GIANTS | Herb Deutsch

video upload by Moog Music Inc

"'GIANTS' is a platform for legendary electronic musicians and innovators to express themselves through the art of storytelling. This new documentary series, filmed and produced by Moog Music, is about honoring and preserving the legacy of these artists and sharing their untold stories with the world.

The first installment of 'GIANTS' focuses on Herb Deutsch, co-inventor of the Moog modular synthesizer. The composer, music educator, and friend and collaborator of Bob Moog journeys back in time to talk about some of music history’s most prolific moments and expand on “the perfect definition” of what music is and can be: sound organized in time.

00:00 Introduction
02:21 Sound Organized in Time
05:37 A Christmas Carol, 1963
10:00 Bob Moog Origins
14:14 Musical Articulation
18:17 Moog at MoMA
20:36 Moog Legacy"

Also see Vintage Minimoog Model D Signed by Herb Deutsch - Bob Moog Foundation 2022 Raffle

xx Calder Plays Theremin | Dorit Chrysler

video upload by The Museum of Modern Art

Calder Plays Theremin | Behind the Scenes
video upload by Moog Music Inc

"We invite you to take a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Calder Plays Theremin," directed by filmmaker Michael Tyburski, featuring an original sound piece by composer and sound artist Dorit Chrysler.

In a new piece filmed at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, Berlin-based thereminist (and our dear friend) Dorit Chrysler brings a collection of electronic instruments together with sculptures on display in the museum’s 'Alexander Calder: Modern from the Start' exhibition for a novel experiment in sound and motion.

'Calder Plays Theremin' pays homage to both inventor Leon Theremin, whose eponymous invention has inspired generations of musicians and musical instrument creators, and sculptor Alexander Calder, who reimagined the art of sculpture as “an experiment in space and motion, upending centuries-old notions that sculpture should be static, grounded, and dense by making artworks that often move freely and interact with their surroundings,” according to MoMA. In this piece, Calder’s sculptures control the sound of each theremin, making for a truly unique and magical composition among these objects, personified as artists for the occasion. 'To hear a theremin trigger the Moog Model 15 synthesizer in the Sculpture Garden—priceless. The sound of a Calder mobile element rubbing against the antenna of a theremin producing microtonal sound in slight movement—breathtaking.' -composer and thereminist Dorit Chrysler

Visit moogmusic.com to read our complete interview with Dorit, where she shares what inspired her to develop the concept for this piece."

Update: Also see https://www.moma.org/magazine/articles/671

VM900 Collection ⚡ | Cherry Audio's Legendary Moog 900-Series Modules in Software

video upload by Cherry Audio

"➥Bring The Legendary 900 Series Sound To Your Cabinet
https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles...

With the sound, look, and feel that started it all, the Cherry Audio/MRB VM900 Collection delivers the audio and visual experience of the legendary Moog 900-series modules with spine-tingling impact and accuracy. Every detail has been expertly reproduced, for a virtual window into the halcyon days of early analog synthesis. Award-winning synth designer Mark Barton’s (MRB) proprietary DSP coding reproduces each and every sonic nuance with unprecedented accuracy.

The 27-module VM900-series collection has not been altered or updated to reflect modern trends - panel layouts and operation have been preserved in order to present a one-to-one early analog experience like no other. From oscillator drift to warm mixer overdrive to painstakingly reproduced panel art, it’s all there - the Cherry Audio/MRB VM900 Collection is simply a “must-have” module set for all purveyors of vintage analog synthesis!"

How to discover SYNTH GEMS

video upload by peter m mahr

"Making of SYNTH GEMS1. The new book of BJOOKS.

https://bjooks.com/blogs/blog/all-abo...

SYNTH GEMS 1
Written by Mike Metlay
Concept, and design: Kim Bjørn
Editing team: Chris Meyer, Marc Doty, Gordon Reid, Collin Russell and Kim Bjørn
Copy editing: Diana Smethurst
Image editing: Kim Bjørn
Additional image editing and illustration: Natascha Bondo Bjørn"

"Text from the back cover:

SYNTH GEMS 1 is your guide to an eclectic and amazing collection of synthesizers as art. Experience the history, technology, and sonic innovation of electronic music in a completely new way.

