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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @GovernorSilver said:

    @Cib said:

    There is quite a lot going on in the modular and especially eurorack format world. Interesting that U-he starts to make a module too (and an interesting one as well).
    But entering the modular hardware world is a no-go for me since it would never end and i don´t have place for walls of modular racks :D

    I have the same concerns. I'm not allowing myself to invest in any Eurorack or other modular hardware until I've made decent progress in Audulus, zMors Modular, or other modular app.

    I also think a smaller modular with limits is better for me. Exact why i love P900 so much beside that it even sounds better than some real analog modulars.
    I was impressed by Reaktor 6 and there are some awesome things and i love the blocks but then i hate to click around in Reaktor and building something own isn´t much fun there.
    Audulus is nice but the sound doesn´t do it for me.
    On iOS i really prefer Model 15 as a limited but still very versatile and good sounding modular.
    VCV rack is great as well and it can get very far but the general sound isn´t so powerful like i want.
    So yeah, i´m quite happy with P900 as my only modular i use mostly so far.

  • GovernorSilverGovernorSilver
    edited May 2018

    @Cib said:

    @GovernorSilver said:

    @Cib said:

    There is quite a lot going on in the modular and especially eurorack format world. Interesting that U-he starts to make a module too (and an interesting one as well).
    But entering the modular hardware world is a no-go for me since it would never end and i don´t have place for walls of modular racks :D

    I have the same concerns. I'm not allowing myself to invest in any Eurorack or other modular hardware until I've made decent progress in Audulus, zMors Modular, or other modular app.

    I also think a smaller modular with limits is better for me. Exact why i love P900 so much beside that it even sounds better than some real analog modulars.
    I was impressed by Reaktor 6 and there are some awesome things and i love the blocks but then i hate to click around in Reaktor and building something own isn´t much fun there.
    Audulus is nice but the sound doesn´t do it for me.
    On iOS i really prefer Model 15 as a limited but still very versatile and good sounding modular.
    VCV rack is great as well and it can get very far but the general sound isn´t so powerful like i want.
    So yeah, i´m quite happy with P900 as my only modular i use mostly so far.

    I Googled P900 and all I got was the Nikon camera, LOL

    I have the Ableton softsynths, Reaktor, etc. but I never really got into desktop softsynths. I do enjoy IOS synths though. I think its the multitouch screen and portability vs. being stuck with a mouse and typewriter style keyboard.

    I intend to use zMors Modular or Audulus to just get used to the modular mindset of connecting oscillators, envelopes, LFOs, etc. together. Audulus has so many tutorials now that I probably have a better shot of learning with that app. Getting the sound of a vintage analog modular is not as important to me as understanding how modulars work.

    If I ever get a real Eurorack system it will probably include too many modern modules to have a vintage analog sound anyway - I'll want some sort of granular processor, physical modeling, and other post-1980s stuff in there for sure. I do like the Dreadbox sound enough though that there'll probably be a Dreadbox analog oscillator in there somewhere.

    My MS-20 Mini gives me a taste of patching with physical patch cords - that's as far as I go for now.

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