https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable-instruments-documentation/
A comprehensive archive of Mutable Instruments modules' documentation, with release dates, discontinuation status, and links to manuals, firmware, schematics, and more. Browse the module timeline to find specifications, features, and secrets of each module.
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2022/12/11/mutable-instruments-r-i-p/
Mutable Instruments, a pioneer of Eurorack modular synthesis, announces its permanent shutdown in December 2022. Founder Émilie Gillet retires from music technology and leaves a legacy of influential designs and ideas.
https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable-instruments-documentation/modules/plaits/
Plaits is a 16-HP module that offers 16 deep synthesis models, 8 for pitched sounds and 8 for noise and percussions. It has dual output, internal or external modulations, and a low-pass gate.
https://www.musicradar.com/news/mutable-instruments-closing
A short statement on the company website reads: "The production of all modules has halted and Mutable Instruments will permanently shut down in December 2022. "You can still contact us for support and repairs until June 2023.". Mutable Instruments has been a highly respected and hugely influential figure in the Eurorack market, releasing
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/mutable-instruments-shruthi-1
One device that does fit the bill is the Mutable Instruments Shruthi 1, a hybrid monophonic desktop synth module that seems to offer the best of both analogue and digital worlds. Designed in two halves, its first circuit board is all digital, generating the various sound sources, mixing and treatment options, envelopes, LFOs, and a 16-step
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2022/09/27/classic-mutable-instruments-modules-returning-as-full-size-clones/
After Later Audio offers full-size Eurorack modules that are replicas of Mutable Instruments designs, such as Rings, Marbles and Clouds. Mutable Instruments founder Émilie Gillet announced the end of production of MI modules and their open source licensing.
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/mutable-instruments-beads
Mutable Instruments label these as things like Scorched Cassette and Cold Digital which indicate the vibe they offer and they definitely feel like more than just sample rate reductions, although they do offer the benefits of longer buffer sizes. Scorched Cassette, for example, adds some lovely warmth, with the emulated wow and flutter of
https://producerhive.com/buyer-guides/synthesizers/mutable-instruments-clouds-review/
Mutable Instruments Clouds has every control you need to create interesting and musical sounds right away, as well as access to some more complex features with relatively little menu diving. Unlike some multi-effect devices that focus on quantity over quality, Clouds is a solid, great-sounding option for reverbs, delays, and more.
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/mutable-instruments-marbles
The new Mutable Instruments module Marbles combines the rhythm generation and probability of MI modules Grids and Branches and the lockable random pitches of Music Things Turing Machine to create a generative musical powerhouse. The left-hand side focuses on rhythm, generating three clock outputs at a tempo set by the Rate knob and a multiply
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2021/02/22/the-ultimate-guide-to-the-mutable-instruments-beads-texture-synthesizer/
The Mutable Instruments Beads is designed to be a 'reinvention' of their popular Clouds Eurorack 'texture synthesizer', offering higher audio quality and improved ease-of-use. "In this video, I'll be taking you through all the settings and controls with technical run downs, raw sounds and LOTS of musical patches and applications
https://producerhive.com/buyer-guides/synthesizers/mutable-instruments-rings-review/
The Module is described as a "Modal Resonator" by Mutable Instruments, meaning that is a physical modeling sound source for your Eurorack system. Rings digitally emulates real instruments that are bowed, plucked, picked, or even blown. If the word "digital" scares you, don't worry as Rings has plenty of warmth and character.
https://reverb.com/brand/mutable-instruments
Mutable Instruments Mutable Instruments has risen with the ascension of the Eurorack synth format, crafting hardware and software that allow its users to create sonic landscapes of emotion, electricity, and sound. Their modules have taken the scene by storm, earning rave reviews and loyal fans for units like its Clouds texture synthesizer and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Gue_MZ-Dk
We explore the capabilities of one of 2015's finest Eurorack units - Mutable Instruments' 'texture synthesizer' Clouds. Read our full rundown of the year's b
https://reverb.com/p/mutable-instruments-stages
The Mutable Instruments Stages packs a huge amount of versatility and control into a simple eurorack module. With an ASR envelope, complex 6-stage envelope, LFO, 4-step sequence or switched LFO, Stages can be any kind of modulation. Not because all these behaviors have been pre-programmed in the module, but because it allows you to describe
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/tech/mutable-instruments-rings-resonator-module-640871
A new module from Mutable Instruments tends to be met with an explosion of fandom in the Eurorack community and Rings looks like no exception. ... usable sounds at your chosen pitch. Mutable puts it well: "Rings is the bar, the tube, or the bunch of strings you cause to vibrate with an external signal". Mutable is definitely selling it short
https://www.softube.com/clouds
Mutable Instruments have been making Eurorack modules in that latter category for almost a decade, and now Clouds — the texturizing module which sold like crazy in hardware and became a firm favorite of enthusiasts around the world — is available for Softube Modular. "With the original Clouds Eurorack module now disappeared into the ether
https://cdm.link/2022/12/mutable-instruments-swan-song-plaits-update/
Mutable Instruments modules are also multitaskers through and through, leading a wave of designs that did the same. In contrast to where Eurorack began, with fixed functions, few displays, and 70s archetypes for many of their functions, Mutable ushered in a generation of module makers who packed in alternate functionality, multiple oscillators
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/06/03/mutable-instruments-ripples-2020-hands-on-demo/
Here's what Wilson has to say about it: Here we have the new 2020 updated version of Ripples from Mutable Instruments. It's an 8HP multimode filter module with low pass, band pass and high pass outputs. The LP and BP outputs have switchable 2 or 4 pole responses, the low pass has an additional VCA level control (great for AM synthesis, or
https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/mutable-instruments-plaits
For the first of Mutable Instruments' new line-up, Olivier GIllet has gone back to the drawing board to offer a successor to the mighty Braids, his flagship digital oscillator. Braids changed the game in 2013 by offering a virtual museum of modelled synthesis types in one module. With basic filtering and a VCA built-in, Braids offered a quick
https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable-instruments-documentation/modules/streams/manual/
Streams is designed for Eurorack synthesizer systems and occupies 12 HP of space. It requires a -12V/+12V supply (2x5 connector), consuming 30mA from the -12V rail and 100mA from the +12V rail. The red stripe of the ribbon cable must be oriented on the same side as the "Red stripe" marking on the printed circuit board.
https://www.musicradar.com/news/mutable-instruments-tides-module-is-back-and-better-than-before-in-new-2018-edition
Mutable Instruments has updated one of its best loved Eurorack modules, Tides, for a special 2018 edition. What sets this latest revision apart from the original is the introduction of additional output modes, producing variations (shifted in amplitude, time, phase or frequency) of the main signal. Not only that, but Olivier Gillet has also
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2023/04/06/is-behringer-cloning-the-entire-mutable-instruments-line/
Behringer introduces two new Eurorack modules that are based on retired designs by Mutable Instruments, a company that releases its hardware and firmware as open source projects. The article speculates whether Behringer plans to copy the entire Mutable Instruments line and discusses the pros and cons of this approach.
https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable-instruments-documentation/modules/beads/
Beads is a 14HP module that combines audio acquisition, granular synthesis, and delay effects. Learn about its features, specifications, and how to use it with the original printed manual and PDF download.