NEW eurorack video about my MINIMALIST case: th-cam.com/video/-GWQ3phCv3o/w-d-xo.html total opposite of this case :D Some of the modules showcased NoiseLab: bit.ly/NoiseLabPC Ritual Electronics 1U modules: bit.ly/RitualElectronicsPC Befaco: bit.ly/BefacoPC (i use their mixer system) Three Tom Modular: www.threetom.com/ (badass filter!) Acid Rain / Maestro: bit.ly/acidRainPC Erica Synths: bit.ly/ericaSynthsPC Herbs & Stone: bit.ly/herbsandstonesPC Affiliate links support the channel at no cost to you
Absolutely wanna see a patch from scratch. That sounded awesome! Wow man, what a beautiful case, collection of modules and studio! Dude, you should be proud of all you've built! So cool. Heck, I'm proud of you!!!
... you left the loose screw inside the case? That's going to weigh on my mind like how I still owe my friend $5 but I can't pay it back because I haven't been able to get in touch for years.
@@nathanfreeman7362 Pretty sure he could afford to buy his own restaurant... maybe even an entire chain. But the debt still nags at me, even more than a decade later. In other words, Bo's eurorack isn't the only thing around here which has a screw loose.
Nice man, I recommend to turn the power on after each module instal. If 1 out of 50 or whatever modules is connected wrong you’d have to unscrew each one till you find the wrong one.
Bro you need some sort of telescopic magnet. One of those extended drill bits with the magnetic tip should do the trick though. Belongs in every tool box.
The modular test: stop watching, listen to music and ask yourself: would it be possible to reach same sound with nice prepatched analog machines ? 😉 Of course there is the intellectual challenge and pleasure to control from scratch sounds + to occupy yourself with the “what next module should it get ?” 🤔 Hopefully we are all different!
of course i could make the sounds in a lot of cases, but the depth of sound design is only one aspect of the appeal of eurorack. the many options for control and modulation make working within modular to create music a truly unique paradigm.
My OCD tells me that screw needs to be gone. How about using a telescope magnet? You know, those little sticks with a flexible arm. Always handy when you lose screws or dropped a metal somewhere where it shouldnt belong.
I am so pleased I picked up my MicroModular again. Without it I would have no way to scratch that modular itch and I know I would fall into this epic hole of modular madness.
I sold my Dotcom Modular after playing some ours with the Arturia MicroFreak. This little buddy runs circles around my modular-System. ;-) Please spend some pennies in a telescopic magnet - these hopping screws are a constant part of my life. Thank You for this video!
Hey Bo. My tip: you can find tools which are basically small magnets on telescoping shafts at auto parts stores. Like an old radio antenna w a magnet on the end of it. I keep one next to my big case (only use when it's powered down). Tilt the case towards a corner (maybe jiggle it around if needed), remove a single module, problem solved :)
I feel like its so big its actually inconvenient haha. I have a system thats 3 rows of 140HP and I had to upgrade to longer cables for it. Yours is so big you have to like stand and lean to reach knobs.
That is beyond awesome! If your case cost more than your car, the modules must have cost more than your house :-) I really liked the little run-through chats about the modules at the end. Very interesting and useful.
9:08 that‘s an ordinary Macro Controller, which is already in many many Synths. Each synth with a modmatrix is capable s functionality. And in modular there‘s MI Frames, which gives you even more functionality...
Holy smokin' silicon! That's one fine-looking system, Bo. Cannot wait to see some future patch ideas, sound demos, and modifications. I also use Modular Grid for planning the layout and subsequent changes. It's indispensable. I don't know if I will ever consider my Eurorack synth to be "DONE!!" as one of the principal reasons to build a modular synthesizer is having the ability to reconfigure it. Besides, I've got some empty space in it that begs to be filled with modules, perhaps ones that don't even exist yet.
The acid style jam you made there from about 6:00 onward seems to really come out easy for you. Maybe you should consider leaning into that style a little bit, it was probably -to my ears - the most profound thing I’ve heard from you. Well done!
Yes, more!! I just started a little semi modular TABLE (DFAM, Quadrantid Swarm, MicroFreak, RC 202 Looper), but Im hooked on the idea of building MY MONSTER, so keep doing THESE videos. Patches, unboxing, module demos, performance, etc. GO, BOY!!
