Check out VCV Rack. Free program, very good way to explore

In the end, it's all about manipulating voltage.

@hainbach.bsky.social is an absolute killer resource. Here's something to get you started from him.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pmz...

Again, if the specific modules aren't available in VCV, search for them on google, see what they do and find similar and download.

*Andrew, misspelt above. The Three Module Challenge series is great for poking around with limited patching.

Dope! As @infinitereality.cc said download VCV Rack (free), and the head over to youtube and download a few modules (or types of modules) you see in a few videos to get concepts down.

Andre Wong's getting started: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWsl...

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I routinely setup a bouncing ball patch using all of Maths which is sitting directly above Peaks that can do it with one channel and two cables.

There’s very real things to worry about. This ain’t it.

Consider concepts available on traditional instruments and see if you can apply them through patching. Accents, vibrato, trills, ghost notes, etc. Learn about amplitude and frequency modulation and how to patch them. Practice modulating modulations, using utilities (switches, logic, rectifiers, etc)

Big thank you! Felt fitting for a happy Sunday.

Post the process!

Good to see Synthdad on here. Hoping we can get Bluesky's modular community bolstering in 2025!

If you want to evolve as far as koalas, this is ingenuous