Nova Musik - Pittsburg Modular Synthesizers Foundation 3.1+ with Richard Nicol at NAMM 2015

Published on Jan 26, 2015 Nova Musik

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Richard Nicol from Pittsburgh Modular gives us an overview of the new Foundation 3.1+ expandable, complete voice analog modular synthesizer, which comes with an extra 104hp of expansion space for more modules.

The Foundation 3.1+ Synthesizer is the expandable version of a classic. A standalone, fully modular synthesizer styled after the great monosynths of the past, the Foundation 3.1+ has no hardwired signal path or fixed voice architecture to restrict creativity. An all analog signal path driving massive oscillators and multiple filters pushes the Foundation 3.1+ Synthesizer to new worlds of musical creativity. An unpatched Foundation 3.1+ offers a clean slate for sonic exploration and sound design, and the open format of a modular synthesizer allows for greater control and a deeper understanding of synthesis.

The Foundation 3.1+ Synthesizer is designed to function as a standalone instrument. However, the Foundation 3.1+ is a 100% eurorack compatible modular synthesizer. The system is made up of 13 individual eurorack format synthesizer modules which can be removed, reorganized, and replaced with Pittsburgh Modular or other eurorack compatible modules. The Foundation 3.1+ Synthesizer uses the Pittsburgh Modular Move [208] Black Case and Power Rail to house and power the modules."