Wow, this is awesome! Wish I would have know about this a month ago. Just spent a ton of money on a big case, and can only speculate on how much space I'll need a year from now.
Hello everyone! This video is a bit of an exception, as I mostly focus on explaining patch ideas. But I met the friendly people of Sinusoda at superbooth 22, and I’m happy to support the launch of their product. Also have to admit I enjoyed working on a video with a few more ‘physical’ aspects :) - More info here: sinusoda.com
Juice and Bubbles look more interesting to me than the cases, which I could see flex quite a bit during your build. I'm guessing once built, with modules in, it is quite a bit more sturdy but I just can't see myself shelling out hundreds of dollars for a flimsy plastic case; given how much money is going to be put inside it. Still, a very cool solution and it will be amazing for a lot of people!
Hello! Different people different preferences of course, that's fine :) And indeed Juice and Bubbles can be a great solution for other cases or DIY builds as well.
I’m actually surprised nobody came out with this before, I know Dopfer got those wood ones, and there are small hp things from various companies, have a Modular case for Modular just makes all the sense.
@@evwaldron The pre-assembled configurations come only with necessary parts. This was conscious decision to stay competitive :). Every element you will be able to buy separately from us in the near future, and if you want to have all the options you can buy 3x Empty Cans and one The Can. In all cases we do include the expander connectors set.
I wonder, would Sinusoda share side panel model files, so instead of cutting existing ones, you could just print your own. Looks like an awesome solution.
Actually that would be cool! I'm not so familiar with the 3D printing world (just seen some awesome results), but you'd have to check with Sinusoda. I have no clue how that works :)
Thanks for video! I buy this case and I am very happy with it. This is my start with modular world with Sinusoda case. I made an unboxing video of The Four Pack Black. Now uploading to YT. Second video of me assembling from the larger The Four Pack SinuSoda's 6U 104 hp to the smaller SinuSoda's 3U 52 hp case - ( not yet finished edit ). Greetings!
I've been adding moog 104 hps as I build my set up and have been using the tip top power option w/the boost adapter. Only now I'm on my fourth 104 and uzues...The -12V is finally starting to be an issue as I piece everything together. I wish these could be tilted like the Moog tiers and that I knew about this earlier. The power options seem much better.
On the back we have holes for the rubber fees. They are screw inlets. Its very easy to make a simple stand for it. We will offer a solution soon, but you can DIY easily and screw it to the cases sockets :)
I've seen the specifications and it says that for the four pack with psu and its expander weights 3.6 kg. The same as some powered aluminium cases of the same size. Is this the correct weight of the case without modules? Because it seems to be more lightweight than aluminium ones...
Hello! I know the people at Sinusoda have a lot of ideas. They are working on a light power supply and a 1u expansion. But think a lid or cover was also on their list of ideas. I think that would be a good idea as well :)
No proper recording unfortunately, just the part for this video. It's a patch I had worked on for a bit, but then needed the setup for this and other videos. For next year I am reorganizing some modular stuff so I open up the possibility to leave patches for longer while making videos with other cases. I really like to get back to making and recording more things! Cheers :)
This is an awesome case system idea they had there. They should expand it with a lid and something you some kind of carrying handle and it's probably the most complete case system up to date that could be used on journeys as well.
Hello MTT, thank you for all your very clear videos ! Concerning power, do you know some concerns with very hot transformer like in Doepfer kit ? I checked total of mA and it's normally enough, thanks by advance.
No need, they are already working on it! Not sure how exactly, but they told me a light power solution and a 1u case are the first things that will be available soon.
Hi! The 1U will be end of Q1 2023 and will use the same mechanism to attaching it to the 3U, so be it 4U/7U or 8U or 9U but with 3x 1U - all will be possible within the system.
I don't know that :) - I expect more retailers will sell this over time. In the EU they are available from 'sound of you' - soundofyou.eu/products/search/language:eng?q=sinusoda
I wish someone would take this to it's logical conclusion already. fractal modular units at 5,10,20 hp. all identical and with built in power, and can be snapped into adjacent units.
Hi there! It's clearly advertised as being plastic. If you want solid metal or wood, of course other options are better for you. This system is about light flexible frames that can be expanded, side mounted, customized etc, which the others are not. There are so many options these days you have to decide what you're looking for :)
Not very solid, in my opinion (looks like cheapo 3D printed ABS/PLA). And - AS USUAL - cases are VERY EXPENSIVE (it's the biggest trouble when starting with a modular - even if you plan to buy only cheap Doepfer modules). The Behringer skiffs could be a viable option - but the case depth is too little for deep modules like certain Doepfer ones. The best solution, anyway, is DIY a robust and cheap wooden case, with rubber feet, treads, rails, busses and PSU(s).
