But the first software I started using around that time was this thing called Buzz which is modular in its design. I could never afford it as a student and it was way pricier back then too.
Back then it was the end of the nineties, there was some modular scene and I remember seeing it and thinking “that looks fun” but it was way out of my range. When I first started trying to find out how to make music when I went to university ages ago, I got the internet for the first time and started reading all these sites about how to make music. What was it about modular synthesis that made you interested in it in the first place? I had one gig where a MIDI interface failed every so often, so I swapped that out for something more reliable and that one has handled moisture, heat and cold. I’ve sort of evolved it, I’ve found some modules are more reliable than others. Actually on stage the modular is pretty good. I have a Pelican case and its goes in the hold. You need all the supporting stuff, the soundcard and controllers. It’s a bit too big as well, slightly bigger than they’d allow. I guess they’d think it’s some kind of elaborate bomb. How’s it been taking your modular on the road?Ĭan you imagine taking it though the security scanner every time?
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