By Steve Harmon View In Digital Edition
Like most vintage audio gear, modular synthesizers have been steadily gaining popularity and accessibility since the mid-1990s for both hobbyists and electronic musicians alike. Providing a hands-on experience into the deep world of sonic exploration, modular synthesizers are an unbeatable way to understand the building blocks of synthesis and sound in general.
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