DXG Strike and More! | Make Noise 

I really love just listening to these jams. Sometimes I rewatch these vids with my kids just for the music. What genre of music would you call this? Would love to make a playlist of this type of music.

Walker’s hair demands a lab coat! 💗

So excited to add this to my rig. Love the way it sounds. 🙌🏼

I love your Rhythmic grooves. I can’t wait to get one.

This module sounds so good... I ordered one yesterday! I can't wait to see what you guys cook up next in the stereoverse

one of my favorite of Walker's musical creations and sure to be one of my favorite Make Noise modular creations, too. Got my DXG on order. i love the innovative dynamic decay. so useful! can't wait to patch mine up :)

I always miss premiers, I’m always driving home from work in UK, looking forward to getting this, had it on order since released

that liquid jam ad the end was absolutely insane!!!

Excellent! My 0-Ctrl was getting a little bored, but with the DxG on pre-order I have assured it that fun times are in the offing…

That rainy day patch is one of my favorites that you’ve done. I spent much of the day yesterday using Stega to make rain sounds with some noise filtered thru Qpas into Strega's ext in. I like yours better.

As your modular skills grow wilder, so does your haricut my boy! I own an OG SS and this vids got me thirsting after the stereo stuff BADLY

On my list ❤sounds nice

Awesome!

Good Stuff, l I have all the modules in your case except the DXG, Ordered today, the missing piece of my stereo chain !!

All without Vactrols? What sorcery is this? You guys are amazing….. this is 100% bought when it hits U.K. stores….

Where are you going to make the desktop sequencer a Eurorack module

HELP!! how can i get one of these tapestries that's in the background?????

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Gotta be strong and resist what looks to be Shared System 2.0. I was super stubborn about not moving into any of this new MN stuff .. Dammit! This shit sounds so good and once again .. a system that nobody will ever get to the bottom of

You did say if we had any questions or patch requests... Let me start with, I have not owned any of your LPG's yet. Not even Optomix or LXD. Mutable Streams is the only LPG I have at this point. Of your modules, I own Maths, Qpas, Morphagene, Spectraphon, Mimeophon, XPO, X-Pan, Rosie, 0-Coast, and 0-Ctrl. Thing is, I just ordered a 2nd XPO a few hours ago. So, what I'm wondering is... How do a pair of XPO's work with the DXG? I don't even have any idea how two XPO's together are going to sound yet, I just took a gamble because one by itself already sounds great, and the second one was a super cheap b-stock from my main vendor, so screw it, I figured. Seems like a winning bet. What would you guys do with 2x XPO's into the dual channels of the DXG? I'll definitely be buying the DXG soon, just looking to get an idea of how you'd use it, as you have a ton more patching experience and ideas than I do. In the meantime, I'll try running a mono signal out of each XPO into Streams, and then a stereo signal out of each into A/B of Spectraphon, and tweak the partials. That will give me some idea, for a start. I'd just love to see your take on such a setup.

I keep checking my mail for shipping 😊

Gene Wilder Wonka drips. Although I’m unsure if that memory is real.

holy buchla bongos batman

Why do you schedule videos 3 days in advance? Just publish them

Why no Ch1 output without mixing? Seems a shame to always have to marry 2 stereo signals together at the moment of note creation. Why does only Ch2 get to live a life of its own? The mix only makes sense if both signals are going to be processed exactly the same from their very origins until output. Ch1 never gets a chance to grow and take on its own character unless it’s used by itself. Individual outs for both channels as well as a mix output (with perhaps better level control into the mixer) should have been done in order to fully showcase your new achievement. Just seems like submixing was prioritized over the real accomplishment here: a dual stereo lpg, knee capped with a mixer.