Another fine video from the team at Modulogue surfaced on YouTube this weekend, continuing their mission to document the stories behind the Dutch electronic music scene.
These are the kinds of stories that don’t always get told often enough, focusing on the people, ideas, and motivations that quietly shaped a culture around sound.
This time, Modulogue visited Utrecht-based musician and event organizer Allert Aalders of Sonar Traffic, a synthesizer and electronic music studio rooted in hands-on experimentation. The video traces his journey from performing live techno as part of Human Beings to designing presets for industry heavyweights such as Native Instruments, Korg, Arturia, FabFilter, and Kilohearts, a path that bridges underground practice and professional sound design.
Inside the Studio of Dutch Synth Legend Allert Aalders // Modulogue
" We visited Dutch synth legend Allert Aalders in his studio in the woods near Utrecht. Part of iconic synthesizer act 'Human Beings' and founder of Modular Synth event: 'Modulation' and part of the Dutch Modular Fest crew. Under the name of Sonar Traffic, Allert creates presets for both hardware and software synthesizers such as Arturia, Native Instruments, Korg, Steinberg, Fabfilter and Kilohearts."
Sonar Traffic http://www.sonartraffic.nl/
Human Beings https://humanbeings.bandcamp.com/
Modulation 
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Dutch Modular Fest https://www.dutchmodularfest.com/
Bringing modular artists, developers, makers, and creative minds together is at the core of Modulogue’s work. Earlier this year, they also sat down with Tim Nieuwenhuis of MIDI Amsterdam to talk about the early days of Eurorack in the Netherlands. Together, these conversations offer a fascinating glimpse into how a niche format evolved into a vibrant, connected community centered around electronic music and modular synthesis.
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