It is very solid once the modules are screwed in, we took them as a part of the construction hence it can be very light. Its injection mold plastics in terms of materials.
Man finally someone made a great expandable case solution. Thanks for this. I wonder if 1U modules could be adapted on the side rails…
Glad you liked it! That's a cool idea actually. Unfortunately I have no 1u modules to test that :/ But they are working on a 1u size case as well :)
There are 3u to 1u adapters out there. They aren't very nice looking. But if you have a need, they'll work.
Oh my these are so clever. I particularly like the idea of side-mounting modules- most passive modules aren’t that deep, so would be ideal.
Glad you liked it! And indeed, a great place for passive things :)
Thank you! :)
Thank you, this is very useful given that really well thought-out modular rack cases have been rather thin on the ground.
Glad it was helpful!
Very interesting concept. And finally a company which is making use of the sides of a case.
Thank you! We plan on making side performance an i/o modules in the future :) with jacks on top and buttons on sides!
Cool, looking forward to that! :)
Wow, this is awesome! Wish I would have know about this a month ago. Just spent a ton of money on a big case, and can only speculate on how much space I'll need a year from now.
With modular you never know where it might end :)
Very neat and useful design. Happy with my collection of diy briefcases and office bureau at the moment though.
Glad you liked it! And that makes sense. If you have the skills and time, DIY is always a good option :) Cheers!
Hello everyone! This video is a bit of an exception, as I mostly focus on explaining patch ideas. But I met the friendly people of Sinusoda at superbooth 22, and I’m happy to support the launch of their product. Also have to admit I enjoyed working on a video with a few more ‘physical’ aspects :) - More info here: sinusoda.com
Very nice demo!
I will go with this power to my DYI case, price is ace here , thx mate
Juice and Bubbles look more interesting to me than the cases, which I could see flex quite a bit during your build. I'm guessing once built, with modules in, it is quite a bit more sturdy but I just can't see myself shelling out hundreds of dollars for a flimsy plastic case; given how much money is going to be put inside it. Still, a very cool solution and it will be amazing for a lot of people!
Hello! Different people different preferences of course, that's fine :) And indeed Juice and Bubbles can be a great solution for other cases or DIY builds as well.
I’m actually surprised nobody came out with this before, I know Dopfer got those wood ones, and there are small hp things from various companies, have a Modular case for Modular just makes all the sense.
Yeah, think so to. A modular modular, haha. Thanks for watching!
I adore this... I need these in the US as soon as possible!!!
Ask your favourite retailers to contact us! This should speed up the process :)
Yes! Maybe we have to poke my friends @perfectcircuit :)
@@sinusoda Does the 4-Pack come with the extra panels to make 4 small cases or only the parts to have it in the one large format?
@@evwaldron The pre-assembled configurations come only with necessary parts. This was conscious decision to stay competitive :). Every element you will be able to buy separately from us in the near future, and if you want to have all the options you can buy 3x Empty Cans and one The Can. In all cases we do include the expander connectors set.
@@MonotrailTechTalk😮😮
A fully modular modular 🙏🖤
Yes indeed :)
Brilliant.
Thanks! :)
Ooh, glad to hear they're working on a 1u row as well! If and when they also make a cover for this, it may be the solution I need for my 104hp 7U
:)
I wonder, would Sinusoda share side panel model files, so instead of cutting existing ones, you could just print your own. Looks like an awesome solution.
Actually that would be cool! I'm not so familiar with the 3D printing world (just seen some awesome results), but you'd have to check with Sinusoda. I have no clue how that works :)
Thanks for video! I buy this case and I am very happy with it. This is my start with modular world with Sinusoda case. I made an unboxing video of The Four Pack Black. Now uploading to YT. Second video of me assembling from the larger The Four Pack SinuSoda's 6U 104 hp to the smaller SinuSoda's 3U 52 hp case - ( not yet finished edit ). Greetings!
Hey, that's lovely to hear! Glad you are happy with the case and cool you're doing a video on it. Enjoy the modular journey and all the best!
I've been adding moog 104 hps as I build my set up and have been using the tip top power option w/the boost adapter. Only now I'm on my fourth 104 and uzues...The -12V is finally starting to be an issue as I piece everything together. I wish these could be tilted like the Moog tiers and that I knew about this earlier. The power options seem much better.
On the back we have holes for the rubber fees. They are screw inlets. Its very easy to make a simple stand for it. We will offer a solution soon, but you can DIY easily and screw it to the cases sockets :)
nice demo
Thanks for watching!