With their widely diverse designs and intentions, synthesizers offer a world of fascination. What thoughts and emotions guided their creators? What do they say about the era when they were created? How do their form and function define one another, and the music they make?

As much for serious synth enthusiasts as for newcomers to electronic music, SYNTH GEMS 1 is an enlightening look into this wonderful world of vintage synthesizers.

An art gallery of electronic aesthetics

SYNTH GEMS 1 takes you on a tour of over 60 remarkable keyboards — large and small, famed and rare, elegant, beautiful, and brutal… and ranging from classics that define entire genres to rare oddities that bring their own grace to the world.

Each synthesizer is presented in a series of finely detailed photographs, with a discussion of its origins and importance. From the dawn of commercial synthesis to the close of the Twentieth Century, the lives and times of these unique instruments are chronicled in exquisite pictures and thoughtful stories – mingling music, technology, commerce, and visual art.

Meet the synthesizer

Besides a brief introduction to the basic elements of synthesizer design, as well as a comprehensive Glossary, the book is rounded out by tours of the three museums that opened their collections to be photographed, and a selection of resources for further study: books, films, educational initiatives, online resources – even ways to play with these sounds at home.

Known classics and significant rarities

Explore the designs and read the stories behind instruments from famous brands such as ARP, Casio, Clavia, Korg, Moog, Oberheim, Roland, Sequential, and Yamaha – as well as vintage gems from Crumar, Electronic Dream Plant, Elgam, E-mu, Ensoniq, Fairlight, Kawai, Gleeman, Lord Synthesisers, Steiner-Parker, Technics, Waldorf, and more.

The GEMS Series from Bjooks celebrate the inner and outer aesthetics of electronic musical instruments:

Detailed and beautiful color photographs, taken specifically for this series
Insightful discussion of the technical details – and the historical significance – of each instrument
Clear and inviting introductions to the concepts that guide these designs"

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Knobotron - Tactile UV Reactive Knob Rings on MAKE NOISE 0-CTRL

via @knobotron

"Knobotron on @makenoisemusic 0-CTRL looks like an amazing work of art! #modularsynth #synthesizer #eurorack #eurorackmodular #knobs #3dprinting"

Works on other gear as well.

via Knobotron:

"Colored knob upgrade rings with a tactile pointer indicating the current position and allowing comfortable single finger tweaking. The knobs are fluorescent and UV reactive, generating an intense glow under black light.

Knobotron comes in packs assembled for specific synths, half the knobs in neon green and half in neon orange. A couple of extra rings are always added in so that you have more freedom to arrange your patterns.

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Moog Music Introduces the Moog Sound Studio | A Complete Synthesizer Exploration Station

video by Moog Music Inc

Mother-32 & DFAM or Subharmonicon & DFAM combo systems. Reverb video below.

"Begin a new journey in the world of modular synthesis with Moog Sound Studio.

Moog Sound Studio, a new synthesizer experience from Moog Music, includes all the tools and creative inspiration you need to embark on an immersive sonic adventure. Designed for beginner and seasoned synthesists alike, Moog Sound Studio introduces a uniquely comprehensive approach to exploring modular synthesis.

Watch the immersive Moog Sound Studio experience and environment come to life in this animation by acclaimed designer, director, and musician Julian House (INTRO, Ghost Box) set to music composed with Moog semi-modular synthesizers by electronic artist Dan Deacon.

The new Moog Sound Studio is a perfect foray into Eurorack for those new to modular, as well as a creative tool for experienced synthesists to grow their sound design skills."

"Begin a new journey in the world of modular synthesis with Moog Sound Studio. The complete synthesizer studio package includes all the tools and creative inspiration you need to embark on an immersive sonic adventure from your home or studio.

Designed for beginner and seasoned synthesists alike, Moog Sound Studio introduces a uniquely comprehensive approach to exploring modular synthesis. Here’s how it works:

Begin by selecting an instrument combination to complement your musical style or sonic preference: Mother-32 & DFAM or Subharmonicon & DFAM.
Along with your chosen duo of semi-modular synthesizers, your all-inclusive package will include an audio mixer and power distribution hub, a two-tier rack mount kit, patch cables and a patch cable organizer, a patch book with guided exercises, educational materials, games to encourage experimentation, custom studio artwork, and more.
Set up your studio space using the included equipment, cables, accessories, and art. All you need is what’s in the box plus a pair of headphones or speakers to start exploring!
Expand your knowledge of modular synthesis, hone your sound design skills, and allow yourself to get lost in the joy of discovering new musical experiences."