I never would have considered WASPS, other than that weird little yellow synth, as a potential hazard to a Eurorack Case. Learn something new every day
You are never finished with adding to modular other than budget, time and space. I started small as well Bo and now have two large 14u setups. It is by far the most fun creative way for music but also expensive.
Looks like chaos. If you're just getting started, I'll expect a regret video within a couple of months. Buying so much gear, all at once, will definitely reveal shortcomings in your module selection. It's impossible to build such a large system all at once and 100% correctly without ever patching before. For those contemplating such a move, take it slow and build your system over time based on your needs, not on Modulargrid. You'll save a small fortune. I expect this system would cost close to $25K at retail and a lot of it looks like slop - i.e. buying all modules in a series without looking at better alternatives. Congrats on the cool looking system, but pease don't share your misinformation with other people looking for good advice. Few people could afford such a system, nor do they need something so large and complex to be creative. Start with the basics.
Feel free to watch my ”should you get into eurorack video”. I think you might find some takes refreshing. This video is about my absurd build, and I don’t make particular recommendations in it. If I were to give someone advice I would say: start really small and move slowly. I.e exactly the polar opposite of what I have done.
It is never done, Bo. You add stuff, you take away stuff, you move stuff around, you buy another case and slowly fill it up. Then you buy another or maybe sell one and then buy a bigger one (or smaller for traveling). Then different cases get redesigned and made to fit different ideas. One becomes your effects processing case, another takes on a West Coast flare, another is for sampling and digital synthesis tools, or maybe stuff is all mixed around and it works best for you for a while that way. It is always in motion.
ohhh magnet telescoping stick! gotto get one. I have learned most of my modules. I often avoid too deep digital modules because they take a ton of time to truly master. And I often end up not using all functions anyway. So most modules I have are very straight forward.
Bo, you will never be done with your modular synth. My wife told me (as she was unboxing our new Cobalt8) "That's the last synth now, right?" I'm so glad she's not looking at my bookmarks right now. ReFace DX, Korg Drumlogue, Behringer 2600... they are so TEMPTING! :)
Interested to see how your Black Hole DSP’s behave with the Meanwell power supplies BoBeats. I’ve been running my system on 4MS power and recently wired in Meanwell supplies and noticed Black Hole DSP lost all stereo spread to the effects. It collapses the stereo field completely. Swap back to 4MS and it the DSP stereo comes back to life. Took me weeks to work out why my patches suddenly seemed so flat and lifeless.
Nobody deserves this setup more than you. Have fun ! 🌈🦄🖖 P.S. Did the lights in your county dim when you first turned it on? And did you have to register it with any authorities before you put it into operation?
@@BoBeats they're great to recover lost screws at the bottom of the ocean... Or a simple magnet-stick, maybe? Don't know if the magnet could hurt the modules though. Probably not if not powered! Great video by the way, it got my nerd vibe going...
Hi Bo. Congratulations on your awesome eurorack set up. One thing that is kind of baffling is how to power such a behemoth. It seems like you have a number of switching power supplies. Any chance you could shed som light on your thought process re power and how you ended up with the solution you did. Thanks for yet another great video.
Congratulations on takin the dive you seem so excited what a lovely system by the way what did you use to plan the system? What app or was Adobe illustrator?
Hey Bo ! Im currently building my own modular synth case and im currently wiring my psu and putting in the protective conductor wiring. Did you make the case on your own or did you buy it premade ? The rails where you have the protective conductor wires connected look really interesting. Also the Busboard and PSU Setup. Cases are such a integral part of the whole modular synth situation but seem alot overlooked. Biggest part when it comes to correct wiring and safety...
This just looks like the definition of the giddy child like abandon of having just got into modular. I’ve designed racks like this before too where it’s just all the modules that have stood out in other cases and seen in videos based on what you think you need. Overall seems to fit what you want to do with it well but I’m sure if there was more direction and focus in the design you could have accomplished the same goal within less than 25% of the space/price/power saving the rest for other things or whatever, but we all know theirs fun in excess with modular haha. Enjoy!
you are completely right in that my setup isn’t cost effective. its partly because I dont view it like ”one setup” and more a library of modules. And its indeed also just a passion thing. I didnt start with modular to be super specific about what I wanted to achieve. Im just on a journey here, all giddy!
