bro

[@FunkTree]

Btw where did u get O&C (next to rene)

[@KeithCanisius]

Nice