Audulus 3 – Almost certainly one of the most complete, and also complex modular synths for iOS.zMors – Probably my current favourite modular synth in iOS.I’ll start with a list of the modular apps that are essentially my go to apps, and then we’ll go over their relative merits. Of course, if iOS is more your platform of choice, then there are quite a few options to take a look at, and they’re all cheaper than starting to buy modules. To find out all about VCV, just start here. The very cheapest way to get going with modular is on your computer with the VCV Rack system, much of which is completely free.
Yep, apps are by far the very cheapest way of starting to play with anything modular, and when I say apps I don’t just mean iOS apps, although they certainly play their part of course. Having said all of that, there are quite a few ways that you can dip your toe in the water without breaking the bank, and I’m going to talk you through them in cost order, from the cheapest to the most expensive. In fact, from the friends I have who have trodden this path, they mainly say that they’re always either in the process of filling their current case, or, when it’s full, deciding on a new case to buy, and then embarking on filling that. I’ve known quite a few modular converts who’ve described buying modules as more of a habit than a hobby, and that doesn’t make me entirely confident about stepping down that path.Īlso, it always seems to me that a modular system is never complete. But it isn’t cheap, not by a long way, and as such it probably isn’t something you might want to spend a lot of money on without being sure that it’s for you. Modular is popular, and if anything it’s getting more popular in all areas of of electronic music making.
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