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A clock provides order, eight random channels provide deviation. Omri Cohen builds a patch with Befaco Random8 and Vult Overon where both work together: accents remain tangible, gate patterns can be locked, and a delay occasionally freezes. Optoproductions controls drum variations via level; Robin from Molten Music Technology asks how such possibilities can remain manageable in everyday use.
8. September 2026
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If you’re itching to turn your modular rig into an unpredictable beast, Omri Cohen’s deep-dive into the RANDOM8 is just the ticket. Omri, known for his wizard-level patching and knack for making generative chaos musical, throws the RANDOM8 into both VCV Rack and Eurorack. This video is a wild ride—think outback thunderstorm meets cyber rave—packed with patching tricks that’ll have you rethinking what “random” really means. Whether you’re a patching newbie or a seasoned modular maniac, there’s gold to be found here—just don’t expect to get out clean or unscathed.
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DivKid’s back in the bunker, and this time he’s got his twitchy mitts on the new Random8 from Mylar Melodies and Befaco. If you think random voltages are just for the spaced-out modular heads, think again. Across three patches, DivKid shows how Random8 turns polite synth lines into untamed street weapons—whether you want subtle movement, glitched-out techno, or full-on ambient weirdness. It’s a hands-on, no-fluff tour with plenty of button mashing, patch cable tangles, and a healthy disrespect for predictable sequences. Miss this episode and you’ll never know how good random can sound when it’s locked, looped, or let off
Befaco Random8, Cosmic Debris, Mutable Instruments Tides, Mylar Melodies Random8
4. June 2026
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Molten Music Technology dives headfirst into the Forge Time Vhikk X, a module hyped as the clouds or Morphagene of the modern modular scene. Is it a twisted melodic monster or an emperor with no clothes? Robin Vincent’s hands-on approach drags the Vhikk X through a cinematic collision of chaos, beauty, and gritty textures. Expect honest takes, sarcastic jabs at cryptic controls, and enough sound design weirdness to fill a spaceship’s cargo bay. If you want the real dirt – and a good laugh – this is the review you need before dropping your hard-earned cash on this polarising bit