It's probably safe to say most people don't think much about what sounds a synthesizer makes. When they do, they think of dreamy pads, aggressive bass, or a thick saw lead. Less obviously, a modular synth can be used to generate really useful percussive sounds.

Tolkien fans may argue that he never used apostrophes randomly in elvish to make it seem more exotic and I'm just making it up or confusing it with "less serious" fantasy sources. I'm going to ignore them because I like upsetting Tolkien fans (PS I'm a Tolkien fan) because I think Tom Bombadil is the absolute worst and I don't find a whole lot of pleasure reading about what Frodo ate for breakfast. I just don't need an entire chapter dedicated to a dude singing about his yell

Welcome to wetbreakfast.com. Coincidentally the launch of this site, a "dot com," coincides with another "dot com" in that I have received, unboxed, assembed, and started exploring the analog soundscape of my new synthesizers.com modular synthesizer. The new Box11 housed dot com modular. Angled sides will be ready next week for the top box and the two will stack. The original modular I began building in 2009. Mr. Rabbitson was rescued though he is still living in a plastic bi