Any of you into eurorack synths? I want to get into it but i dont know where to start. I was thinking about buying something semi-modular like the mother 32 then adding modules to it but idk if I should buy individual modules instead. Any help or words of advice would be great thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5JHssUAxYQ
a good starter would be the following units:
>midi>CV/Gate
>2x VCO
>3x VCA
>2x Envelope
>2x Mixer/Router
>LFO
>Filter
>Output
some units might be a combination of these, so keep that in mind. if you've still got money after all of that, get a Rene.
>>61189414
What's the purpose of 3 VCAs?
also, try using Modulargrid.net
>>61189414
>>61189469
Thanks
>>61189443
honestly, you'll end up wanting more... once you start to increase the number of signal paths with a mixer/router/splitter, you'll want to be able to amplify them individually.
>>61188904
>>61189414
>using modular only for east coast synthesis
back to reddit
>>61189892
this desu senpai
>>61189892
>>61190233
>muh buchla
some people actually want to make music that is accessible for others
>>61190275
>muh mewggs
some people actually want to make music that isn't completely derivative
>>61190275
you can make normal music on bucha systems you know. people just always make random nonsense cuz buchas have a way too many features
>>61190325
>western tuning
>so derivative
>>61190275
anco's new album has some nice west coast synth
>>61190474
>>61190325
i can barely afford a starter modular, let alone a buchla.
>>61190592
there's plenty of west coast eurorack
(make noise, intellijel, malekko, etc)
buchla was just an example
>>61190622
first anon suggested a rene by make noise tho
