Tiny Travelling Modular Synth

Congratulations, you’re on this page because some nice person has lent you a Music Thing Modular Workshop System.

This is what you should do now:

• Play it - for a couple of weeks.
• Share it - photo, video, audio - please tag @musicthingmodular
• Pass it on - to someone who will enjoy it. Do this face-to-face so you can explain it all.

What is this thing? What does it do?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABbWmZOtmig

How to get started

• Write your name in the log in the case
• Please DM or email me - I want to see where they’ve got to.
• The green cable pouch contains an international power supply and a USB-C cable: Gently pull the Workshop System out of it’s case and use the USB-C connector on the back to power the system - the one on the Computer Module won’t power the system.
• EASY visual quickstart guide
• Make Your First Patch.
• Read the Quick Start Guide.
• Try The Computer module with the little program cards.
• Watch the Mylar Melodies Demo Video to see what else you can do.
• I love it, can I keep it? No, you can buy a kit from Thonk or ask them to build you one.

What’s in the system?

The case contains:

• The Music Thing Workshop System
• A keyring containing several Program Cards
• Behind the foam at the top of the case, a log book sticker

The pouch contains:

• 8-10 x mono patch cables for patching the synth
• 2 x Yellow right-angle mono 3.5mm to 6.5mm cables = Stompbox module to guitar pedals
• 2 x USB-C cables for power & to connect Computer to a computer
• 1 x longer stereo 3.5mm cables - to connect the stereo phones output to an input
• 1 x DC barrel cable to power guitar pedals from the 9v socket on the front of the system
• 1 x international USB-C power supply with US/UK/EU sockets

Have fun with it, don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions,
Tom Whitwell,
Music Thing Modular

ps. This project was partly inspired by The Great Internet Migratory Box of Electronics Junk