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Synthesis, patching, and signal flow are some topics I would really like to dive deep into because I really want to get into modular and mostly analogue sound. Learning this is going to be done through school lectures and other opportunities like studio time, but I would also like to buy my own modules to learn at home. In time I would really like to develop an analogue setup to play live the music I produce at home in the studio.

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