@ 4:18 what is that kick \ hihat module you added ti the side panel??? Sounds great. Thanks 🎉
Hi! That's The MFB OH/HH/CY-522 on the front left. And the Tiptop BD 808 on the top right.
I hope Schneider will have these in Germany.
In EU they are available from 'sound of you' - soundofyou.eu/products/search/language:eng?q=sinusoda
We're talking; you can send them an e-mail asking :) this will help for sure.
I've seen the specifications and it says that for the four pack with psu and its expander weights 3.6 kg. The same as some powered aluminium cases of the same size. Is this the correct weight of the case without modules? Because it seems to be more lightweight than aluminium ones...
These are cool. Maybe in the future they’ll design a case with a lid that can be built around the setup you’ve designed.
Hello! I know the people at Sinusoda have a lot of ideas. They are working on a light power supply and a 1u expansion. But think a lid or cover was also on their list of ideas. I think that would be a good idea as well :)
Lid is in our plans for 2023 :)
What is the melody starting at 9:27? Do you have a recording of this?
No proper recording unfortunately, just the part for this video. It's a patch I had worked on for a bit, but then needed the setup for this and other videos. For next year I am reorganizing some modular stuff so I open up the possibility to leave patches for longer while making videos with other cases. I really like to get back to making and recording more things! Cheers :)
This is an awesome case system idea they had there. They should expand it with a lid and something you some kind of carrying handle and it's probably the most complete case system up to date that could be used on journeys as well.
They're working on it! A lid is on the way, I think a 1u raw is done. And a handle not sure, but sounds like a great addition indeed: :)
Hello MTT, thank you for all your very clear videos ! Concerning power, do you know some concerns with very hot transformer like in Doepfer kit ? I checked total of mA and it's normally enough, thanks by advance.
Hello, and thanks! No concerns :)
Oh and if there is any way you can provide feedback to them about making 1U cans that can be attached as the 3U ones.
No need, they are already working on it! Not sure how exactly, but they told me a light power solution and a 1u case are the first things that will be available soon.
@@MonotrailTechTalk thanks for the reply! This is great news. Thank you for showing this to us, it helps a lot. Keep up the good work.
Hi! The 1U will be end of Q1 2023 and will use the same mechanism to attaching it to the 3U, so be it 4U/7U or 8U or 9U but with 3x 1U - all will be possible within the system.
@@sinusoda sounds awesome! Thanks for the info. I will surely be on the lookout. Are you planning to sell those in america?
@@Leandrob13 Yes, of course! ~ We're talking with retailers in USA
6:58 Which wood are the floor tiles made of?
That's not wood unfortunately, just a print. And don't have the craftsmanship to say what it's based on :)
@@MonotrailTechTalk Left side Looks like Olive or Cherry and the right side like light Walnut or Oak. Thanks though!
if they make an orange one they have a new customer 🙂
Haha. Maybe for the side panels? They said they have lots of ideas for extra colors and parts in the future :)
If you are handy with a can of spray primer and paint, this looks like it would be an easy project and look really nice.
@@l1fef0rm true, but I would probably have 3/4 of the paint left. Knowing me I would end up spraying everything that can't escape xD
Looks awesome! Will they be available on Thomann?
I don't know that :) - I expect more retailers will sell this over time. In the EU they are available from 'sound of you' - soundofyou.eu/products/search/language:eng?q=sinusoda
Yes we will, soon :)
I wish someone would take this to it's logical conclusion already. fractal modular units at 5,10,20 hp. all identical and with built in power, and can be snapped into adjacent units.
Chassis All Plastic ??? Thnx !!!
Got one. Cheap plastic everywhere. Arturia or Doepfer is way better…
Hi there! It's clearly advertised as being plastic. If you want solid metal or wood, of course other options are better for you. This system is about light flexible frames that can be expanded, side mounted, customized etc, which the others are not. There are so many options these days you have to decide what you're looking for :)
Not very solid, in my opinion (looks like cheapo 3D printed ABS/PLA).
And - AS USUAL - cases are VERY EXPENSIVE (it's the biggest trouble when starting with a modular - even if you plan to buy only cheap Doepfer modules).
The Behringer skiffs could be a viable option - but the case depth is too little for deep modules like certain Doepfer ones.
The best solution, anyway, is DIY a robust and cheap wooden case, with rubber feet, treads, rails, busses and PSU(s).
It is very solid once the modules are screwed in, we took them as a part of the construction hence it can be very light. Its injection mold plastics in terms of materials.