2 ms·
A have a few thousand HP of Eurorack and definitely agree that modular synths are easier, more fun, and more interactive to control than most other interfaces.
by vortico 7y ago
A have a few thousand HP of Eurorack and definitely agree that modular synths are easier, more fun, and more interactive to control than most other interfaces. But even then, they're clunky for some things, and I feel that there are further designs that can achieve control even more efficiently.
- atoav 7y agoI agree. There is even more possible and not all modules are really well designed (e.g. why did Dieter Doepfer feel the need to swap around the otherwise identical inputs between his SEM- and Wasp-Filter?). Other modules just don’t go far enough. many lack attunoators/attenuverters (for economical and space reasons). You have to really fight to get a decent physical interface, to get a good one takes even more. I believe the future of modular interface design lies especially in more visual feedback which makes usage easier and more intuitive and systems more reliable during live usage. There we can learn from modular and semimodular synths from the software side.