Ppl spending 7k on a modular synth to make songs like this  

Dude, anyone who can make that sound from analog oscillators is a genius.

Human music… I like it

$7000 won’t get you close to this. Four empty cases cost me $2700. My video synth modules alone code over $10k.

Oh, come on. If I had a grand piano that cost 50k, some days I'm gonna be tempted to play 'chopsticks' on it :-)

We getting out of the kindergarten with this one 🔥🔥🔥

The 70s called. They want their "realistic sounding piano" back.

At least it's a melody, there are often people with a vintage ARP 2600 on YT and make it sound like farts in the bath, all the gear and no idea.

ice cream truck. I better go outside before he leaves

This is avant-garde stuff.

Hehe... that equipment is expensive but if you like to play with music there's nothing else quite like it.

As long as you are having fun, that is all that matters.

The tune is an old Scots drinking song ( When the Bonny Lads got michty fu' ) named "Doon in the Wee Room" and was used by Stan Laurel in one of their Vidz many Moons ago! Stan Laurel played at the Glasgow Music Hall in Argyll Street at the turn of the 20th Century, and probaby picked up the tune there. The Music Hall is being reconditioned now after decades of neglect!

The fl studio plugins are looking mighty fine rn 💀

Dam how did you get a real rhodes sound out of that?

Honestly just the ability to make the craziest sounds ever heard is half the fun of modular.

This is amazing!! It should be the theme song to a childrens show.

This is the new age fruity loops. Except nobody is actually bright enough to use them correctly. 😂

Ah but if you spend 14k it sounds way better 😂

this is like the audio equivalent of how I feel right after I snort a couple lines

If I could get that much polyphony from my rig, I'd cry in delight.