Make Noise

When the first Eurorack modules by Tony Rolando's Make Noise were released in 2009, you could already guess in which direction the journey will go. Clearly inspired by the concept of Buchla modular synthesizers combined with new ideas of their own, the QMMG and the Wogglebug were the first commercially available products. Shortly after followed the Maths, an extremely versatile and flexible modulator that was unknown in the Eurorack world until then and is still produced in various revisions today. Beside other modules, which corresponded to the Buchlar philosophy, Make Noise developed some capacitive controllers and sequencers (e.g. Pressure Points), whose main controls have no definable pressure point, but produce several different CV voltages. Likewise, Tony surprises again and again with newly conceived and novel effect modules that simply amaze you. The 0-Coast Analog Synthesizer represents a best-of of the Make Noise circuits and is at the same time a compact and controllable entry into the world of control voltages.