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Yeah, to me that is EXACTLY the appeal of Pittsburgh Modular stuff. Those big, chonky knobs make me feel tingly.
I have collected a few semi-modulars over the years and have frequently mulled going all-in on a full-blown Eurorack system. I even started in the DIY route and built a few utility modules but never actually used them. A few factors suppressed my GAS
though, namely cost, time and my frequent work relocations.
However, I am now on the cusp of making my first major investments in a case and some carefully considered modules, with plenty of scope for expansion. I am glad I waited, not only because I am more financially secure, but because I have a deeper understanding of what I want to achieve and how to get there.
Spending the time to first cut my teeth on VCV rack / MiRack has educated me, kept me grounded and probably saved me a shed-load of money. I see a lot of Youtube videos of people with expensive systems who clearly have no idea WTF they are doing. Each to their own, but I am interested in making music.
Please send $50,000.
In a way I’m more interested in little self contained semimodular synths and the Taiga looks a good one at the moment, but it’s expensive and small, and I think I’m okay with my B Cat really
I think the lure of being able to configure very highly interdependent ‘machines’ in modular is deceptive, I think the sequencing side of modular is really where the mystique is, the sound complexity is interesting but the listener really doesn’t care that much about the richness of harmonic evolution made by one set of items vs another, and a simpler self-contained synth is mostly good enough to cover all the weirdnesses required (particularly something as crazy and untameable as the B Cat)
Wedging interesting controllers/sequencers/arpeggiators and the like into a defined eurorack casing is probably missing the point a bit, they might as well be any size you like and anywhere you like, as they’re not part of any audio signal flow, and I’d find it acceptable for them to be things like a Raspberry Pi 400 + little display running some Linux sequencer or other instead of a rack module
Plus, I really don’t like the wires all over the place in front of the stuff – that’s a downside that should’ve been eliminated not celebrated
I'm confused. You have a banjo and you still feel you need all the rest of that clutter??
The wires are the fun bit! 😀
Seriously, though, I think the attraction (or it’s opposite) of modular may have something to do with how different people think, and therefore how they approach music making.
I wish I could remember where I came across the phrase “node-based thinking” - it may have been in this forum, but could have been elsewhere, and apologies to whoever I’ve pinched it from. But it sums up (for me) why I take to things like MiRack and my hardware semi-modular synths, and also why I get on so much better with AUM rather than using linear DAWs.
Other people clearly think differently, preferring other ways of patching synths and linear DAWs.
There’s no right or wrong here, people should use the tools that inspire them and make them happy.
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Yeah defo, node stuff has really been my last ten tears, from blender shading and geometry, to modular synths (even AUM to some extent) and most recently audio electronics. It’s all stuff that’s feeling really good to be able to link concepts together for my way of thinking… I still love tinkering on guitar though, but haven’t really figured out a way to modularise that beyond a bit of pitch tracking and envelope following- maybe that’s best left in its own space for now…
Playing guitar through a nice analog filter is fun.
Hilariously I actually don’t have any filter modules, scratch that, I’ve got a resonant eq serge thing, never even though of that, just used it with oscillators so far! Nice one 😄
I would love to get into modular synthesis but I have neither the money, the space, or a wife who would accept it...
I do however play with miRack and really enjoy it...
@lasselu
One of these second hand?
https://www.signalsounds.com/2hp-lunchbox-picnic-basket-eurorack-modular-system?gclid=CjwKCAjwrJ-hBhB7EiwAuyBVXRceXb6CmKGI2x4e4c_OVxFAlHfEUgL3o4O2d0mawERZpoGmVE2qTBoC_qcQAvD_BwE
Thats very cute.
the new gateway eurocrack drug has to be -
https://www.thomann.de/nl/pittsburgh_modular_taiga.htm
Kinda modular ... https://apps.apple.com/app/roxsyn-guitar-synthesizer/id1472450599
At first, I read this in my head as “I’m starting to get rich”; and immediately said to myself that modular would be a great hobby for someone like that.
Oh, man. That got a literal laugh out loud from me.
My family started accepting the banjo noise so I had to up my obnoxious game.
Get on my level…..
Not exactly "modular" but it's the start of something similar.
Beathawk for the cello's, Music Radar for the drum sample,
dRambo and Crave on synthesis and effects,
JAF Collection and Moog Model 15 904A filters are
on two of the Crave's outputs which are hosted in AUM on the iPhone.
dRambo is sending an LFO, Filter sweep and key signal to the Crave as well as sequencing.
It's a live stream test recording so there are glitches.
https://www.youtube.com/live/YYuJ-N3fZBI?feature=share