The q960 vs the teaspoon

Last friday the creative walls broke. My good friend Niklas came with a Cabinet to put my modules and all of a sudden the Roth Händle studio has changed once again. Watch out music we are now officially modular ! And to honour those who have gone before me I would like to present a handful of videos of me trying to figure out how the darn thing works.

The next problem is of course to create something that resembles music...And if not...well you might bump into my modular on ebay...

This mobile phone snippet was shot at the Roth Händle studios in Stockholm. This is where I spend my days recording and producing albums..If you are curious and want to find out more please stroll by www.roth-handle.nu

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[RothHandle]

thank you thank you thank you.

[rtermini]

Good stuff

[RothHandle]

I am terrible with electronics...I just want them to work. I think I also hate being responsible. If I had built a pedal and it turned out really boring and lame I would be very annoyed. I also know that if I would start a project like that I would never finish it, and yet I would always feel guilty about not finishing it and there would be 200 parts scattered around the studio.

// Mattias

[bucketheadfn]

ive been thinking about making my own pedal.but all the parts . soo many parts and alot of money and i dont think id even beable too put all 200 parts together. like the circuit boards.but 100 bucks for a pedal too me is expensive so i cant really buy much.there so expensive for me. but i lovem!

[RothHandle]

Buy stuff from small companies or build stuff yourself...I haven't the knowledge or patience to build so I have to search for my stuff...And remember that the most expensive gear is the stuff you dont use. If you buy a pricey echo unit and use it every day its probably a very economic purchase...

[bucketheadfn]

that is so awesome. i wish i had money too buy gear like that.