Modular synthesizers are the ultimate realisation of synthesis, bringing to mind massive facades festooned with dozens - even hundreds - of knobs and cables. These liberating instruments give the electronic musician total control over the sound design process, freeing them from the tyranny of the pre-wired signal paths of most synths.

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A modular synth puts the structure of the signal path into the hands of the player, allowing them to connect modules such as oscillators, filters, LFOs, and so on, in any way they like. Want to send bursts of noise through a reverb and use the resulting signal to control LFO speed? Or modulate your filter cutoff with an audio waveform? A modular system allows you to make those decisions and more, and today’s software modulars are even more outrageously powerful than their analogue forebears, with total recall of patches and often the provision to add as many modules as your CPU can handle - without regard to your bank balance. Plus, some of them sport modules unavailable in the hardware domain.

Why settle for mere analogue oscillators when you can introduce additive or granular oscillators to the mix? We've gathered together some of the finest modular synths on the market for this round-up, also including a selection of graphical programming environments that enable you to create your own instruments, effects and other software devices. For a complete guide to modular synthesis, check out (December 2014), which is on sale now. Prev Page 1 of 14 Next Prev Page 1 of 14 Next. Reaktor is the most widely used modular music software in the world, being a modular sound design environment that can be loaded as an instrument or effect plugin, or used as a standalone application. Despite the fact that practically any kind of audio processing, generating or sequencing tool can be developed from scratch in Reaktor, it’s actually relatively easy to use.

Even if you’re a complete DSP (Digital Signal Processing) novice, Reaktor’s logical interface and straightforward design make it fun to get stuck in and design your own effects, and it’s quite possible to knock up something useful in just a few minutes. Prev Page 2 of 14 Next Prev Page 2 of 14 Next. If you’re feeling that even the likes of Reaktor are limiting you, then the next logical step is an even deeper modular programming environment - enter Max. Currently at version 6 going on 7, but with a lineage stretching right back to the '80s, Max edges that bit closer towards the world of straight-up text-based coding.