These videos, via cdmtv, offer a sneak preview of the new Bastl Instruments Eurorack modular – a new line of unique oak-paneled modules.
Announced modules include:
- ABC – 6 channel mixer
- grandaPa – granular sampler
- Knit Rider – 6 voice trigger / gate sequencer
- littleNerd – trigger / gate processor
- multiple – passive handwired multiple
- Noise Square – noise and square source
- Quattro Figaro – quad vca + cv invertors + mixing
- Skis – dual decay + vca
- Spaghetti – inverter, buffered multiple, unity mix
- Tea Kick – more than just a bass drum
The two videos capture demos at Berlin’s Schneidersladen. The first video, above, demonstrates using the Knit Rider to create Euclidean rhythms.
The second video, below, captures a live jam using the new modules:
See the Bastl site for more info.
bob bob bob bob bob bob bob in a giant wooden case. ill stick with my tr8
Watch the second video. A TR8 is actually larger than this, by the way.
Depending on the cost, I kinda want this as my first modular. Mmmhmm, wood.
If you add all the module prices at noise kitchen, plus cost of the case, it’d be like €1200 easily. Some of the modules here are duplicates, so after that I’d guess €1500. Pretty costly but it’d be worth it for sure
My sentiment excactly (regarding wanting some of these modules as my entry into the modular world). I started to visit muffwiggler to learn the fundamentals, this way i can decide which modules to start with.
Nice. Hope they do offer kits as previously mentioned.
The complete synth looks a little too uniform, though some no doubt like that.
The grandPa looks to be a modular upgrade of their microGranny – which would be really neat.
Can someone do something that’s not analog or ROMpleresque?