Waldorf KB37 and Behringer System 100 

Even if i don't have the same synth, i can understand more about modular eurorack and sound synthesis Thanks for the accurate videos

Dude, I've been wanting that Waldorf tool for a while. I wanted to do exactly what you did, but with Behringer's System 55. You're making me consider their System 100 instead. THANK you for doing this. SUBSCRIBED

Yet another great video Tim thanks

That's a very nice instrument, and looks like a lot of fun to work with. Thanks for the inspiration.

Those soft grey modules inside the white keyboard are beautiful ! They seems to have been designed for each other... by the way, I really like the color grading of your videos, with the high black level, it’s very peaceful. I have enough of those hardly contrasted videos, or burned highlights, on purpose. Thanks you for that ! (And the music :)

This is such a great idea. I like the self-contained modular system. And most these Behringer modules actually sound great!

Sounds great, please Made more of this. ITS my interest this Keyboard and this modules greetings from Berlin

This clip is highly inspirational and entertaining. I should bite the bullet and get a decent case and start buying modules every month.

I like the Waldorf, plus that System 100m sounds sooo good!

I’ve felt the same, thought it was just too much money for what it is. But I do like the idea of the system 100 modules in it. You have give me something to think about Tim, it’s becoming a habit now haha, great vid👍

Yeah I went ahead and bought a kb37 yesterday too! I think these will become classics since they’re now discontinued. Now will start the Expensive journey of filling her up with modules :-) Great video.

Such a fantastic idea parring these module with a keyboard/rack like that. I didn't even know that such thing existed. Like you said it's a little pricy but it looks really pristine and is very well thought through.

The new arp 2500 clone modules would look great in it...

Beautiful job, Dude 😊

I've always wanted one of these as well, i'm really surprised no other manufacturer has really taken up the idea in a cheaper form or even larger format you could have 6U or 9U controller.

Very impressive... Thanks for the video..

Wow. Really good idea. Thumbs up.

Those Roland modules sound excellent, and that Waldorf enclosure is quality. Not really seen any other videos go into it in depth, nice one : )

Looks and sounds great

Hello Tim. Love your videos. This, and some other videos, inspired me to order the Waldorf KB37 (all the way from Thomann to the US due to the unit being out of production, and out of stock everywhere else!). However, I am confused by a constraint that Waldorf lists vs what I see in your video. Waldorf says the rightmost 15hp module depth is constrained to 25mm, yet you appear to have a 44mm deep module (if I can believe Modular Grid) on that side. I think that Make Noise blank is 10hp and looks like you have 2hp open the right of it, but maybe I’m wrong.