What makes Instruo synths so exceptional? // Instruo // Jason Lim // Synth Design Podcast // Ep.20

[@SynthuxAcademy]

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[@SynthuxAcademy]

Cheers!

[@OmriCohen-Music]

Man, that was super interesting! Instruo has such an artistic way of thinking of things. I have quite a few of their modules and I feel really connected to the design choices. Thanks so much, Roy and Jason!

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Thanks, Omri! Love your work as well.

[@threeinitiates8260]

I met Jason at EPD Berklee in Boston and he was very kind. I ended up purchasing one of the first Harmonaig's and Tona from him, super special. I remember being so excited about being able to play chords. Instruo continues to be one of the best Eurorack brands. Fantastic interview

[@a1o1]

The combination of these talents (musician/designer/hardware/software etc..) is super rare - great to hear more about everything involved

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Indeed. You can really tell when something is designed by an artist.

[@re8et355]

Was it a video rec of a simulation of Every Circuit 47:24 ? That is actually very interesting for a deep dive!

[@TheNormalUniverse]

Great episode! Jason is such a talented designer.

[@index7787]

He really is.

[@AirArtStudiosOfficial]

Just ordered the Saich, 1-047, oche and Harmonaig👌🏻❤️

[@akuro2685]

So glad this was recommended to me! Going to binge the rest of your interviews! Thank you!!

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Cheers mate! Join our Discord :)

[@eurotium]

Amazing video. Congratulations to both of you for the great conversation!

[@LobPobHob]

This was so insanely fascinating!!! What is the software used at 46:43?

[@SynthuxAcademy]

That's a simulator. You can use Falstad for it. It's free. www.falstad.com/circuit/

[@antinolfithierry6324]

very instructive, thanks for both of you

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@temporoboto]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheNimasan]

one of the best conversations iVe ever heard since i know youtube. absolutey fantadtic!! enjoyed every sec of it!

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Thanks! Always nice to meet new synth nerds!

[@scottmyles4654]

Excellent interview Roey, informative and v generous conversation - thank you.

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Thanks, Scott!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

How the fork could I miss this channel. Subscribed.

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Oh we're pretty new :) join us on Discord. Looking forward to connect!

[@worriesinthedance]

this was an excellent peek into a designer/engineer's mind, from the go instruo as a manufacturer has intrigued me! those brass nuts are beautiful btw.

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Thanks!

[@bobbfett.musiclab]

Such great program and episode, thank you.

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Cheers!

[@martinmatthews1589]

In response to your question ... errrr... let me think... Jason Lim? In response to watching this, wow that was fascinating and a joy to watch, thank you for sharing.

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Haha, me too! Learned so much from him!

[@enigmeta]

Thanks for doing this Roey!

[@SynthuxAcademy]

You're welcome, Frederik! Good to hear from you.

[@warpigs330]

is there an rss feed where I can subscribe with a podcast app?

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Not yet, sorry. You can join the community (on the website) and get an email every time I release an episode. Or join our Discord server.

[@annimalinstruments8662]

Super & extraordinary! :-)

[@LarsBjerregaard]

That was very cool!

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Cheers!

[@grief1]

thanks for this :)

[@SynthuxAcademy]

Cheers!

[@justinhuffman2430]

Making me want to solder

[@claycowartisamazing]

They aren't super nuts....They just look really nice.