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I love the use of patch cables to make graphics, like a visual modular synthesizer

• themodelplumber 5y ago
  For real. It'd be interesting to see a Reason-like software interface with plug-in cabling for motion graphics. Node-based is cool, but it's also neat to see how the physical hardware worked.
  • alnis 5y ago
    Maybe not quite what you're looking for, but I've had a lot of fun playing with https://lumen-app.com/ https://lumen-app.com/
    • smoldesu 5y ago
      Still waiting for Lumen to get cross-platform support. Maybe someday.
• legerdemain 5y ago
  He even pronounces Moog correctly, /moʊg/!
  • MurMan 5y ago
    Noticed that, too. He lives in Fletcher, NC about 20 minutes from Ashville, the home of Moog.
    • TedDoesntTalk 5y ago
      I thought the home of Bob Moog was somewhere in upstate New York?
      • S_A_P 5y ago
        The company is in Asheville NC. They even allow tours.
• 2ndseq 5y ago
  These folks make modern modular video synths: https://lzxindustries.net https://lzxindustries.net
  • xattt 5y ago
    I think the point of the exercise is to get a specific look of the ‘75 to ‘85 era graphics that can only come with a Scanimate.
  • ghosty141 5y ago
    Oh wow this is cool. Thanks for sharing. Sadly kinda expensive.
• kall 5y ago
  It‘s not the same thing but I feel like you may get a kick out of the Ming Mecca [0]. It‘s a hardware patchable video game creation system. It‘s a really inspiring concept to me and I hope to play with one someday. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ming_Mecca https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ming_Mecca