@@BoBeats Right on! Not all Euroracks have to be the smallest, most versatile and practical case designs ever. let’s be honest, most of us are just forced into that because of the cost haha! 😬 There is definitely fun in seeing how little one can get away with to. ☮️
Did you think we wouldn't notice the upside down Queen of Pentacles? 🤔 love how he flipped around mid video, did you do it on purpose to try and tell it apart more easily from the blck_noir?
I cannot agree that the forecaster module introduces anything new to eurorack as the Verbos Electronics «Scan and Pan» module does the same + panning of each channel. Also Makenoise Rxmx does the same(alltough not DC coupled) with 6 input channels. However the module looks cool and fun to use:)
never said it introduced something new to eurorack. I said it is new to me and a function you often do not see on normal synths. Very little seems totally novel in the world of eurorack: most is just slightly differently implementations of same basic ideas.
Hey digging the unreleased track playing whilst you installed all your modules. Hope you release it. Also just noticed how Befaco sounds like a swear word when you say it fast. I’m such a child 😬 ... and edited cos there are a number of unreleased tracks in the vid. It’s not easy to finish stuff. Looking forward to more vids dude.
Damn if this were me: *Spends thousands on parts for a modular synth. *Makes elaborate youtube video. *Closes out with the start of the theme to Beverly Hills Cop.
NEW eurorack video about my MINIMALIST case: th-cam.com/video/-GWQ3phCv3o/w-d-xo.html total opposite of this case :D
Some of the modules showcased
NoiseLab: bit.ly/NoiseLabPC
Ritual Electronics 1U modules: bit.ly/RitualElectronicsPC
Befaco: bit.ly/BefacoPC (i use their mixer system)
Three Tom Modular: www.threetom.com/ (badass filter!)
Acid Rain / Maestro: bit.ly/acidRainPC
Erica Synths: bit.ly/ericaSynthsPC
Herbs & Stone: bit.ly/herbsandstonesPC
Affiliate links support the channel at no cost to you
Of course we want 🙃
dude yes
sure!
Absolutely wanna see a patch from scratch. That sounded awesome! Wow man, what a beautiful case, collection of modules and studio! Dude, you should be proud of all you've built! So cool. Heck, I'm proud of you!!!
Yep!
Lesson one from building modular wall. Start at the top and work your way down.
Specs for those wondering:
Power Consumption: 5359 mA +12V | 2579 mA -12V | 0 mA 5V | Depth: 50 mm | Price: $15,568 | Number of Modules: 66
but how do you know that
"0 mA 5v"
... you left the loose screw inside the case?
That's going to weigh on my mind like how I still owe my friend $5 but I can't pay it back because I haven't been able to get in touch for years.
Can your homie afford a McDouble?
@@nathanfreeman7362 Pretty sure he could afford to buy his own restaurant... maybe even an entire chain. But the debt still nags at me, even more than a decade later.
In other words, Bo's eurorack isn't the only thing around here which has a screw loose.
Nice man, I recommend to turn the power on after each module instal. If 1 out of 50 or whatever modules is connected wrong you’d have to unscrew each one till you find the wrong one.
Just bought a second-hand Behringer Crave and learning to patch.
Keep it up!
awesome isn't it ? I love my crave
Bro you need some sort of telescopic magnet. One of those extended drill bits with the magnetic tip should do the trick though. Belongs in every tool box.
I need a lot of different tools, and learn how to use them. Because I am not very handy 😅💪
The modular test: stop watching, listen to music and ask yourself: would it be possible to reach same sound with nice prepatched analog machines ? 😉
Of course there is the intellectual challenge and pleasure to control from scratch sounds + to occupy yourself with the “what next module should it get ?” 🤔
Hopefully we are all different!
of course i could make the sounds in a lot of cases, but the depth of sound design is only one aspect of the appeal of eurorack. the many options for control and modulation make working within modular to create music a truly unique paradigm.
My OCD tells me that screw needs to be gone. How about using a telescope magnet? You know, those little sticks with a flexible arm. Always handy when you lose screws or dropped a metal somewhere where it shouldnt belong.
Thanks for bringing the fascination and inspiration. I’m experiencing your joy and excitement vicariously. 🌟👍🏻🌟
I am so pleased I picked up my MicroModular again. Without it I would have no way to scratch that modular itch and I know I would fall into this epic hole of modular madness.
I started cleaning my gear with a paintbrush like you suggested in a previous video. Works great. Thanks for the tips.
It's alive! You need one of those magnets on an extendible stick thingies to fish the errant screws out - assuming they are magnetic that is.
