Modular synth scares me, so I learned how to use it.
Emily Hopkins・8 minutes read
The individual started with semi-modular synths from Moog, then transitioned to a full modular setup with dread box modules, collaborating with a professional expert for guidance and exploring affordable options for modular synthesis integration.
Insights
- Transitioned from semi-modular synths to a full modular setup, incorporating a diverse range of modules including rainbow dread box modules and specific ones like div kid act and WASP filter.
- Received personalized guidance and hands-on learning from a professional modular synthesis expert, Frederick Foxtrot, to enhance knowledge and skills in modular synthesis, showcasing the value of mentorship in complex areas like this.
Get key ideas from YouTube videos. It’s free
Recent questions
What are some popular semi-modular synths?
Moog M32 and dfam
Related videos
ANDREW HUANG
HOW TO GET STARTED WITH MODULAR: Best value modules, why hardware is better, cases, power, and more!
Perfect Circuit
Planning Your First BUDGET Eurorack Modular System (UNDER $500 DOLLARS)
Rob Scallon
Modular Synth (not a spaceship, this is an instrument)
Starsky Carr
5 Steps to your first Eurorack: the definite guide to designing your first modular synth
Rob Scallon
The Most Expensive White Noise Machine
Summary
00:00
"From Semi to Full Modular Synthesis"
- Started with semi-modular synths M32 and dfam from Moog to learn the basics
- Transitioned to a full modular setup with rainbow dread box modules, including specific modules like div kid act and WASP filter
- Built the modular setup without prior planning on Modular Grid, selecting desired modules like braids, Misha, and stoichaya
- Collaborated with a professional modular synthesis expert, Frederick Foxtrot, for hands-on guidance and learning
- Explored affordable options like dread box modules and using existing pedal effects with board brain exchanger for modular synthesis integration
