Every module starts as a signal on a breadboard before it ever reaches a rack. Today that signal reaches a little further: Hexdevices is now available at MIDI Amsterdam, one of the city’s respected hubs for musicians and modular synthesizer enthusiasts.
Four Modules, One New Home
Walk into MIDI Amsterdam and you’ll now find four Hexdevices modules on the shelf, ready to patch:
Pulsar, for those who like their rhythms unpredictable and alive.
Capsule, a compact 1U preamp for coaxing signal out of the quietest sources.
Thoth, built for players who think in gestures, not just knobs.
Kappa, our CV gesture recorder, for capturing a performance and playing it back exactly as it happened.
Why a Physical Home Matters
Online orders will always be part of how Hexdevices reaches the world, but there’s nothing quite like hearing a module in the room, cables in hand, before it comes home with you. This collaboration puts that experience within reach for the Amsterdam modular community and for anyone visiting the city with a rack on their mind.
What’s Next
This is the first of what we hope will be more physical homes for Hexdevices modules. If you’re in Amsterdam, stop by MIDI Amsterdam, say hello, and hear what these circuits can do in person.
Thank You for Being Part of the Journey
To MIDI Amsterdam: welcome aboard. To everyone who’s supported Hexdevices from a bedroom studio to a shop floor this one’s for you.
-Stay curious. -Stay connected. See you at the shop.
