Glitching Out the Make Noise STO

Patching a module into itself can produce lots of interesting feedback paths and sounds. I love self-patching things up, and this STO self-patch is one of my favorite go-to’s.
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[@CinematicLaboratory]

That's a super cool trick! Never heard of seen this before! Thanks!

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

Thanks very much 🤠

[@BottleMakesMusic]

Kinda miss having my STO. Never felt I got the best out of it or really understood it fully. Sold it a while back and now regret parting with it. May have to look at getting another one!

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

Yeah the STO is super awesome! It was my first analog oscillator and I got obsessed with it because it's so rich and punchy. Really fun to self patch and get wild. I bet you could get similar feedback results with the oscillator you use if you have some form of wavefolding!

[@walrtbstudios5430]

Yup- the STO is a damn’ versatile oscillator. Love mine…

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

Absolutely. A beefy VCO fo sho! 🤘

[@ericMT]

I always thought it was funny that you can absolutely abuse the circuitry and it’s no big deal. But if you take one knob off it voids the warranty.

[@ChillMTGtv]

ooh! Nice! Love the buld up!

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

Thank you! 🤘

[@vurttv6415]

nice! some sweet phat tones there!!

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

I appreciate that, thank you!🤘

[@glnnk_art]

I’ll try that with my Instruo Ts-L

[@MatthewShapiroModular]

Nice! I wasn’t familiar with the Ts-L, but just looked it up. Looks super fun and I bet you could get wild with self-patching it. Hope you find some cool sweet spots!