I think theyre aluminum tho
It's like someone found my wishlist and accidentally bought it
Also, cool jam
This looks and sounds awesome! This is the real gateway music making drug setup!
I sold my Dotcom Modular after playing some ours with the Arturia MicroFreak. This little buddy runs circles around my modular-System. ;-) Please spend some pennies in a telescopic magnet - these hopping screws are a constant part of my life. Thank You for this video!
That is a good patch, you plugged it in and music came out. It worked.
Hey Bo. My tip: you can find tools which are basically small magnets on telescoping shafts at auto parts stores. Like an old radio antenna w a magnet on the end of it. I keep one next to my big case (only use when it's powered down). Tilt the case towards a corner (maybe jiggle it around if needed), remove a single module, problem solved :)
I feel like its so big its actually inconvenient haha. I have a system thats 3 rows of 140HP and I had to upgrade to longer cables for it. Yours is so big you have to like stand and lean to reach knobs.
@BoBeats, could you please create a dedicated video about a modular sequencers? Especially about polyrhythms and generative stuff. Thanks!
That is beyond awesome! If your case cost more than your car, the modules must have cost more than your house :-)
I really liked the little run-through chats about the modules at the end. Very interesting and useful.
Glad you are having fun Bo. So nice to see. Looking forward to seeing what more beautful stuff you can create with it 🥰
Wow 😮Your modular is amazing and way bigger than my 4x128hp. You will definitely have a lots of fun creatively with it 👍🏻
Now that Andrew Huang is somewhere in space dodging Asteroids, that makes you the Top 1 human being with the biggest modular synth on earth XD
Look up Colin benders modular, also stevio, Mylarmelodies, divkid... bigger systems and they’re better musicians
True day.
@@Chasing_Thoughts Nope.
100% better musicians. No doubt.
@@BoBeats Bo! I didn’t mean to insult your abilities , I regret saying it now
Awesome monster studio rig! One day I hope to have one that glorious. Until then, I'll keep enjoying my two tiny-ish systems. 😂
Super excited to see this new setup. Hope you're loving it!
Music reminded me of Terraria! I know that the composer for that game used a lot of modular for it so it kinda makes sense. Great work
9:08 that‘s an ordinary Macro Controller, which is already in many many Synths. Each synth with a modmatrix is capable s functionality. And in modular there‘s MI Frames, which gives you even more functionality...
Holy smokin' silicon! That's one fine-looking system, Bo. Cannot wait to see some future patch ideas, sound demos, and modifications. I also use Modular Grid for planning the layout and subsequent changes. It's indispensable.
I don't know if I will ever consider my Eurorack synth to be "DONE!!" as one of the principal reasons to build a modular synthesizer is having the ability to reconfigure it. Besides, I've got some empty space in it that begs to be filled with modules, perhaps ones that don't even exist yet.
"Modular" and "is done" in the same sentence, good one! 😂
The track during the first timelapse is throwing of major stardew valley vibes. Love it!
Awesome! I hope to put it on my next album
This must be modular heaven....
Wow that’s a big one!! I remember when you had one that was tiny back in 2018 or 19
The acid style jam you made there from about 6:00 onward seems to really come out easy for you. Maybe you should consider leaning into that style a little bit, it was probably -to my ears - the most profound thing I’ve heard from you. Well done!
Glad to hear it!
Welcome to the rabbit hole! Love my eurorack, it is a way of life! Cheers!
Great video! And waiting for the patch from scratch video!!!
The music during the montage of you setting up your modules was dope!
Thanks!! New stuff i got brewing
More of these please Bo
Yes, more!!
I just started a little semi modular TABLE (DFAM, Quadrantid Swarm, MicroFreak, RC 202 Looper), but Im hooked on the idea of building MY MONSTER, so keep doing THESE videos.
Patches, unboxing, module demos, performance, etc.
GO, BOY!!
Tip: Use a wad of bluetack on the end of a stick to pick up dropped screws.
You not only fell into the rabbit hole, you also made your way to the Mad Hatter :-O
I came here for the "sexy timelapses" ... was not disappointed :D :D
0:23 "Just slightly overkill..." (in case my wife is watching -Bo)
Great video as always. You might want to spray some expanding foam insulation into the gaps to prevent wasps from getting in there.
No risk for that where I live :-)
I never would have considered WASPS, other than that weird little yellow synth, as a potential hazard to a Eurorack Case.
