Make Noise Maths
Make Noise Maths Used Price Guide
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Make Noise Maths used prices at a glance
The Make Noise Maths typically sells for between £174 and £179 on the used market, with an average price of £174 based on recent Reverb sold listings. The Make Noise Maths is a budget-friendly option and is frequently traded on the used market. Prices have been stable over the last 30 days.
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If you're buying or selling a Make Noise Maths, this gives you a realistic view of what it actually sells for today.
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- Average Used Price
- £174
- Typical Range
- £174 – £179
- Last Sold Price
- £174
- Trend
- stable
- Most Recent Sale
- yesterday
Is the Make Noise Maths holding its value?
Used Make Noise Maths prices have been stable over the last 30 days, hovering around £174. That points to steady demand without dramatic supply changes — the kind of pattern that tends to hold over multiple quarters. Boxed, mint units still sell at the top of the range; rougher examples can sit £30-£60 below the average.
Units in better condition or with original packaging tend to sell at the higher end of the range, while heavily used examples sell for less.
Demand for the Make Noise Maths remains strong among synth enthusiasts and producers, which helps support its resale value.
The Make Noise Maths is the Swiss Army knife of Eurorack — a dual-channel analog function generator that handles envelopes, LFOs, slew limiting, mixing, signal logic, and much more. It's often the first module recommended after a voice and filter, and for good reason.
Two Channels, Endless Functions
Each channel features variable rise and fall times with independent attenuverters for CV control. Channel 1 emphasizes logarithmic response (snappy envelopes, percussive shapes). Channel 4 emphasizes exponential response (smooth swells, gradual ramps). As envelope generators, they produce attack-decay shapes triggered by gate inputs. As LFOs, they cycle continuously at rates from glacial to audio. As slew limiters, they smooth stepped voltages into glides and portamento.
Analog Computing
The center section is where Maths becomes more than the sum of its parts. The Sum output adds channels 1 and 4 together. The Inverter flips polarity. The OR output passes whichever channel has the higher voltage — a maximum function useful for combining triggers or creating complex waveshapes. Attenuverters on inputs 2 and 3 provide additional mixing and offset capabilities. Channel unity outputs allow normalled signal flow without cables.
Feedback and Self-Patching
Patching feedback from outputs to inputs unlocks advanced behaviors that transcend simple utility. Cycling envelopes fed back through attenuverters become complex LFOs with waveshaping. The end-of-cycle gate outputs trigger the other channel for ping-pong envelopes and cascading events. Make Noise's "Maths Illustrated Supplement" PDF teaches 32 patches covering everything from basic envelopes to envelope-following, clock division, and rudimentary sequencing.
Who Is This For?
Maths suits modular synthesists who want versatile CV manipulation:
- Modular beginners who need envelope, LFO, and utility in one 20HP module
- Patch programmers exploring complex behaviors through feedback routing
- Make Noise system owners using Maths as a central modulation hub
- West coast enthusiasts attracted to the function generator approach
- Anyone building a modular system who wants a module they'll never outgrow
For simple envelopes, simpler modules exist. For a module that rewards years of exploration and replaces several utilities, Maths is foundational.
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Specifications
| Format | Eurorack module |
| Width | 20HP |
| Depth | 24mm |
| Current | +12V 60mA, -12V 50mA |
| Functions | Envelope, LFO, slew, mixing, logic |
| Channels | 2 (plus sum/difference) |
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