67 Modules in 14 Minutes! // AE Modular Synth Podcast #01

[@hard7kraft]

This first podcast is awesome. You did it guys ! Can’t remember all the ha-ha moments I had during the game. And the 5TH Volt’s jam and its breakdown are the cherish on the cake. Ready for the next episode.

[@re8et355]

Amazing in few years how much progress has been done!

[@The5thVolt]

That was a lot of fun, looking forward to the next one. Also great work on the the little Javascript app that randomised the modules, that was fantastic.

[@KeurslagerKurt]

Loved that!! Got to know the AE Modular through BoBeats and then your videos, and it has been a fantastic six months since I received my system. I seem to have gradually forgotten that I have other gear too, and the community is ofcourse really wonderful, I felt really welcomed in this nice world :)

[@johnsaucerhunter]

Had to comeback and watch this. It was fun to watch too.

[@johnoffinland]

Great fun, reminder of al the possibilities! Thank you both!

[@slowscape]

You guys had me laughing 😆 excellent job! Looking forward to more episodes

[@AlexLMedia]

Thanks for putting this out, I just bought my AE Modular rack and have been loving content from your channels, especially tutorials [Haha]

[@tuesdaynightmachines]

Thank you! There will certainly be more AE Modular videos from us :) Enjoy the modular madness!

[@BillyFixIT]

Well done guys this was both entertaining and informative.

[@Moruial]

That was a very fun podcast thank you guys!

[@kostantinosmag2986]

Great nice one thank you...Have nice day....

[@MaxRichardsonMusic]

Sunday afternoon soundtrack sorted!

[@MrDudumassa]

Funny! haha the Mult inputs are what? and the mult output are buffered?

[@tuesdaynightmachines]

Haha! I don’t know ... but the outputs are definitely buffered 👍

[@tangiblewaves3581]

The MULT sections you find on many AE modules are passive mults without any connection to the module carrying it.

[@tuesdaynightmachines]

Ah, sorry, wasn't sure if you were joking about our buffered multiple explanation. As tangible waves said, the regular mults are not buffered, but on the buffered multiple module they are, to avoid a voltage drop when copying signals, which might throw your tuning off :)

[@MrDudumassa]

@@tuesdaynightmachines it's alright, I wouldn't have manage to make a joke if I wanted, happy little accidents hahaha

[@jonathank5841]

Great, i've been thinking about these AE modules a lot, they seem like a good starting point for a newbie! Would You say they're suitable for someone more interested in the experimental side of modular synthesis?

[@tuesdaynightmachines]

Definitely! It's a proper modular synth format with lots of modules that can be patched weirdly for experimental music too. Modules like the DRONE38 and ALGODRONE are even especially made for non-traditional music for example. Also check out the performance section of the forums to get an overview of what people are doing with their AE Modulars: forum.aemodular.com/board/5/ae-music-performances

[@Moruial]

You can definitely go on the experimental side. There a lot of talented people on the forum who post experimental stuff, drone and a whole lot of different kind of music/sound. Especially if you are a beginner in modular world, the AEM format is, to me, the best option.