Best way to get to know modular synthesis

[turbomartin]

Too expensive to my liking (not saying anything about the quality):
- arturia modular v 150 eur
- uhe bazille 150 eur

Open for any suggestion

A free version or Bazille (Beatzille) is available on Beat magazine's Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/beat.magazin/

direct d/l link here: http://ow.ly/XGnj305hL5u

Someone pm'd me about this earlier. Didn't know this piece of software even existed.

It is even promoted by U-he. Will try for sure.

[turbomartin]

just came across this a couple of days ago:

https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/synth/233688/clear (better turn volume down before clicking the link, there might be a patch starting to play right away)

its called truegrid and claims to be a patchable online modular comprised of actual modelled modules. i didn't really get deep with it tho, seems like there's only a couple of working modules available at this time. still, it's a very interesting starting point i think.

This isn't working really well for now. But it is free and potentially a great source of information when this really gets working.

[mekanism1200]

Caustic 3.1 app (IOS or Android) has a built in modular synth which is a very easy to learn and wont break the bank, plus you can lay in bed or on the couch and nerd out moving patch cables around.


http://www.singlecellsoftware.com/