But most importantly, analog circuits are a bridge between the physical and the virtual, the real and the imaginary — a common language that connects sound, vibration, light, movement and force — an interface of artistic expression.
I have been building my own hardware synthesizers and musical controllers for a while now. My process is based on functional prototypes, that develop through use, embracing experimentation and change. Builds often start on a breadboard and evolve through iterative refinement in real-world scenarios. This approach keeps circuits adaptable, allowing them to grow before becoming finalized modules or standalone devices.
