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Eurorack modular

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Behringer Eurorack modules reviewed | Juno Daily

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Behringer's Eurorack modules deliver an affordable, impressive entry into the modular world, offering compelling clones of classic Moog and Roland gear. While some may question the ethics of their cloning approach, the undeniable value and solid build quality make these modules a tempting option for all but the most purist synth enthusiasts. Despite some larger module sizes that challenge Eurorack's compact ethos, the price point and performance are hard to overlook. A promising start for Behringer's modular endeavors.

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redvoid

204

over 7 years ago

It's not called Eurocrack for nothing but it is the best thing ever for the right person

No matter what kind of synthesis, or effects processing, or sequencing or drum machines you like, you can probably do it better with a Eurorack modular. You will also pay a hefty premium to do so. You are also going to have to sink some time to get good results. If you want instant results, or preset sounds, this is not for you. If you want the most flexible, open ended, infinitely upgradeable system imaginable, are tired of being stuck in a computer screen with your only UI as a mouse, if you have option-itis from thousands of plugins that usually suck, and wish there was a tactile, hands-on, 1 to 1 physical control, with routing that you design every step of the way, that sounds frigging amazing, then this might be for you. Are you ok with never being able to reproduce the sound you made last month? last week? yesterday? 10 seconds ago? You cannot be attached or it might drive you mad. If you want to experiment, and roam free with no limits and care more about the journey than any final product, and the rest of the profile is true, then you might have an obsession awaiting you.

My current rig configuration is always documented here: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/179898

boxer

112

over 6 years ago

interesting, deep, and capable

Infinitely interesting, deep, and capable; a pure joy to anybody obsessed with exploring synthesis. In addition to typical monophonic synths- this format is capable of creating standalone FX units, mixers, sequencers, video synthesis, and/or all manner of voltage controlled processing utilities.

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Feed Me

Music Producer

Seventh Stitch

Verified via Razerzone

Razer Music lists Feed Me as using a Eurorack Modular rig.

Junkie XL

Composer, Music Producer

Tiësto vs. Junkie XL

Verified via reverb.com

"My go-to stuff is primarily my 5U modular system and my Eurorack modular system. On both of those I'm able to get tones and sounds for almost every movie, that's totally what that is. All of the other pieces of gear that I have, it totally depends on what the project is. For instance on Tomb Raider, I actually used a lot the Korg—it's like a half-modular system—the PS-3200 and the PS-3300. I have them retrofitted with Kenton, so I can access them by MIDI."

Blush Response

Music Producer

Verified via 15questions

"Nowadays my setup consists of a giant eurorack modular (8 rows @104 hp, ever growing and changing), Waldorf Micro Q Keyboard, Kawai K5000s, Elektron Octatrack, Analog RYTM, and Digitakt, and a revolving door of other little things that come in and out."

Sascha Dikiciyan

Composer

Verified via Gizmodo

"I started to build a Eurorack Modular Rig last year with some help from Josh Humphrey of Big City Music here in LA. What you see there in yellow is the Metasonix Vacuum Distortion module. Yes, real working tubes. True Clipping. It's good stuff. The modular was used for a lot of more FX type of sounds. Since there's no way to ‘save a patch', you never know what you going to get next. Some sounds of it you can hear in our Character creation theme."

Solvent

Music Producer

Verified via Attack Magazine

The biggest change in my studio in recent years has been the addition of (and addiction to) the Eurorack modular system, which I’ve already sold off some of my vintage stuff to finance.

Phelios

Music Producer

Verified via YouTube

Gear list: Access Virus TI, Moog Sub 37, Yamaha DX7, Waldorf Microwave I rev a, Yamaha TG77, Roland JV2080, Kawai K5000R, Oberheim Matrix 1000, UAD Apollo, Eurorack with Mutable Instruments & Intellijel, Valhalla Vintage Verb, Waves H-Delay, Ableton Live 10.x

Kirk Degiorgio

Music Producer

Verified via Attack Magazine

In the "The Secrets of Kirk's Sound" section of his interview with Attack Magazine, Kirk Degiorgio discusses his use of a Eurorack modular synthesizer.

VZOID

Composer, Music Producer

Verified via Photo

VZOID utilizes a Eurorack modular synthesizer, featuring a complete Erica Synths Polivoks system, alongside modules from Make Noise, Mutable Instruments, Roland, and Doepfer. This setup is captured in a user-uploaded photo.