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When Tony Rolando released the first Eurorack modules under the name Make Noise in 2009, the brand’s distinctive direction was already apparent. Inspired by the concepts of Buchla modular synthesizers and combined with original ideas, the QMMG and Wogglebug were among its first commercially available modules.
They were soon followed by Maths, a versatile function generator and modulator that introduced new possibilities for generating, processing and combining control voltages. The module has undergone several revisions and remains one of the best-known Make Noise designs.
Alongside further modules influenced by West Coast synthesis and the Buchla philosophy, Make Noise developed capacitive controllers and sequencers such as Pressure Points. Their touch-sensitive control surfaces operate without mechanical pressure points and can generate a variety of CV control voltages.
Make Noise is also known for unconventional effects modules and original approaches to sound processing. Instruments such as the compact 0-Coast combine various circuits and concepts from the brand in a semi-modular analogue synthesizer. This makes the 0-Coast an accessible introduction to control voltages, patching and modular synthesis.
