Ten moduleurs. That's it. One unique synth every two weeks.
Missed out? We're just getting started.
Ten moduleurs. That's it. One unique synth every two weeks.
Ten moduleurs. That's it. One unique synth every two weeks. That’s simply how many we can build right now.
Today we’re releasing the Shmøergh Moduleur DIY v1.0.
What a month for Shmøergh. And we're just getting started.
An analog, open source synth that starts simple, goes deep and lets you hack as much as you want.
If you’ve ever wondered how to get clean, durable graphics onto a DIY synth panel, here’s what we’ve tried — and what we’d never do again.
Shmøergh synths in the wild, UV prints on the bench, and level 11 pre-release chaos.
Finish or just a start? Why most Shmøergh Synths are coated in magic dust...
The first Hog Moduleur prototype left the shed and started to make some noise in the real world.
"Fuck yeah, finally done with all analog modules" — we thought. Naively.
How we explored standard aluminium profiles for an extendable enclosure design
We’re deep in the shed, building the Hog Moduleur one circuit at a time. Two modules down, a bunch more to go — see how it’s all coming together.
The first piece of the Hog Moduleur is humming. Here's a simple and flexible Eurorack compatible power supply that only needs a 12V DC adapter to work.