Analog Modular FX1

Analog modular synthesizers are relatively expensive, take up quite a lot of space and creating sounds is a very lengthy process (plus it is complex and not every producer can master it).

However, their sound is unique. Compared to digital synthesizers, their sound is much more organic, expressive and punchy in the mix — even though it is often mono, it sounds 3D. Their sound is not static and cold like digital synthesizers, but constantly evolving, alive and warm, thanks to the fact that electronic components behave non-linearly and under the influence of various factors (heat, current) their sound modulates itself every millisecond. With digital you will probably never create such lively, organic and constantly changing sounds — sharp cutting filters and resonances, textures, metallic analog sounds or twisted effects.

Modular synthesizers excel mainly in the field of FX, soundscapes and experimental sounds. Producers often use them for unique tension builders and complex cinematic sound effects. The combination of digital and modular analog gives tracks a completely new dimension, sound and atmosphere — the best of both worlds: digital workflow convenience with true analog character.

Perfect for many genres: darkpsy / forest psytrance, full-on, experimental zenon-style progressive, night psytrance, modern goatrance, hitech / hightech, psycore — but also modern techno, rave, tech house, breakbeat, glitch, dark ambient, futuristic cinematic / video-game music, thriller and horror, dark drum and bass, neurofunk, hardcore techno, gabber, industrial techno and EBM. Use them as powerful risers, drops and complex transitions.

All sounds/banks are created in a wide range of octaves (C3-C4-C5-C6-C7) for maximum flexibility in any DAW (FL Studio, Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, Reaper, Studio One and others).