Learn something new every day
Waouh thanks bobeat and enjoy of course
The case looks epic filled up. great job. You lucky man
Oh My Gosh. That setup looks gorgeous.
Wowwww, that is is a crazy beautiful setup! Keep up the great creative work!
it's great to see you take joy building that monster :)
Your gonna want more gate sequencing. Your need a Pams also. Nice rig.
Awsome Bo ! It's nice to see you going deeper into Eurorack !
I was looking at all this as a newbie thinking this all seems a bit ridiculous, then I hear that Liquid Foam :O Bo dude, that things sounds amazing!!
Nice video as always. I must admit that because of you I order a case to Arjan. So thanks for that and keep up the good work.
Glad to hear it! He deserves the business and hope you are happy with the case
You are never finished with adding to modular other than budget, time and space. I started small as well Bo and now have two large 14u setups. It is by far the most fun creative way for music but also expensive.
Love this setup 🤩😱 Thanks for all your contribution to the industry #respect
Huge modular wall 👌. Impressive and beautiful 😱🥰 !
Looks like chaos. If you're just getting started, I'll expect a regret video within a couple of months. Buying so much gear, all at once, will definitely reveal shortcomings in your module selection. It's impossible to build such a large system all at once and 100% correctly without ever patching before. For those contemplating such a move, take it slow and build your system over time based on your needs, not on Modulargrid. You'll save a small fortune. I expect this system would cost close to $25K at retail and a lot of it looks like slop - i.e. buying all modules in a series without looking at better alternatives. Congrats on the cool looking system, but pease don't share your misinformation with other people looking for good advice. Few people could afford such a system, nor do they need something so large and complex to be creative. Start with the basics.
Feel free to watch my ”should you get into eurorack video”. I think you might find some takes refreshing. This video is about my absurd build, and I don’t make particular recommendations in it. If I were to give someone advice I would say: start really small and move slowly. I.e exactly the polar opposite of what I have done.
Beautiful, Bo.
It is never done, Bo. You add stuff, you take away stuff, you move stuff around, you buy another case and slowly fill it up. Then you buy another or maybe sell one and then buy a bigger one (or smaller for traveling). Then different cases get redesigned and made to fit different ideas. One becomes your effects processing case, another takes on a West Coast flare, another is for sampling and digital synthesis tools, or maybe stuff is all mixed around and it works best for you for a while that way. It is always in motion.
I also have a Big Honking Button. Great module and great company!
Congratulations on the new system. Looks and sounds super neat!
Jesus, have you learned all these modules already? Lots of great choices. Also, you need a magnet telescoping stick.
ohhh magnet telescoping stick! gotto get one. I have learned most of my modules. I often avoid too deep digital modules because they take a ton of time to truly master. And I often end up not using all functions anyway. So most modules I have are very straight forward.
Envelope generators are so not boring to me.
Amazing - Nice work, Bo!
When can I come over and chill 🥸
Bo, you will never be done with your modular synth. My wife told me (as she was unboxing our new Cobalt8) "That's the last synth now, right?" I'm so glad she's not looking at my bookmarks right now. ReFace DX, Korg Drumlogue, Behringer 2600... they are so TEMPTING! :)
YOU FILLED THAT THING UP SO FAST
Interested to see how your Black Hole DSP’s behave with the Meanwell power supplies BoBeats. I’ve been running my system on 4MS power and recently wired in Meanwell supplies and noticed Black Hole DSP lost all stereo spread to the effects. It collapses the stereo field completely. Swap back to 4MS and it the DSP stereo comes back to life. Took me weeks to work out why my patches suddenly seemed so flat and lifeless.
Nice, Bo!!! That must feel so good to have complete :D
Nobody deserves this setup more than you. Have fun ! 🌈🦄🖖
P.S. Did the lights in your county dim when you first turned it on? And did you have to register it with any authorities before you put it into operation?
303 vibes coming from that bass patch 👌 now just gotta fill out the remaining spaces in the case to cure our OCD lol
Always use the screwdrivers that have magnetized tips! :-)
Lesson learned
@@BoBeats they're great to recover lost screws at the bottom of the ocean... Or a simple magnet-stick, maybe? Don't know if the magnet could hurt the modules though. Probably not if not powered! Great video by the way, it got my nerd vibe going...
AND have a magnetic tip grabber. I would never sleep knowing there's just a screw sitting freely somewhere
Nice painting from CrazyOilArts!
