• get triggered and powered from incoming gates or CV (provided by voltage sequencers or modular systems)

• increase the natural chaotic movement of electricity by removing the stabilizing elements of a constant power source

• facilitate the sound of electronic circuits loading and unloading, powering up and powering down 

• attenuate incoming voltage to all four channels, and between channels

• access swing and groove through natural circuit-loading

• deconstruct programmed rhythm sequences to make surprisingly new ideas 

• behave as a drum machine (drum brain)

• behave as a textural drone instrument

• dynamically and organically respond to different gate lengths on each channel, due to power loading characteristics of each circuit type

• achieve movement and textural complexity normally associated with modular instruments and feedback patching 

• respond differently to an assortment of CV types (LFO, VCO, envelopes)

• treat each unique channel as a “drum voice” or a chaotic “synth voice” (but more likely somewhere in between) 

• span touch plates with fingers, when using it as a drone instrument, to change pitch or texture

• attenuate the links between channels to rhythmically vary modulation between them depending upon when each is receiving CV

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• Do not attempt to power Moon with anything other than a modular synthesizer or voltage sequencer. 

• Clean with a lightly damp (water only) cotton cloth. If a deeper clean is needed, you might try a small amount of rubbing alcohol, but not on the knobs.

• Dimensions: 21cm x 15cm x 2cm / 8.25” x 5.9” x 0.78” 

• Weight:  0.45 kg. / 1 lb. 

• Materials: Gold plated interface PCB (2mm fiberglass) + 18mm Birch plywood case + metal shaft potentiometers with plastic knobs 

• CV Inputs: 6 x 3.5mm jacks 

• Audio Inputs: 2 x 3.5mm jacks 

• Audio Outputs: 6 x 3.5mm jacks

Each voltage sequencer will have different effects on the tonality of the Moon due to differences in power and feature sets. 

Strongest recommendations: 

• Arturia Beatstep Pro 

• Eurorack modular systems 

Sequencers/Control voltage sources that work well:  

• Ableton Push 3 

• Acid Rain Technology Constellation 

• ALM Busy Circuits Pamala’s Workout 

• Arturia Beatstep Pro & Keystep Pro 

• ET Levit8 

• Expert Sleepers ES-9 & FH-2 

• Five12 Vector Sequencer 

• Frap Tools Falistri 

• Lorre Mill Double Knot 

• Make Noise 0-ctrl 

• Making Sound Machines Stolperbeats 

• Mannequins Just Friends 

• Meng Qi Voltage Memory 

• monome teletype + meadowphysics 

• Motu Ultralight as CV interface 

• MPC One 

• Music Thing Turing Machine + Pulses mkii 

• Mutable Instruments Marbles & Stages 

• OXI One 

• Polyend Poly 2 

• Qu-Bit Contour 

• Schlappi Engineering Angle Grinder 

• Sequentix Cirklon w/ CVIO  

• Shakmat Four Bricks Rook 

• Sixty Four Pixels CV.OCD 

• Social Entropy Engine 

• Soma Ornament-8 

• Soma Pulsar-23 

• Squarp Hermod 

• Tiptop Audio Trigger Riot 

• vpme.de Euclidean Circles v2 

• Westlicht Per Former 

• WMD Metron 

• ⌘various audio rate oscillators 

*We continue to post more examples of working/non-working relationships as we get access to more equipment and learn from users. Thank you for all the suggestions so far!

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