I call it Bazille, which is German for bacterium.

“A while ago I demonstrated a prototype of the first system within Berlin Modular. They are already nicely put together and ready to make some noise! That’s the basic concept: Similar systems based on different modules. Now imagine you have three or four of these systems with different types of modules. “The idea is easily explained: Imagine you have a modular system in a rackmount enclosure with a couple of oscillators, a couple of filters and envelopes. So what could be more obvious than dedicating a synth to their style? Tangerine Dream and Jean-Michel Jarre inspired me to make electronic music my hobby, and in the end they also inspired me to develop synthesizers. “Of course the name Berlin Modular is meant to be reminiscent of the Berlin School of electronic music, and expecially of the bands and artists I listened to when I was a teenager. Recently some other ideas somehow nicely aligned with that concept, and the Berlin Modular project experienced a massive boost in pace! “Nevertheless, I have always kept the idea of a software modular system in the back of my mind. Plugging cables, turning real knobs and all that is very rewarding compared to just pushing a mouse.

On the other hand you have that tactile thing with the hands-on experience. All these things are simply non-existant in an analogue modular system. I’m used to being able to save patches, I’m used to having multiple instances of my synth, and I’m used to play chords. It has become a nice and inspiring hobby, but it’s also quite expensive and for me (as a software user) really difficult to work with.

“Over the last couple of years I built a little modular synth based on Doepfer’s Eurorack modules. It stood in a room in my grammar school, and I spent hours and hours patching it up. The idea was to build a virtual modular system much like the first modular system I ever used in 1986-an old and hilariously out of tune Roland System 100M. “About four years ago I started to work on a new synthesizer.

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