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In this blog post, I just let my mind go and describe what I have been doing for the last couple of years to design a single VCV Rack module: Overon.

If you have been following the Caudal story, you know that the module started as a simulation of a four-segment pendulum.

Over the past few months, I’ve made progress developing a new testing platform to help verify the changes I made to the Freak firmware....

A while back, I shared a post about a unique MIDI controller I designed called Wicked .

The past two releases of the Freak firmware have not been of the quality I expected.

EDIT: version 3.3 and 3.4 are unstable.

A few months ago, I received an intriguing message from Mike Graham who works at Synthesizers.com.

Over the past six months I have been working on developing an Electrical Engineering course for the Wolfram U platform.

It's been a while since the last update to the Freak module.

Anima and Feigen modules have been out of stock for a while.

We have a new version of the Caudal firmware available.

There's an initial version of the Caudal user manual.

I have received reports about the NURAGE-VCA mode getting stuck in some of the Freak modules shipped recently.

If you have been reading this blog, you may know that I have made multiple prototypes of Caudal.

When I started my Eurorack journey, I made a deliberate choice to design the majority of modules for my rack myself.

I love synthesizers.

I have mentioned before that I have had a hard time to produce the Freak filter due to the semiconductor shortage.

Some months ago I posted about my efforts on making modules that are less affected by the semiconductor shortage.

The past month I decided to redesign my Eurorack case/stand.

I have published on the Wolfram blog a post that covers in detail the modeling of the 808 kick.