20 Patches with Moog Sound Studios

video by Reverb

"Moog's new Sound Studio bundles pair the DFAM with your choice of Subharmonicon or Mother-32—with an audio mixer, cables, and everything else you need to get patching. Watch along as Fess plays through 10 patches with each, sharing a sliver of the sonic possibilities available with the Sound Studios. See each patch in detail here.​

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100 Years Of The Theremin | Podcast

video by Sound On Sound magazine

"An Illustrated Podcast.

Still Making Waves In The 21st Century

Theremin at 100. A special podcast in honour of the 100th birthday. We speak to Cyril Lance (Chief Engineer, Moog), Dorit Chrysler (composer/New York Theremin Society), Bruce Woolley (songwriter/Radio Science Orchestra) and Katia Isakoff (singer/songwriter and producer).

Show Notes

Chapters
00:32​ - Introduction
02:11​ - Cyril Lance / The Claravox
16:44​ - Dorit Chrysler
25:26​ - Bruce Woolley
32:08​ - Katia Isakoff
45:40​ - Ending

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Analogue Solutions Announces Colossus #4

I almost skipped posting this as the only news here is there's a 4th production run of the Colossus. I guess it's interesting knowing how many are out there. What's also interesting is I always assumed the Colossus was either built in a limited initial run, or it was built per order only. This is a mammoth endeaver and each one costs 25,000 GBP which comes out to $35,000 US. It is $4500 less than this little Sennheiser VSM201 Vocoder!

Note, the images in this post appear to be stock. You can find demos of the Colossus in previous posts here.

Press release follows:
""Analogue Solutions announces forthcoming fourth run of Colossus supersized synth that trips back to the future of analogue

KINGSWINFORD, UK: following a showstopping showcase during its introduction at SynthFest UK 2019 in Sheffield, British boutique electronic instruments innovator Analogue Solutions is proud to announce a forthcoming fourth run of Colossus — its supersized synth that trips back to the future of analogue, albeit symbolising so much more than a powerful analogue ‘workstation’ with no fewer than 12 VCOs (Voltage-Controlled Oscillators) beating at its monumental musical heart, rather representing art, architecture, and superlative studio furniture at its hand-built best by taking its design cues from the colossal classic that is the EMS Synthi 100, although no Synthi circuit was cloned or copied in making the destined-to-be-classic Colossus fit for a new generation of high-flying owners — as of February 15…

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Moog MicroMoog

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via this auction

"This is a classic analog synthesizer from the inimitable Moog Music. Made in Williamsville, New York in 1975, this is a hand-crafted work of art, and it sounds absolutely like a Moog synthesizer. It's nearing the 50 year old mark, and as such it displays some cosmetic wear, but nothing that affects playability or functionality. This machine is perfect working order, and all the pots and switches operate smoothly without any crackling or popping. The keys all play just fine, and the ribbon controller works great, and is properly scaled to provide one octave range in either direction. I had the synth serviced and calibrated last year, and its attached power cable was replaced with a standard IEC socket."

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DOUG McKECHNIE – SAN FRANCISCO MOOG: 1968-72

Available on BandCamp here

"Never-before-released analog-synth recordings that rewrite the early history of electronic music.

Edition of 300 vinyl LPs. Out 10/23/20.

San Francisco Moog: 1968-72 documents for the first time a critical missing link in the history of electronic music.

In 1968, a young Bay Area native named Doug McKechnie got hold of one the very first Moog Modular Series III synthesizers ever made—serial number 004—and began experimenting with it. Soon, he was hauling its many components around the region, performing improvised concerts for audiences whose minds had been opened by psychedelia but whose ears were often unfamiliar with electronic sounds. Working outside of academia and traditional recording studios—the only places one could find Moogs at the time—he invented his own way to play the instrument on the fly. He recorded many of his performances.

After four years, McKechnie lost access to the expensive Moog. He moved on to other musical and creative endeavors. The recordings he made on quarter-inch reel-to-reel tape gathered dust in a closet for decades, and have never been released until now.

