How I Mix My Modular Synth in 2022!

[@LeeBlaske]

Sounds great! You've inspired me to set up a system similar to what you have, because it strikes me that you've made some very wise choices. I've acquire an USTA, Morphagene, Panharmonium, Magneto, Milky Way and Batumi. Assimil8ors have been unavailable forever, though, so I got a Percussa SSP instead (which is quite powerful, but has a very steep learning curve).

How fun! Oh man, I would love to have the Percussa SSP. But of course, it will leave no space in my tiny rack for other modules! I've subscribed to your channel and love the Starlab video. What a gem! How do you like it?

[@LeeBlaske]

@ I really like the Starlab, and so far, I think I've just scratched the surface. I think Pete Celi from Strymon has some excellent ideas. I wonder what they might come up with next. It's pretty amazing to consider all the possibilities with these modules. The Percussa SSP is going to take some time to figure out. There's a UA-cam channel "motoko" that has some intriguing demos of the SSP in conjunction with a Teletype module. With a sampler based module, though, it's hard to tell what to attribute to the SSP, and what might have started out as an interesting sample before it was loaded in.
I really like both the sound-design aspects of Eurorack, as well as more tonal uses. I enjoy watching your videos because the combination of skill using synthesizers along with general musicianship yields some really enjoyable results. That goes for module design as well. I think the USTA is an incredibly musical sequencer because people like Giovanni Grandi from Frap Tools is an incredibly knowledgeable musician.

[@Cydelixization]

Continue your video series please.

Will do it! One video already uploaded yesterday!

[@mwatkins0590]

I am sorry I am slightly disappointed as I first read the title as "How I Milk My Modular Synth in 2022!"

Ha ha! I wish. :))