Though as you have no plans to actually construct this you could argue that people have no actual reason to comment on it, what feedback do you actually require?
To be honest the main reason I posted it was to share with my friend as a joke. I suppose I could have simply sent a screenshot but sharing the rack here means he can mouse-over the various modules and read what they do.
I was also hoping to perhaps spark a game of sorts where someone suggests a rack idea, silly or not, and others attempt to complete the challenge. I know I'd find that fun and a good way to learn outside my comfort zone.
That said, I would absolutely welcome feedback or criticisim so long as it is specific!
All your other rack plans(?) are private, could you make public the Racks that you do actually own or plan to build so that people have the opportunity to actually comment on what you do have or will create?
-- wishbonebrewery
Right now my other racks in Modulargrid are a bit of a mess. I have a large polyphonic system and I'm right in the middle of rebuilding it; I am building a new case in my workshop having outgrown my current one (27U 168HP). I have probably 800 HP worth of modules in boxes waiting to go in the new rack. What I really need to do, but haven't had the time yet, is to upgrade to a Unicorn account and re-arrange everything.
My rack is set up like an industrial control console, 3 rows of modules (9U) more-or-less horizontal, the other rows vertical. I try and keep modulation sources, VCAs, and the like towards the back of the horizontal section, and input devices (joystick, keyboards, etc) at the very front of it. I mentally split the vertical section into sort of a "U" shape that matches my workflow. Sequencers at the upper left. Oscillators next. Envelopes & filters after that. Effects towards the right. Output at the upper right. I do not use a DAW; I use computers often enough, I don't want one around when I am playing music.
Really the only system advice I'm looking for is some recommendations for Tube VCAs. I made a separate post about that but nobody has weighed in.