Nordvargr

There are many things I love to play, Bugbrand Weevils, MoogerFoogers, Audible Disease stuff etc… but there is one brand I really love – Crowphonics. The CR0-1 is so fun to play, it sounds awesome and it is very unpredictable (in a good way). Ibought three instantly, and now I am waiting for the new model to arrive…

There are many things I love to play, Bugbrand Weevils, MoogerFoogers, Audible Disease stuff etc… (see the first picture)

In a photo featured on a BlogSpot post, the Doepfer A-143-1 Complex Envelope Generator can be seen in Nordvargr's portable setup.

You can notice it at the left side of the first photo...

"Soundforge. Easy, sounds great and is very versatile."

"I bought a few Moogerfoogers today!" (also, see the picture at the bottom of the page)

I bought a few Moogerfoogers today! (see the picture...)

There are many things I love to play, Bugbrand Weevils, MoogerFoogers, Audible Disease stuff etc… (see the first picture)

First Piece of Equipment. A grey SH-101 back in ´86…

You can see it in the third and last photo of the article.

To the lower left side of the first photo in this article.

"There are many things I love to play, Bugbrand Weevils, MoogerFoogers, Audible Disease stuff etc…"

In a series of video clips on Vimeo, Nordvargr is shown using the Serge synthesizer - COA Modular Audio Processing Panel.

In a user-uploaded photo on BlogSpot, Nordvargr's modular setup features the Make Noise René, highlighting his use of this synthesizer in his Eurorack system.

In a user-uploaded photo featured on BlogSpot, Nordvargr is shown using the Make Noise Maths modular synthesizer.

This photo is taken by a web article about the Nordvargr portable setup. The link is https://www.matrixsynth.com/2011/10/idow-matrixsynth-modular-pic-of-week.html

In a user-uploaded photo on BlogSpot, Nordvargr's Metasonix D-1000 Vacuum Tube Drum Machine is visible on the left side, highlighting its place in his setup.

You can see two Tiptop Audio uZeus at the left side of the modular system case...

In the photo titled "pic-of-the-week_Eurorack.jpg" on BlogSpot, you can see Nordvargr's Malekko Wiard Noisering module positioned at the bottom left of the rack.