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How to get started with modular! (Patreon)

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2020-01-09 22:39:11
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Promise it's my last modular video for a little while :)

Next week got some fun traveling / sampling / funk /  animals coming up!

Stay magical,

Andrew

Edit: Forgot I produced a full track while making this video, I was vibing out to this for quite a while but whittled down a pretty nice 4 minute snippet of the ambient morphy bells piece. Attached to this post now. :)

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HOW TO GET STARTED WITH MODULAR: Best value modules, why hardware is better, cases, power, and more!

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Comments

Clayton Grey

Nice to see your picks! I'm sad the new Dreadbox Chroma modules didn't land in time for this video, because they seem like a *really* good entry point from a price, feature, and aesthetics perspective!

Mark Lindhout

Listening to the end-product first: That jam you uploaded is frigging great, man. Amazing to have something so organic-sounding coming from machines. I would love to hear more stuff like this! I feel this type of track gives a more direct view of the continuously evolving process in the mind of the musician. For me, this type of track provides a much more direct connection between brains, than say, a fully formed pop-track. This is nicely unencumbered by the constraints of format, adn has a refreshing directness to it. I'd gladly listen to an hour-long jam of this stuff! High five!