Nord Micro Modular

[matti at devo.com]

as for the micro modular: a new(er) cpu and a good emulator (my favorite is ABox 
from http://www.andyware.com; $25, the author supports and updates it, fourier 
transforms are in the works, VST plugin support) would cost less (unless you're 
gettting the modular used, and from a _very_ nice person) would cost less and 
get you further. With what you save, you could buy yourself an external MIDI 
controller (you'd neeed extra knobs to get the most out of the modular anyway).

but then, I also dumpster dive :)


Quoting jeff grube <jeffgrube at hotbot.com>:

> Hello, I am a silent appreciator of synth-diy for nearly a year. I have
> been considering purchasing a Micro Modular and would like to have any
> experience or helpful word passed on about what I understand to be a
> powerful computer based synth. Also, now that school has finished I am
> planning on building a simple Tychobrahe Octavia pedal, so any info is
> again appreciated.
> 
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