As many of you already know, Strymon pedals aren’t just for guitar. Many keyboardists, bassists, vocalists and also modular synth musicians use Strymon. We have gathered together some of our favorite modular synth posts to share with you.

Alessandro Cortini works his magic in this video below, but don’t stop there! He just released his new album “Force 3” and it’s fantastic.

Atomic Shadow‘s “command center” is something dreams are made of. You can check it out in his video here. But below we are featuring a darker, eerie tune that Atomic Shadow has created.

Julian Taquechel, AKA Taqo, can get you moving. I’m anticipating an album from him, because all these 15 second Instagrams are too good. Since we only get 15 seconds, I’ve chosen two to feature, but head over to his Instagram for a bunch more 🙂

It was hard to choose which John L Rice song to feature. I ended up with this one because it’s got the wonderful music, but also the fun of being able to enjoy it in different way. I suggest the first time you watch, get drawn in and mesmerized from visuals and the music. The second time, start hitting pause and enjoy as John L Rice says “the ‘faces’ of the ‘spirits'”

Get a glimpse into music-making with modular synths. Richard Devine has the camera set perfectly to not only enjoy the song, but really see what’s going on to create the sounds.

Sleepwalk/Noctambulance can be found on Instagram, Vine and Soundcloud always creating interesting musical pieces. Here is a taste of some of Sleepwalk’s creativity.

And last but not least is Deepak Singh, taking everyone on a journey through twists and turns with this piece “Wobbling Eurorack.”