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Modular Synthesizers
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Filter Modules
102 items
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Mixer, Attenuator Modules
96 items
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Oscillator Modules
81 items
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Various Modules
78 items
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Expander Modules
72 items
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Effect Modules
69 items
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Interface Modules
68 items
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Envelope Modules
61 items
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VCA Modules
43 items
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Trigger, CV Sequencer
42 items
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Controller Modules
40 items
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Drum Modules
35 items
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Multiple, Divider Modules
28 items
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LFO Modules
25 items
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Waveshaper, Distortion Modules
23 items
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Logic Modules
21 items
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Clock-, Trigger-Modules
20 items
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Synthesizer Modules
19 items
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Noise Modules
14 items
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Sampler Modules
13 items
Browse →About Modular Synthesizers
Modular synthesizers offer unparalleled sonic flexibility, allowing users to create custom signal paths and unique sounds. These systems are built from individual modules, each performing a specific function like oscillators, filters, or sequencers, which are then interconnected via patch cables. They’re a favorite of experimental musicians, sound designers, and those seeking complete control over their sonic creations.
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Modular Synthesizers — pros & cons
- Unmatched sonic possibilities through custom signal routing
- Modular design allows for iterative experimentation and growth
- Deep learning curve fosters a profound understanding of synthesis
- Highly customizable to adapt to diverse musical needs
- Steep learning curve can be initially overwhelming
- Significant space and power requirements are often necessary
- Can be expensive to build a functional and versatile system
- Patching can be time-consuming and prone to errors
Questions about Modular Synthesizers
What does 'Eurorack' refer to in modular synthesis?
It's the dominant physical and electrical standard for modular format, dictating module size and voltage levels.
How do I ensure modules from different manufacturers are compatible?
Most adhere to the Eurorack standard, but verify voltage compatibility (typically +/-12V or +/-15V) and power requirements.
What's the difference between a 'Doepfer' and an 'Erica Synths' module?
They represent different design philosophies and sonic aesthetics; Doepfer often leans towards classic analog sounds, while Erica Synths frequently incorporates more modern and experimental features.