Hi Bo. Congratulations on your awesome eurorack set up. One thing that is kind of baffling is how to power such a behemoth. It seems like you have a number of switching power supplies. Any chance you could shed som light on your thought process re power and how you ended up with the solution you did.
Thanks for yet another great video.
heya! if you check the previous video ”unboxing my eurorack” theres alot of info on how it was built :)
@@BoBeats Thank you! :)
wow, thats a dream wall!
Congratulations on takin the dive you seem so excited what a lovely system by the way what did you use to plan the system? What app or was Adobe illustrator?
Modular Grid, its a website with a great planner!!
Hey Bo !
Im currently building my own modular synth case and im currently wiring my psu and putting in the protective conductor wiring. Did you make the case on your own or did you buy it premade ? The rails where you have the protective conductor wires connected look really interesting.
Also the Busboard and PSU Setup. Cases are such a integral part of the whole modular synth situation but seem alot overlooked. Biggest part when it comes to correct wiring and safety...
Beautiful setup. I can almost feel your back pain after this.
haha truth!
That’s a pretty good first patch
This just looks like the definition of the giddy child like abandon of having just got into modular. I’ve designed racks like this before too where it’s just all the modules that have stood out in other cases and seen in videos based on what you think you need. Overall seems to fit what you want to do with it well but I’m sure if there was more direction and focus in the design you could have accomplished the same goal within less than 25% of the space/price/power saving the rest for other things or whatever, but we all know theirs fun in excess with modular haha. Enjoy!
you are completely right in that my setup isn’t cost effective. its partly because I dont view it like ”one setup” and more a library of modules. And its indeed also just a passion thing. I didnt start with modular to be super specific about what I wanted to achieve. Im just on a journey here, all giddy!
@@BoBeats Right on!
Not all Euroracks have to be the smallest, most versatile and practical case designs ever. let’s be honest, most of us are just forced into that because of the cost haha! 😬
There is definitely fun in seeing how little one can get away with to. ☮️
@@Marshallangelo yepp! Im working on some smaller setup ideas
Did you think we wouldn't notice the upside down Queen of Pentacles? 🤔 love how he flipped around mid video, did you do it on purpose to try and tell it apart more easily from the blck_noir?
I had to dissassemble to get the screw, then put it in the wrong way :P
I cannot agree that the forecaster module introduces anything new to eurorack as the Verbos Electronics «Scan and Pan» module does the same + panning of each channel. Also Makenoise Rxmx does the same(alltough not DC coupled) with 6 input channels. However the module looks cool and fun to use:)
never said it introduced something new to eurorack. I said it is new to me and a function you often do not see on normal synths. Very little seems totally novel in the world of eurorack: most is just slightly differently implementations of same basic ideas.
Hey digging the unreleased track playing whilst you installed all your modules. Hope you release it. Also just noticed how Befaco sounds like a swear word when you say it fast. I’m such a child 😬 ... and edited cos there are a number of unreleased tracks in the vid. It’s not easy to finish stuff. Looking forward to more vids dude.
I like the nerdy references great vid
New TA like always "Carefull Crazy" :)
Love the new setup. I give you 2 months... until you outgrow that case.
Cant decide, this setup or a Jeep Wrangler? ; )
Any plans on adding fans? I know LearninModular had some heat issues with his big case.
I like your new Mondeo very much ;)
I’m overwhelmed... 🎸
So i can make my own synthesizer eh..
Nice. Ill build my own synth one day
Beautiful!
Thank heavens for knurlies.
Confirmation at least that I can get the same sounds with my iPad, Microfreak and Keystep Pro
well ofc you can get similar sounds using any synthesizer 🤷🏻♂️
The smell of burning chips or boards on computers sticks with you. I would be afraid all those modules would go up in flames 😬
Beautiful!!! How much do everything cost?? 2000$??
Ha ha
Maybe for the top row.
Damn if this were me:
*Spends thousands on parts for a modular synth.
*Makes elaborate youtube video.
*Closes out with the start of the theme to Beverly Hills Cop.
Doepfer makes a similar crossfader and I'm willing to bet for cheaper. loopop did a video on analog wavetabling.
Wow, that's amazing. Do the lights go dim when you switch it on?
I should make my hue do that :-D
Beautiful Set up Bo
is there any music coming out of this monster or its just for production design?
Didnt you watch the video?