Thanks for your comment. I certainly use mine (I have several) a lot! It is open source, you can buy kits, or make one yourself. For those that do not want to build one, I sell built EuroPi modules on eBay and reverb (with a blessing from Allen Synthesis).
@@ModularExploration hmm I see the link for the reverb site, but where are you on eBay? It seems you aren’t charging more for an assembled unit compared to a kit on Thonk, is that true? Also I have to consider the shipping costs to Commiefornia (‘California’)
@@bonaventura_AKA_ben you can search for "allen synthesis europi" to find built modules for sale. Also, feel free to reach out to me (@nik) on the Allen Synthesis discord: discord.gg/chszKc8Npn International shipping isn't too bad for small, light weight items BTW.
Did you change the "divisions" list to evenly divisible numbers (2, 4, 8, 16, 32) in the script, or is this now the default? The current Github documentation at /Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/blob/main/software/contrib/harmonic_lfosDOTmd says that the default uses prime numbers at the divisions? I take it that < "analogue in: Added to master rate" > means effectively that the master rate knob can be CV controlled (as opposed to sync'd to an external clock input)? Seems it would be more useful if the Digital/Analog inputs could be adapted to accept standard Clock & Reset triggers, (otherwise it kinda forces you to use one square output as your systems master clock, if you want tempo sync'd LFO's). Also would be a good idea to put the githubDOTcom /Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/tree/main/software/contribHASHreadme "List of Packages Scripts" location in your video desriptions. It's one of the main things a prospective purchaser wants to see, yet is painfully difficult to find (can't post functional web addresses here or YT will delete the comment).
Thanks for your suggestion regarding links, I will definitely do that 👍🏻. Regarding the divisions, I did not update the code. However, I think you have slightly misunderstood the documentation for the Harmonic LFO script - it probably needs updating. The prime number divisions referred to in the doc is just describing the default divisions when you first run the script. If you change any divisions these are automatically saved so the script restarts just as you left it. All 6 LFOs support divisions from 1-32. I too think it would be cool if the script could use the digital input to create time-sync’d waves. The great thing about the EuroPi is that it is open source, so anyone can enhance or change any of the scripts by updating the Python code. Finally, yes you are spot on regarding the analogue input, this can be used to control the master rate of script, which affects all LFOs.
@@ModularExploration Ok, that makes sense re: divisions list. Unfortunately I'm not well suited to coding - I'm better at product design. It seems a pity that the unit does not have twice as many Digital/Analog inputs, as that would open up quite a bit of potential. As I understand, the RasPi Pico can accept up to 3 ch of ADC, and has plenty of GPIO.
@@boydw1 you’re right that there are some unused input possibilities in the EuroPi design. It is ripe for an expansion board which has been discussed a few times by members of the EuroPi community. One thing I hope to exploit is the additional I2C connections on the back of the EuroPi… it could be a great way to introduce sensors into Eurorack!
Sounds huge!
Tempting, these multifunction modules like this and the Befaco Lich and the ES unit. Thank heavens it seems to be kit only.
Thanks for your comment.
I certainly use mine (I have several) a lot! It is open source, you can buy kits, or make one yourself.
For those that do not want to build one, I sell built EuroPi modules on eBay and reverb (with a blessing from Allen Synthesis).
@@ModularExploration hmm I see the link for the reverb site, but where are you on eBay? It seems you aren’t charging more for an assembled unit compared to a kit on Thonk, is that true? Also I have to consider the shipping costs to Commiefornia (‘California’)
@@bonaventura_AKA_ben you can search for "allen synthesis europi" to find built modules for sale.
Also, feel free to reach out to me (@nik) on the Allen Synthesis discord: discord.gg/chszKc8Npn
International shipping isn't too bad for small, light weight items BTW.
Did you change the "divisions" list to evenly divisible numbers (2, 4, 8, 16, 32) in the script, or is this now the default?
The current Github documentation at /Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/blob/main/software/contrib/harmonic_lfosDOTmd says that the default uses prime numbers at the divisions?
I take it that < "analogue in: Added to master rate" > means effectively that the master rate knob can be CV controlled (as opposed to sync'd to an external clock input)?
Seems it would be more useful if the Digital/Analog inputs could be adapted to accept standard Clock & Reset triggers, (otherwise it kinda forces you to use one square output as your systems master clock, if you want tempo sync'd LFO's).
Also would be a good idea to put the githubDOTcom /Allen-Synthesis/EuroPi/tree/main/software/contribHASHreadme "List of Packages Scripts" location in your video desriptions. It's one of the main things a prospective purchaser wants to see, yet is painfully difficult to find (can't post functional web addresses here or YT will delete the comment).
Thanks for your suggestion regarding links, I will definitely do that 👍🏻.
Regarding the divisions, I did not update the code. However, I think you have slightly misunderstood the documentation for the Harmonic LFO script - it probably needs updating.
The prime number divisions referred to in the doc is just describing the default divisions when you first run the script. If you change any divisions these are automatically saved so the script restarts just as you left it. All 6 LFOs support divisions from 1-32.
I too think it would be cool if the script could use the digital input to create time-sync’d waves. The great thing about the EuroPi is that it is open source, so anyone can enhance or change any of the scripts by updating the Python code.
Finally, yes you are spot on regarding the analogue input, this can be used to control the master rate of script, which affects all LFOs.
@@ModularExploration Ok, that makes sense re: divisions list.
Unfortunately I'm not well suited to coding - I'm better at product design.
It seems a pity that the unit does not have twice as many Digital/Analog inputs, as that would open up quite a bit of potential.
As I understand, the RasPi Pico can accept up to 3 ch of ADC, and has plenty of GPIO.
@@boydw1 you’re right that there are some unused input possibilities in the EuroPi design. It is ripe for an expansion board which has been discussed a few times by members of the EuroPi community.
One thing I hope to exploit is the additional I2C connections on the back of the EuroPi… it could be a great way to introduce sensors into Eurorack!
Great channel playboy