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  1. Exploring Limitless Dimensions: Unleashing the Sonic Possibilities of the Bastl Instruments Basil Eurorack Module

    Explore the limitless sonic possibilities of the Bastl Instruments Basil Eurorack Module, a flexible stereo space delay that offers clean and lo-fi flavors, as well as an expansive Space section for experimental reverb. With its V/Oct input, filter in the feedback path, and various modulation options, Basil is not only perfect for clean effects and ambient washes, but also for creating distorted drones and being used as part of a Karplus-Strong synthesis voice. The Speed section allows for longer delay times and octave jumps, while the Freeze function acts as a micro looper. This module truly unleashes the frontiers of space and time in your modular setup.

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  2. Exploring the Touch Sensing Note Memory MKII: A Eurorack Module for Precision Pitch Control and Dynamic Performance.

    The Touch Sensing Note Memory MKII is a powerful monophonic keyboard controller for Eurorack that offers precise pitch control and dynamic performance capabilities. With 12 tuneable note plates, two transposition buttons, and a 16-bit DAC for accurate pitch output, this module provides maximum human control through its pressure sensing capabilities and dedicated CV output. It also includes an arpeggiator, sequencer, quantizer with user-editable scales, pressure CV recorder, envelope generator, random voltage generator, slew limiter, and vibrato. The module can store up to 17 presets, including keyboard layout, sequence, and all options under settings. Firmware v4.0 adds new features, such as rhythm sequencing for the arpeggiator, improved recording mode for the note sequencer with overdubbing, pressure-controlled transposition, and more. The new version is more compact, with illuminated pushbuttons replacing the transposition plates, a narrower panel, matte black finish, and gold-plated holes for better LED display visibility. The module no longer requires an external 5V power source, and the MPR121 breakout board now also accepts those made by Adafruit.

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