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3. June 2026

Noise Engineering’s Silver Era Farewell: Patchable Classics on Final Sale

Noise Engineering waves goodbye to their iconic silver-panel Eurorack modules with a clearance sale, marking the end of a visually distinctive era. In this video, the LA-based boutique brand offers a rapid-fire demo tour of choice modules—from arpeggiators and clock dividers to clever utility boxes—each showcased with practical patch ideas. Expect a brisk, hands-on overview that spotlights the raw, immediate workflows Noise Engineering is known for. For modular enthusiasts, this is both a nostalgic nod and a last call to snag these characterful modules for your rack.

Horologic Solum, Jam Jam, NIVGRAD, Op Ned, Pons Asinorum

28. June 2025

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Noise Engineering

Noise Engineering’s Modular Patch Dissected: Rhythms, Timbres and Sequencing Unleashed

Noise Engineering’s latest patch breakdown is a deep dive into the modular trenches, where five distinct voices and a battalion of sequencers, envelopes and effects modules converge for a wild sonic ride. In this video, P.O.B. takes us through each element of a sprawling Eurorack patch, revealing the tricks behind aggressive kicks, evolving melodies, and cinematic drops. As ever with Noise Engineering, the focus is on hands-on modulation, creative routing and the sort of patching that makes you want to reach for your own stack of cables. If you’re after inspiration for rhythm, timbre and unconventional patching, this is a

Basimilus Iteritas Alia, Confundo Funkidos, Debel Iteritas Alia, Electus Versio, Gamut Repetitor, Horologic Solum, Incus Iteritas Alia, Kith Ruina, Lapsus Os, Librae Legio, Manis Iteritas Alia, Mimetic Digitalis, Muta Jovis, Numeric Repetitor, Op Ned, Pons Asinorum, Quantus Trajecta, Roucha Legio, Sinc Legio, Sono Abitus, Sync Defero, Xer Mixa, Yester Versio

4. August 2024

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Noise Engineering

Noise Engineering’s Gamut Repetitor: Five Patchmates for Random Voltage Adventures

Noise Engineering, the LA-based purveyors of modular mayhem, present the Gamut Repetitor—a four-channel random quantized voltage generator built for generative melodic sequences and much more. In this official video, the team walks through five modules that pair especially well with Gamut, showing how to wrangle unpredictable voltages into musical, evolving patterns. Expect a hands-on demonstration of patching techniques, clever trigger manipulation, and the kind of creative workflows that make Noise Engineering’s approach so appealing to Eurorack tinkerers. If you’re curious about how Gamut Repetitor fits into a real-world rack, this is a must-watch.

Gamut Repetitor, Jam Jam, Melotus Versio, Mimetic Digitalis, Op Ned, Zularic Repetitor