Voltage Controlled Dreams Analog Synth Collective

We are hosting another London Voltage Controlled Dreams patching session for anyone interested in exploring the world of modular and analog synthesis. Whether you are still learning the basics of signal flow or you have a well-developed rack that you want to put through its paces, this is an opportunity to get out of the studio and connect with others in the local community.

The focus of these sessions is simply to plug in, experiment, and share techniques in a relaxed environment. You are encouraged to bring your own gear to patch and play, but if you are just starting out or between setups, you are more than welcome to come along to listen and ask questions. We want to keep the space informal and open, so feel free to bring whatever you are currently working on.

If you think you can make it, please let us know by RSVPing so we can get a sense of how many people to expect. We look forward to seeing everyone there and hearing what you have been patching lately.

We are getting together for another session of the Croydon Voltage Controlled Dreams Analog Synth Lab. This is an open, informal space for anyone interested in electronic music to bring their gear, patch some cables, and see what kind of sounds we can create together. Whether you are bringing a full modular rig, a small desktop synth, or just want to come along to see how other people are building their patches, you are welcome to join.

The goal here is really just to share knowledge and experiment in a low-pressure environment. We usually spend the time swapping tips on signal flow, discussing different hardware setups, or just enjoying the process of sound design alongside others who share the interest. If you are local to Croydon and have been looking for a way to connect with the local synth community, please come by and say hello.

It would be great to get a sense of numbers for the space, so if you think you can make it, please let us know by hitting the RSVP button.

We are getting together for another session of Enfield Patching Into Voltage Controlled Dreams. This is a space for local synthesizer enthusiasts to connect, share gear, and trade ideas on everything from modular patching techniques to sound design. Whether you are deep into Eurorack or just curious about analog synthesis, this is an informal way to meet others in the community who share the same interest in voltage-controlled music.

The plan is to keep things relaxed and collaborative. Bring your patch cables, your favorite modules, or just yourself if you want to listen and chat about what others are working on. We will have plenty of power strips and space to set up, so feel free to bring a small rig if you have something you want to show off or troubleshoot. It is always interesting to see how everyone approaches their signal flow differently.

If you think you can make it, please let us know by hitting the RSVP button so we have a rough idea of how many people to expect. It should be a great afternoon of patching and conversation, and I look forward to seeing everyone there.

We are getting the Voltage Controlled Dreams crew together for an afternoon of patching, knob-twisting, and gear talk in Bromley. Whether you are deep into modular synthesis, a fan of vintage hardware, or just starting to experiment with analog signal flow, this is a chance to step away from the screen and see what everyone else is working on. The goal is to keep things relaxed and collaborative, so feel free to bring along a small setup, a specific module you are trying to master, or just yourself if you are keen to listen and share ideas.

This session is open to anyone with an interest in sound design and analog synthesis, regardless of your experience level. We will have space to set up, plug in, and troubleshoot any patches that are giving you trouble, or simply explore some new sonic territory together. It is a great opportunity to connect with other local enthusiasts and maybe pick up a few tricks you can take back to your own studio.

We have a limited amount of space, so please let us know if you can make it by clicking the RSVP button. It helps us keep track of numbers so we can make sure everyone has enough room to get plugged in. Hope to see you there.