Ambient Inspirations 2

FANTASTiC | 23 March 2023 | 449.39 MB

100 loops for Ambient / Experimental music productions made with modular synthesis.

Learning Modular Synthesis Modular V

P2P | Jan 13 2017 | 836 MB

One of the most exciting areas of music creation is modular synthesis, where you get to interconnect the fundamental building blocks of a synthesizer to create your own instrument. In this course, music industry veteran and synth designer Chris Meyer uses the Arturia Modular V software—a realistic emulation of the original Moog modular synths of the 1960s and 1970s—to teach you how to “patch” a modular synth to create your own sounds. Chris starts with the fundamentals of how harmonics and sound work, as well as how to connect the modules together. He then goes through the main modules individually, explaining the differences between oscillator waveshapes, filter types, and more, while demonstrating how to use them in a musical context. The third chapter teaches advanced techniques such as frequency and amplitude modulation, as well as using the effects and advanced filters in Arturia Modular V.

Understanding Modular Synthesis

FANTASTiC | 06 August 2022 | 1.09 GB

Understanding Modular Synthesis! Do not fear because this course, in conjunction with others on the site ( especially How To Use VCV Rack 2 ) will help you get to grips with this amazing and endless form of synthesis! So if you’re looking to get into the real hands-on, incredibly satisfying, and often expensive experience of modular hardware or just dipping your toe and looking to go down the semi-modular or virtual route, there really is no better time to give it a go – and who better to guide you through it than synth royalty!

Quiver v1.1 VSTi WiN

Team ASSiGN | 12 MARCH 2012 | 5.69 MB

Quiver is modular synthesizer that tries to make it easy to tweak the sounds. The modularity of Quiver allows the user to sculpt different kinds of sound, without presenting an overwhelming number of options.

Buchla Easel V v1.4.1.2810 WiN

TEAM V.R | 24.05.2019 | 65.86 MB

STANDALONE/AAX/VSTi/VST3/x64

WEST COAST SOUND DESIGN PLAYGROUND

The Buchla Easel V is the first recreation of Don Buchla’s iconic instrument that helped define experimental West Coast modular synthesis in the early ‘70s. Our enhancements translate to vastly expanded possibilities for sound design and avant-garde music. You’ve always wanted to paint with sound. Now you can with the Buchla Easel V. One look at the Buchla Easel V and you know this is a different beast. In fact, it makes you think differently about sound right from the start—and the soundscapes you can design with it are as unique as the front panel array. To put that experience at your fingertips, we meticulously recreated the rare 1973 Buchla Music Easel right down to the component level. As you’ve come to expect from our other V-series instruments, we’ve gone the extra mile by designing in an enhanced feature set including polyphony, innovative new modulation/control sources, step sequencer, effects, and more. If you like to paint outside the lines, Buchla Easel V is the perfect artistic tool for you.

Learning Modular Synthesis TUTORiAL

Team kEiSO | 03 Apr 2017 | 950.0 MB

Moog Mother-32 Semimodular Synth

The Moog Mother-32 is a very popular starter instrument for those looking to get into modular synthesis. It contains a capable one-oscillator synthesizer voice with a Moog design filter, as well as surprisingly full-featured step sequencer. Best of all, it’s a semimodular synth in that all of its components are already wired together and able to create sounds right out of the box. But it also contains a Patch panel, allowing you to override its internal wiring as well as connect it to external synthesizer modules. Synth designer Chris Meyer gives you a quick-start introduction to all three of these sections of the Moog Mother-32, including how to mount the Mother-32 into a Eurorack-format case, plus important advice on the first external modules you might want to add to it.

Learning Modular Synthesis  TUTORiAL

P2P | 04 Jul 2017 | 6h59m | MP4 | 3.47 GB

Eurorack Expansion

You have a small core modular or semi-modular synth, and you’re wondering: What should I add next to grow the capabilities of my system? And how can I get the most out of what I buy? In this extensive course, synth designer Chris Meyer reveals the important utility or “glue” modules you need to expand a core system such as a Moog Mother-32, and then explores a selection of the wide range of modules available in the Eurorack modular synthesizer format.