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Bastl Instruments: Sync Drift and the Art of Modular Space Echo

Bastl Instruments returns with a deep dive into live modular performance, this time with John Dee at the helm, orchestrating a Eurorack setup that’s equal parts precision and unpredictability. The video is a showcase of Bastl’s own modules—Basil, 1983, Neo Trinity, Pizza—woven together with the Michigan Synthworks MSW810 and M8 sequencer. Expect a journey through synchronized LFOs, real-time delay manipulation, and the kind of organic modulation that makes a patch feel alive. If you’re curious how a modular rig can drift, sync, and surprise all at once, this is a performance worth dissecting.

Bastl 1983, Bastl Aikido, Bastl Basil, Bastl Cinnamon, Bastl Neo Trinity, Bastl Pizza, M8, Michigan Synthworks MSW810