Logical Beats 

Yes, RYO is definitely one of the better companies when it comes to looking for logic modules. I just received my AniModule LogicOgic yesterday, and will be putting it into my live case this weekend.

Yes - Euclidean Circles v2 has a preference for how it treats the reset, which freed up the logic module.

@@LearningModular Nice! Thx a lot

Good point. These are not reusable. There are reusable cable ties, but you have to leave a fair mount of their "tail" on to be able to re-thread and re-use them, which gets bulky. An earlier comment from D B Pawlan links to some really nice reusable twists. Both of those solutions would work fine on a studio system or something with more clearance when you pack it up to travel. And there are small velcro ties as well. Unfortunately, since I want to close the lid of this 12U system with those cables left patches, anything bulky like that works against me. I think something like the twist ties you get at grocery stores would be a solution then - either re-use the plastic and metal ones, or get the paper and metal ones (both biodegrade) and trim as needed.

I forgot about beaded reusable cable ties - they're not too bulky, and can be trimmed down fairly short while still being easy to re-use: amzn.to/339uHc0

@@LearningModular ah yeah just looked those up, not seen those beaded ones before! i do use the thin twist wire sometimes that you get when you buy.... not even sure where i got them from but i keep them all and do reuse them! Beaded reusable cables is a good shout!

Thanks for the tip! I considered these, and they'd be great for, say, a large patch on my studio modular, or holding audio, MIDI, etc. cables together. But they ended up being too bulky for my live case, as I need a minimum size (so I could see the modules behind them), and even more importantly close the case.

Your idea got me looking for less bulky alternatives; these look interesting: amzn.to/2YGEK4y

I like what Shakmat do in general, and Time Wizard looks like a lot of fun; I'll have to try it. But the underlying patterns, Fill Density, and Chaos in Grids is at the center of what I do.

@@LearningModular Of course, as far as I can tell, you can also program the Five12 Vector to do all those things! But may be less fun to manipulate and change in real time. But I have made some fairly complex drum patterns with probability with it, in addition to its melodic powers.