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just to offer another approach -- I started small and I've tried to keep
it that way. I bought one of the Doepfer suitcase style frames with their
basic set of modules. Slowly, I've replaced the modules that offered me
less with other Eurorack modules from other companies -- two Synthi
related ones from Analogue Systems, the Serge WVX classic wave multiplier
from Banalogue... It all stays portable for travel and fits my very small
studio space. Good luck. Stephen


> Hi everyone, I'm new here and to modular analogs. I've emailed Cynthia
> with some questions, which she graciously answered, but then I found
> out about this group, so I thought I'd ask some questions here.
>
> I want to put together a modular synth that is a reasonable instrument
> to start and can be evolved and expanded over time. Now I realize that
> 'reasonable system' is a very subjective term, but by that I mean
> something that is not ridiculously expensive, has enough modules to
> produce useful sounds with, etc. What I think would be out of scope
> would be a $10,000 instrument with 50 modules in it (at least to
> start)....=:-) Hopefully that gives you some idea of what I'm getting
> at....
>
> I want to buy this system already assembled and working (if I touch a
> soldering iron, everything within 10 miles of me tends to turn to crap
> =:-) ).
>
> Does Cyndustries sell beasts like this (preassembled) ?
>
> How do I figure out what size power supply I would need to support x
> number of modules?
>
> Does Cyndustries make a MIDI interface module that will let me trigger
> sound from the modular from a MIDI device?
>
> Before anybody yells at me, I HAVE looked at the web site many
> times...if these questions are answered there, I'm not recognizing
> them due to my inexperience with this type of hardware, so please be
> patient. =:-)
>
> thanks,
>
> bigtiny
>
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