Much like the previous few tracks, but using the Machinedrum as the trigger sequencer for the modular synth. Its output is to the CLK IN of the Noisering, which then gives CV (notes) to the Hertz Donut. Maths, also clocked by the Machinedrum via the Noisering's clock out is generating the envelopes that plonks the Plan B m13 low pass gate. There's not modulation going on, really, just playing with the steps of the Machinedrum along with the delay settings on a Boss DD-3 guitar pedal.
The interesting thing here to me is the first section has these odd little double-triggers. Almost like a swing to the beat. While this was going I noticed that the machine I had assigned to the trigger track on the Machinedrum was a ROM machine rather than the GND IMP that I intended. The GND IMP is just a short pulse, which is there specifically for things like triggering old pre-MIDI drum machines or, in this case, an analog synth. The ROM machines are for playing back samples. I don't know if the double trigger is a result of the particular sample that was loaded in that slot, or if it's something else. I haven't investigated it. But I like it. You can hear where I switched it to the GND IMP machine at 1:04.