Meet The Makers: Mark Verbos

[@fuzzupuzzu]

Excellent interview, I didn't know this guy was so deep, his background story is really cool, great job nick!

[@IgorGuerrero]

This is a great interview, so much information in 30 mins. I love Mark's modules, and their service is awesome, you know he's been doing it for a while!

[@Honeysmack]

Always a pleasure to hear Mr. Verbos talk, articulate, smart and forward thinking, thanking you

[@ELEKTROGOWK]

Great history! I love Verbos modules. They are so hands-on and highly playable.

[@marike1100]

Saw his presentation at Superbooth 2016 online, he's the real deal and his modules sound wonderful.

[@pappachook]

Another fascinating interview. Well done all involved. 😃

[@markcox5385]

Great interview. Love that you left it long. :)

[@sonicstate]

We do try to keep it natural and he is a very interesting fellow

[@iTimestretcher]

Agreed, I would like to hear more from him. You've been getting all the great interviews, keep up the good work! :D

[@oscillosaurus]

I always enjoy hearing what Mark has to say, he's a great student / master of synthesizers.

[@inthefade]

I'm not a modular user (yet), but I've always been impressed by Verbos' design ethos. If anything ever makes me commit to building a modular rig it will be Verbos' unique sounds.

[@KILLAGORILLA7000]

Seriously excellent interview

[@mgscheue]

Great interview. Such a smart and interesting person.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Verbos has very cool design love the red and black contrast with the silver face plates.

[@chrispeters4451]

Great Interview.. Go forward for next module 🎹

[@willdahbe]

I have no idea cause i don't have the ability to get into modular atm, but what might be some key differences between a 5v and 10v EG? as discussed in possible standardising of eurorack..

[@vaspers]

Love this. Thanks.

[@NickAnanas]

SUper nice, thank you

[@simoantere8738]

I just discovered there Meet the makers videos and they're great, thanks sonicstate! Would love to see an interview with Endorphin.es as well!

[@Rendeece]

Great interview +1

[@kijaniband1278]

figures...nice interview!

[@Boddhisattva007]

seems like a super cool guy

[@djugel]

One of the first Live PA's I've ever seen .. big inspiration!! Check out this flyer for a very young Mark! raveflyers.net/images/1997-BEYOND_THE_EMERALD_CITY-FRONT.jpg

[@inthefade]

I think the solution to the patching problem might possibly be partially solved with better patch cable design, and rails for routing the cables themselves, rather than having them hanging loosely about and in the way of everything.

[@jacopolovatello]

Thanks for this :D

[@MODUS_OP]

A+

[@ITISIMAYHEM]

Looking for a Developer to market my refill, can you help?

[@Kittyspit562]

analogue haven ✊🏼

[@subtitles1492]

playing this at 1.5x keeps me from “westcoasting” off too much. ;-)

[@Heathcliff_hensel]

Synthesizers were cheap to buy in the 90's, but recording gear was super expensive. If you wanted to record an album you had to take out a 2nd mortgage on your house.

[@kijaniband1278]

does he have huge hands?

[@sonicstate]

No, must have been the wide angle.

[@marike1100]

When you use a wide angle lens up close, it exaggerates features. So foreground objects appear huge and background objects tiny. Donald Trump should buy a GoPro for his tiny hands.

[@ChromosomeSyndicate]

His name let me think he have Hollandian roots .

[@crab-dogjones4659]

Mark seems cool but I could do with less explanation of his philosophy and more explanation of how his shit works.