Hi there! My name is Pelle. I graduated from the TU Delft in 2024 and have a background in Electrical Engineering. Since graduating I learned that what I really want to do in life doesn't require a degree at all. It is to make music, instruments, and art.

Slowing down

I always feel like the world is moving too fast. Rushing from place to place, finishing tasks and meetings are what makes up for a lot of our time.

For me, making and listening to music are ways of dialing down. Not just from our day to day tasks, but from life itself. Even if the music isn't calm by itself, the moments where I listen to music or create it myself are soothing.

Musical freedom

With my interest in electronics and my love for music, it only made sense to give modular synthesis a try. The modular synthesizer let's you put together your own, unique instrument. Isn't that musical freedom?

For a while I have been building and designing Eurorack modules. It started with using YuSynth schematics and modifying them to get the functionality that I wanted. There are many amazing modules out there, so later I ordered several of those. However, there were puzzle pieces missing. I try to take the ideas that I feel are missing and develop modules out of them.

Electronics and sustainability

I care deeply about our planet, and it worries me that humans have such a negative effect on the environment in many different ways.

Building physical products comes with an environmental cost, and I don't pretend otherwise. What I can do is make careful decisions: Re-using packaging filler material whenever possible, using high-quality components to make the life-cycle of the products as long as possible and estimating the CO2 footprint of a product and offsetting this (scroll down to read more).

Do these measures save the world? No, but sustainability matters to me and at the same time they ensure that our products are produced with care.