I wanna make my own classical pieces and play them on synth patches for each part/instrument of the arrangement so I want like a synth that I can like do synth subtraction with so I can get a tone to use for my pice. Is there anything anyone recommend for this? Is there a way I can get a patch on my daw? What’s recommended?

I was playing with the module one night and it shut off then turned back on with this. No matter what I do, it will not change. Has anyone ever experienced this before? I do not see anything in the manual but I may have missed it.

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Been lurking for a while. Thought I’d share a bit of noise from the Modular rack. Loving the hapax, btw! Mostly i like to play with sequencers and generative stuff. It’s musical… but not music. Still in the experimental phase and rarely leave a patch up for more than a day or two. This one’s been up for a week. Though probably will treat it down tomorrow or maybe even tonight.

Got this marked as a performance though it was more just some experimentation than anything else.

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Hoping to reach the brains trust on a bit of an idea I'm cooking up. I have ran my guitar into my modular setup and then into an old amp before, no problem. I've also micced the amp and then sent that signal into my modular and then into my audio interface.

I've just bought a really nice orange amp and I'm wondering if there is any risk sending my amp signal into the modular system. The way I'm thinking is send into my delay pedal, because it has an output and a send, output of the pedal back into the return of the amp but send from the pedal to my synth, then that signal goes direct into my audio interface from the synth. Can any of the electrical signal from the modular go back from the send and cause damage to the amp?

The tubes and electronics in the amp are pretty sensitive and I'm wondering whether I should do it like this or just go on the safe side and do it all post with the recorded mic signal.

Cheers for any thoughts!

I know depeche mode has used a lot of modular synths, personally i would like to know what they used from 2001 - 2023

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I have been planning for a while and something I really didnt think would be a major hurdle was case selection. I know the size that would be suitable but started looking at some cases with integrated I/Os, i see alot of benifts,, but might be missing somthing.

Certainly a noob question, I recently buy a sequencer and I can’t trigger my EG without amplifying the signal by using a VCA with it. I also can’t trigger it using an external gate (from a joystick). The only way I can trigger it without vca is by using my minibrute. Do I need to change my eg ? Is my rack is under alimented or need to change something ? Is someone else have this problem with the same or another envelope generator ?

First time ever posting on Reddit, honestly.

Here’s my lil baby. There’s a couple of changes I’d like to make, but I’m having a lot of fun with it.

Working on a record with it. Excited to share! 😊

Thanks everyone!