An Introduction to Modular Synthesis
A complete, fully modular analog synthesizer, the Foundation 3.1 is
a modern version of the great 1970's monosynths, conveniently
broken down into individual components with no hardwired signal
flow to restrict experimentation. Oscillators, mixer, filters, envelope,
VCAs, etc., are all individual modules.
Because each module performs a single function, without patch
cables the Foundation will not produce sound. A synthesizer voice
must first be patched up using cables to wire modules together. The
Foundation allows the signal flow to be rewired with every patch.
The voice can be as simple as listening to the triangle output of
an oscillator or as complex as a self running patch using all the
modules.
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