i spend a lot of time working with modular synthesizers — exploring sounds, recording little fragments, and sometimes turning those ideas into finished tracks. Most of the time it starts with simple curiosity: patch something, listen, adjust, repeat. Over time that curiosity slowly moved beyond just making music. I became interested in the tools themselves — how instruments and software shape the way we create. That led me into building things of my own: experimenting with small hardware projects, currently developing a modular synth module with a small team, and creating software tools that help musicians organize ideas or work more intuitively. Some of those tools end up here on this site. The goal isn’t to build big “music tech products”, but rather simple, useful tools that I personally wished existed — and that might be helpful for other people making music as well. Studio Rodinsky is basically the place where all the things I like to build come together — whether that’s music, art, software, hardware, or small tools for making sound.