12 thoughts on “DIY Flamethrowing Synth Module”

1. any synth that doubles as an incendiary weapon is automatically a classic

2. Is that an Alesis 1622 in the corner in a safe zone? Mine is still going strong, in its calm ambient environment 😉
   Wonder what happens when he controls this module with a random source. The ultimate Whoosh …

3. The synth clown!
   What will he do next? when he needs some more attention 🙂

   1. I bet you would love to have this much attention. You will have to work harder! 😉

   2. I place a value on being nice, but “the synth clown” is an absolutely hilarious title in this context!! lol

4. Honestly I was more impressed of his haircut. Now I know what to wish for on my worst enemies.

5. Guess you probably don’t want to use this in your livingroom with the crepe blinds ?

6. This video made me change my gender and sexuality. I like it … big and hard!

7. well, that was stupid fun! 5/5 would skip through video again.

8. He’s awesome. Creative, builds stuff, and follows through ’till his project is complete. I don’t know of many people that can do that. He puts it all together in a video/story, does it in an entertaining/funny way, edits it, and then shares it with the rest of the world. He’s a creator and original. I like that. I struggle to understand how criticism has a place in this.

   1. I just don’t really like his attitude. I’m old and cynical though.

      He’s a bit “oh look what I did, it’s crazy or whatever, who even cares duh”

      The projects are fun but completely useless and impractical.

      And while you may not know anyone who completes projects, every boutique synth and euro module out there is made but someone who does. So there are plenty of industrious, intelligent people out there making useful synths

9. This is what I’d call a real Artist. The “Art” in this case is the whole image that is conveyed. I bet he is a very smart, educated guy and the act he plays is just great. I prefer this over any hipster-eurorack-outdoor-ambient artist.