modular synthesizer

Modular synthesizers fall into two broad categories, analog, and digital.

All selections were performed on a Moog modular synthesizer system.

The group expressed particular interest in modular synthesizers, including the Moog synthesizer.

Later, in the 1960s, the company was employed to build modular synthesizers based on Moog's designs.

Piotrowicz is an instrumentalist whose main tools are modular synthesizer and guitar.

The Moog modular synthesizer offered musicians a revolutionary new way to produce sound when it was released in the 1960s.

Common types of noise offered by modular synthesizers include white, pink, and low frequency noise.

Modular synthesizers used cables ("patch cords") to connect the different sound modules together.

Early modular synthesizers were large instruments that used patch cords to route the signal flow.

Modular synthesizers can be bulky and expensive.

Some of them are also virtual modular systems, which simulate real historical modular synthesizers.

SunVox is a compact cross-platform audio tracker with modular synthesizers.

Modular synthesizers commonly use monophonic cables for creating patches.

Spark Modular - a collection of software modules for building your own modular synthesizer.

Synthesizers.com utilizes several unorthodox business practices to deal with the low manufacturing volumes of the small modular synthesizer market.

Later versions added a control voltage option to permit control of analog modular synthesizers.

The first Moog instruments were modular synthesizers.

The duo limited the use of electronic instruments to drum machines, a modular synthesizer, and vintage vocoders.

Customised Moog modular synthesizer System (used in most of his albums)

The Moog modular synthesizer is considered by enthusiasts to be the original and definitive synthesizer.

He created the Serge Modular synthesizer.

The Synthacon's filter circuit can be found in contemporary modular synthesizer designs due to its low cost and relative ease of construction.

Under a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation Buchla completed his first modular synthesizer in 1963.

The piece is actually the live recording performed by Stearns for the ceremony on the Serge modular synthesizer.

It was a monophonic analog modular synthesizer equipped with a set of sliding matrix switches above each module.