I would sacrifice the ochd and put a Synthrotek MST '07 Buffered Multiple next to the Pam's
to set up a common clock and start/stop/reset with the drums, and sequencer, and the rest.
There's lots of function generation and audio processing there,
but it needs maybe two more voices for them to chew on and wobble.
You have four drum voices and they would benefit from a 4 channel stereo sub mix.
Maybe pair that stereo mixer with your MFX, placed next in the chain.
That's an interesting and versitle set of modules.
here's my edit:
It's a tough layout with so many larger modules.
I dropped Maths, it's so big and you've maybe got some Pam's EGs that can kinda do some of that.
It's the earlier Pam's and I don't know it. But yeah, you could use some envelopes now.
I kept the osc and utilitiy function generators bunched in the upper left
and to get some modules closer to each other. The upper left looks nice, a complete interesting sparkle voice.
The addition, a Monumatic gives you wide stereo polyphonic variety and washes to feed those fancy fx.
I moved the sequencer over there because that's where the action is with marbles, midi, and clocks.
Not ideal, but better, and moves the intellijel voicing closer to the mixer and the mults above it.
The bottom row is clock, drums, submix, fx, and mixer. I chose the Doepfer A-138s mixer. Good as anything.
I'd like to hear that row.
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