Reader Daniel Müller – who previously created several LEGO Eurorack cases – has moved on to making Eurorack modules with LEGO parts.
He notes, “Since i build my case out of Lego, i recently started to build some Modules out of Lego. They have no function (yet), although some knobs can be turned. Those Lego modules could also be used as blank panel since they perfectly fit into Eurorack format.”
More images are available at his Flickr page.
wow thanks for the inspiration just made myself a blanking plate and saved some money cheers 🙂
…that´s it. save your old Lego for blanking plates.
It’s like plastic steam punk, by which I mean it’s pretty neat.
Tons of tinkering, and no sound! The ultimate gear for those who don’t care to ever make any actual music.
^ pretty sure computer + internet connection is ultimate gear for not doing anything, this is just a bit of fun.
this is what you do when your jonesing for ups to deliver your latest module
Gonna make some of these to sit next to my computer when I play live sets with Ableton.
For those who obsess about analog synths, esp. modular.
…and Lego. 😉
I’m left wondering why we don’t have this for real already. I mean, this isn’t far from Littlebits, but for LEGO. Like: a LEGO 3U Construction Set with misc displays and I/o jacks and switches and dials.
Heck – just using LEGO for blank filler panels would rock – I’ve seen some very sweet LEGO dioramas.