The music on San Francisco Moog captures McKechnie eschewing the somber rigor of the academic electronic music of the era for a more free-flowing, melodic sound that nonetheless explores the limits of the instrument’s plastic sonic possibilities. Using the keyboard and two 24-step sequencers that came with the deluxe Moog, he created music that wove together multiple electronic voices in the moment, an innovation typically ascribed to later pioneers like Tangerine Dream (who would end up the owners of the very same Moog—but that’s another story).

Cuts like “The First Exploration @ SF Radical Labs, 1968” and “Berkeley Art Museum” find McKechnie building and expanding musical moods that capture the in-the-moment nature of his playing. “Meditation Moog 1968” finds him taking a more minimalist approach, while still exploring the instrument’s timbral possibilities. “Baseline” and “Crazy Ray” sound more like fully formed musical compositions, with melody, counterpoint, and even hooks of a sort.

San Francisco Moog not only proves a transportive listening experience, it casts a new light on the accepted history of electronic music."

DOUG McKECHNIE – SAN FRANCISCO MOOG: 1968-72

Moog Announces New Dark Series Matriarch and Gradmother, New Patches & Firmware Updates

Lisa Bella Donna | The Mothership II: Night Flight

Moog Music Inc

"The Mothership has landed.

As a sequel to her mind-expanding semi-modular performance in 'The Mothership' earlier this year, sonic sorceress Lisa Bella Donna brings even more analog power, magic, and prowess to this new composition using the complete Moog semi-modular family.

Witness her first encounter with the Dark Series Matriarch and Grandmother synthesizers alongside their keyless counterparts: Mother-32, DFAM, and Subharmonicon.

Instruments used:
- Matriarch (Dark Series)
- Grandmother (Dark Series)
- 8x Mother-32
- 2x DFAM
- 2x Subharmonicon"

Update: new tutorial videos featuring the "Dark Series" (just the Matriarch are up so far):



Playlist:
Matriarch | How to Play the Filter
Matriarch | Stereo Delay Patch Tips
Matriarch | Chord Memory Tricks



"Introducing Dark Series for Matriarch & Grandmother

Dark Series for Matriarch and Grandmother strikes the perfect balance between classic and modern, featuring an all-black aesthetic that invokes the timeless look of early Moog modular systems—with all the functionality and versatility these two state-of-the-art sound design machines are known for.

Today, we are excited to announce a new addition to our semi-modular family: Dark Series for Grandmother and Matriarch. The new visual twist for these two synthesizers is a nod to the modular control panel designs that inspired their very creation.
Grandmother and Matriarch's circuits, spirit, and analog effects are inspired by the classic Moog modular synthesizers designed by Bob Moog during the '60s and '70s. These instruments quickly became a staple in studio setups and live performance settings, a go-to first synthesizer for beginners, and a multifaceted creative tool used by musicians of all skill levels to explore the power of analog sound.
A complement to the distinct multi-colored artwork of the original Matriarch and Grandmother synthesizers, Dark Series presents a style option that celebrates the intersection of tradition and innovation.

New Patches & Firmware Updates

Significant firmware updates for Matriarch and Grandmother are now available for all owners. These updates feature a new sync engine that keeps the internal arp/sequencer, analog clock, and MIDI all tightly locked in phase; a new easy method to reset global settings to defaults; a new Envelope Multi-Trig mode for Grandmother; and many other enhancements, features, and bug fixes for both instruments based on customer feedback.

Alongside these firmware enhancements, new exploratory patches are now available to download for Matriarch and Grandmother registered owners. These 30 inspiring patches (16 for Grandmother and 14 for Matriarch) are designed to guide your eternal experimentation and open your mind to each instrument’s unparalleled analog sound."

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UDO Audio SUPER 6 Now Available

Check with the dealers on the right for availability. See the UDO label for previous posts including demos.

