*Modul8 acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land we live and work on, the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung People, and recognises their continuing connection to the land and waterways. Plus, contributions from Buchla expert Todd Barton, Paleman, and 303 champion Honeysmack. There are also features on the unfulfilled promise of grooveboxes plus an interview with the director of Lunar Orbit, a full length documentary on The Orb. The first issue consists of 56 pages of utter synth geekery featuring artists and instruments alike.Īccording to the publishers, it features various in-depth interviews (Detroit/Berlin-based Dub Monitor, synth YouTuber JAde Wii, Pure Data wrangler Nicky Systems…), synth setup talks, and more. The magazine is produced off-grid and attempts to limit its carbon footprint where possible. Something special in this connected, modern world. A new one has now premiered in Australia called Modul8. So very deep special interest magazines like Waveform Magazine from the US or SynMag from Germany. But in the deep synth world, there are still print magazines that try to offer content that others don’t have. Those who are still there are struggling to survive as online magazines and YouTube are more popular and faster in covering news, reviews, etc. More and more online media were founded, hello Synth Anatomy, at the same time, many print magazines disappeared from the market. Yes, times have changed a lot in recent years.
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Remember the times when you had to buy print magazines for synth news, reviews, or interviews? The time when you could only get information from there and not for free from the world wide web.
Modul8 is a new print magazine from Australia focusing on synths and electronic music that premiered with its first issue in July 2022.
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