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Good modules to complement my 0-coast? - SynthWizard - 10-10-2019
Good modules to complement my 0-coast?
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hey guys, complete beginner here, so please dont judge me for not having a clue where to start.</p> <p>I have a make noise 0-coast and an Arturia Keystep and im pretty happy with both! Im running the 0-coast through ableton, adding virtual effects and using the Keystep to play it at the moment, its so much fun already!</p> <p>However, I want to expand. I want to start building a little eurorack system, to complement my current setup. I am fascinated by the idea of generative ambient music and I love ambient in general, so I will build it to be suitable for that kind of stuff.</p> <p>My question now is: what are some good modules to do that? Which modules would work well with my 0-coast and Keystep to make ambient/generative?</p> <p>As I already said above, im a complete noob, my journey into modular is just starting right now. What I "know" is, that I will need a lot of modulation to make generative ambient, so at least quad VCA and some LFOs will probably be necessary, right? Also I heard a lot of people say that you need a MATHS for generative ambient. Is that true? Why is it so extremely popular? Its kinda expensive so Im not sure about that.</p> <p>Anyways, I appreciate any advice and again, please forgive my cluelessness
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