The official press reelase:

'UDO Audio announces availability of new take on traditional analog synthesizer with SUPER 6 show-stopper


BRISTOL, UK: having made a show-stopping splash upon its introduction to the musical masses assembled at SUPERBOOTH19 in Berlin, the trade fair for electronic musical instruments presenting the latest developments in (modular) synthesizers, keyboards, effects, studio equipment, and software, subsequently resurfacing somewhat closer to home at SynthFest UK 2019, the UK’s biggest synthesizer event held annually in Sheffield, then taking an award-winning transatlantic trip this year to The 2020 NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, the world’s largest trade-only event for the music products, pro audio and event tech industry, new musical instrument company UDO Audio is proud to announce availability of the eagerly-expected SUPER 6 — its inaugural release representing a new take on the traditional analog synthesizer as a 12 VOICE POLYPHONIC BINAURAL ANALOG-HYBRID SYNTHESIZER WITH SUPER-WAVE TECHNOLOGY tendering some unique sound design functionalities, featuring state-of-the-art FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) digital hardware oscillators coupled with analog filters and amplifiers — as of September 1…

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1981 Electronic Music Resource Book by Robert Ceely

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via this auction

Cool synth art.

"A great Rare Electronic Music Resource Book by Robert Ceely NEV Multimedia Publication. Excellent Condition, very slight surface wear the cover. You can refer to the pictures we guarantee 100% you will be more than happy with the excellent condition, very clean. Published in 1981 original price of $27.95 on inside stamped. To All Beepers: Past, Present, and Future, 21 chapters: introduction, waveforms, modifiers, controllers, connections, The Tape Recorder As A Composition Tool, Putting It All Together, Notation, Suggested Class Assignments, Studio Configurations, Compositional Limitations Of Current Electronic Music Synthesizers, ARP 2600 Synthesizer, Buchla Music Easel, EML-101 Synthesizer, EML-200 Synthesizer, EML-301 Synthesizer, EML-401 Synthesizer, Mini Moog Synthesizer, Modular Moog Synthesizer, Polyfusion Modular Sunthesizer, Synare 2 Percussion Synthesizer. A great Rare Music Book it would make a great addition to anyone's collection or home."

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#SynthesizeLive with FEMME HOUSE (LP Giobbi & Lauren Kop): The Art of Synthesis

Published on May 29, 2020 Moog Music Inc

"We’re excited to be teaming up with our friends at FEMME HOUSE to bring you 'The Art of Synthesis' live!

Whether you're new to the world of analog synthesizers or you're ready to expand your knowledge of how these instruments work, powerhouse producers LP Giobbi and Lauren Kop (aka Mini Bear) invite you to join them in exploring the art of synthesis with DFAM, Mother-32, Grandmother, and Matriarch. This virtual workshop and Q&A session begins right here at 6PM EDT on Friday, 5/29.

FEMME HOUSE is an educational platform focused on building a more diverse community of electronic musicians and creators. Join us in supporting their mission and passion for inclusivity in art and tech with today's livestream and by checking out their new course "Intro to Ableton Live." Sign up for this immersive one-month online course using code THANKSMOOG for 10% off at https://www.thisisfemmehouse.com/courses."

1973 Moog Sonic Six "Moog makes the scene" Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the full write-up.

"Moog Sonic Six 'Moog makes the scene' half page black and white advertisement from page 51 in the February 1, 1973 issue of Rolling Stone Magazine."

Some great synth art in this one.

Moogfest Cancelled

Just in via Moog Music:

"Moogfest on Hold to Focus on the Future

Moogfest 2020, originally planned for April 16-19, 2020 in Durham, NC, has been cancelled for logistical reasons.

As an organization, our purpose is to create deeply meaningful experiences and relationships in order to continually enrich our creative community. This intermission will be used to focus on the future of Moogfest and to investigate new ways of exploring the future of music, art, and technology.

Since its inception in 2004, the multi-day interactive tech conference and music festival has drawn both musical pioneers and futurist thinkers as Keynote guests in the science and art fields from around the world. Renowned electronic musicians such as Devo, Laurie Anderson, Gary Numan, Kraftwerk, Suzanne Ciani, Keith Emerson, Brian Eno, and Giorgio Moroder are among the festival’s past performers. We will continue to support emerging artists, celebrate the musicians who helped shape electronic music as we hear it today, and work diligently to design an event that honors the spirit of Bob Moog and the Moogfest community.

To all attendees, artists, sponsors, presenters, and volunteers: thank you for your support, understanding, and patience as the Moogfest experience continues to evolve.

Sincerely,

Your Friends at Moog Music

For ticket holders who pre-purchased access for Moogfest 2020, please email us at moogfest@moogmusic.com for information regarding obtaining a refund. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused."

