One way to break into the world of modular synthesizers are stand-alone synths called semi-modular. These, usually analog, boxes like the classic Arp 2600 and Oberheim SEM, come pre-patched. That means that they’re ready to go, usually by just plugging a MIDI controller keyboard or sequencer into them. The semi-modular part comes in with their patch panels. These series of jacks allow for connections and patches with other semi-modulars and formats like Eurorack modular. This works on a concept called, control voltage that was developed by Dr. Bob Moog in the mid-1960s. Vintage King carries some excellent semi-modular synthesizers. Here are a few of our favorites. Continue reading The post Semi-Modular Mayhem appeared first on Vintage King Blog.
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