Make Noise NUSS: A First Patch (Polimaths-Multiwave-QXG)

This is a first patch with the Make Noise NUSS system — Polimaths, Multiwave, and a pair of QXGs. In this episode of Five Dot Loft, I’m approaching NUSS from a true starting point, just a simple, musical first patch to hear what this system actually sounds like when everything is connected. Sequencing comes from the Oxi One MK 2, with modulation from Xaoc Zadar, delay from Qu-Bit Nautilus. The goal isn’t complexity. If you’re new to the Make Noise NUSS system, or you’ve been curious about how these modules work together, this is a practical place to begin. If you enjoy this kind of process-based approach, a like or subscribe genuinely keeps me inspired. Modules Used: Make Noise Multiwave Make Noise Polimaths Make Noise QXG (x2) Xaoc Devices Zadar Qu-Bit Nautilus Oxi One MK 2 Strymon output module Chapters 00:00 Introduction – Make Noise NUSS 00:27 How it's connected 02:44 Three Activation Modes 03:31 Let's hear some sound! 04:28 SPREAD control 06:53 Round Mode 08:00 Wave Modulation 08:41 Creating Chords with Accumulate 10:55 Potential for Playability Hashtags #MakeNoise #NUSS #Eurorack #ModularSynth #Polimaths #Multiwave #QXG #FirstPatch #ModularBeginner #GenerativeMusic #OxiOne #FiveDotLoft #ProcessIsTheStory