Euro-Trill: Touch Sensing for Modular Synthesisers

Published on Sep 27, 2019 Bela Platform

Playlist:
Euro-Trill: Touch Sensing for Modular Synthesisers
Trill: Touch Sensing for Makers
Visualising Trill Sensors in the Bela IDE
Brass instrument with Trill Craft
Granulator with Trill Bar and Trill Square

"Trill touch sensors are the perfect tools for building synthesisers and electronic musical instruments. In this video we demo a Eurorack synthesiser that we created with Trill and the DIY module Pepper. The module is used to control a Moog Mother 32 and a Plankton Electronics ANTS! See our blog post for more details:

https://blog.bela.io/2019/09/27/euro-...

Trill is a new family of touch sensors launched on Kickstarter on 16th September 2019. Brought to you by Bela, Trill sensors use capacitive sensing to precisely track finger movements making it quick and easy to create beautifully responsive touch interfaces. Trill sensors are designed to make capacitive touch sensing easy to integrate into music, art and interactive projects.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/..."

Zorx Ribbon Controller Review

Published on Aug 16, 2019 Lower West Side Studio

"Lower West Side Studio checks out Zorx Electronics Ribbon Controller on loan from Art For The Ears.

It's a very fun way to control your modular synthesizer."

lowerwestsidestudio.com
zorxelectronics.com
artfortheears.com


"The ZORX ribbon controller is an all analog, made in the USA synth controlling labor of love. Hand built from high quality components it measures 27" X 1.5" X 1" and features a 500mm touch sensitive ribbon that controls pitch, filter, etc., a pressure sensor with an attenuator, a N/O or N/C gate function with a momentary push button, and an ancillary knob for LFO rate, filter, or whatever you'd like.

AND IT DOESN’T NEED A COMPUTER/MODULE/BREAKOUT BOX TO OPERATE.
With 5 LED colors to choose from and with textured opaque sidewalls and a clear top & base it looks amazing, too.

+Measures 27" X 1.5" X 1"

+5 LED colors to choose from

+12v Ribbon for pitch, etc., w/range adjustment

+12v Pressure sensor w/voltage attenuator

+12v N/O or N/C gate function/switch

+12v Ancillary knob for LFO rate, filter, whatever

+LED constant on or controlled by pressure

+Textured opaque sidewalls w/clear top & base

+Can be configured for low to high or high to low

+3.5mm TS mono jack outputs

+Works with Eurorack or MU (Moog Unit)

+No computer/module/breakout box needed

++Customization available - email us

+++Durable, made by hand, built to last

+++++Made in the USA"

Valle Maggia Shrolca Drone

Published on Aug 7, 2019 strom morts

"video by strom|morts https://strommorts.bandcamp.com/
featuring the Shrolca synthesizer (https://www.ctrl-mod.com/products/shr...) powered by myvolts ripcord & amplified by a Bose Soundlink Mini 2, Valle Maggia, Ticino, Switzerland"

"You will easily understand our mountain obsessions with a pic from our studio.

synths: moog taurus 2, moog voyager, moog slim phatty, boog, dave smith prophet 6
modular synth fave modules: Livewire AFG, Frequency Central Waverider & Wave runner, Mutable Instruments Elements, Waldorf NW1

strom|morts is an experimental drone band founded in 2018 by swiss post-metal veterans from Knut and Abraham.

https://strommorts.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/strommorts666

The strom|morts project focuses on different aspects of art such as cinema, literature, comics, painting, artistic performances and collaborations. Our logo was designed by renowned swiss illustrator Helge Reumann https://helgereumann.tumblr.com"

And yes, we love cats!

Semi Modular Madness Ep.2 - 0HP Moog DFAM

Published on Jul 1, 2019 Mystic Circuits

"Want to expand the scope of your new semi modular stand alone synthesizer but don't have the dough for a full case? Mystic Circuits has the solution - 0HP Modules! Using our state of the art passive circuitry and carefully designed floating form factor, you no longer have to make a huge investment in a full size Eurorack case to enhance the functionality of your synthesizer.

This is the second episode in a series of videos that will tackle different semi modular synths and ways that we use the Mystic Circuits 0HP modules with them. This episode goes over the wonderful Moog DFAM, which has a lot of modulation inputs and outputs to interact with various 0HP Modules."