Hi Folks 👋 Welcome to Synth Nerds United, a global community for hardware and modular synth enthusiasts! This is the place to talk about patches, gear, effects, workflow ideas, live performance setups and more! How to get started: 1. Introduce yourself - where are you located, post a picture of your setup, what genre do you make? 2. Ask questions - there are no stupid questions, we're here to help out! 3. Share your knowledge - tips, tricks and workflow ideas are highly encouraged! 4. When posting links, please provide some context for what you are sharing so it isn't perceived as spam. We're building this space to be friendly, helpful and inspiring. This is a new platform so we're open for suggestions. I can't wait to see your synth setups and hear what you're creating! Also, feel free to invite friends to this community with the link below 👇 🎹 Join Synth Nerds United on Skool! 🎹 https://tinyurl.com/5d54je3e

I'm curious, what synth did you start out with? Mine was the Waldorf Blofeld which my dad bought for my 16th birthday. I replaced the screen and encoders, but other than that it works perfectly fine to this day.

Hey all, I've just added a new lesson to the Hardware Fundamentals course, which you can find under the 'Classroom' section. Or by clicking on the hashtag below this post. In this topic I'll cover the 'overdubbing' workflow. A good technique when you're new to hybrid production. In this video you'll also learn how to 'comp' different takes into one master take in Ableton Live 12. #Hybrid Recording Workflow

A quick tip for labeling patchbays. There's a program called Patchcad, which is incredible for labeling patchbays, breakout boxes and the likes. A lot easier than fiddling around with excel sheets. You can use sticker paper or visit a print shop and stick them on your gear. It looks way more professional than hand written labels, and is easier to read too, especially with color coding. https://www.patchcad.com/

I've recorded this video in October, but I've been so busy it took me forever to finish it. But here's my take on the Mackie 1604 VLZ4 Pro analog mixer and why you may want to use one for live performances. Thanks to @Peter de Haan for letting me use his eurorack effectsbox 😁