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Hungryghost
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 Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 1:02 pm Post subject: Finally up and running - GREETINGS |
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Well its taken a few years to get this thing up and running. Started ordering one thing at a time from Synthtech over 5 years ago. Lack of funds, long lead times and some stupid decisions like not thinking about which modules to get first (forgot all about multiples) has taken its toll, but I finally have a system thats fully working and I couldn't be happier...
MOTM - 101, 2 x 190,2 x 300, 320, 410, 440, 2 x 800, 830
Oakley - VC-ADSR/VCA, Super Diode Filter
Zeroscillator - (took over a year and a half although I guess I'm one of the lucky ones!)
Sputnik - WCRS (just arrived)
So I've been reading the forum from afar for quite some time now and its time to get involved...
GREETINGS.... |
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The Hamburglar
Wiggling with Experience
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 2:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Welcome, sounds like a really sweet setup! Post a pic and/or some sounds! |
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Ockeghem
missa propecia
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:46 pm Post subject: |
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That is a nice set of noise boxes.
Welcome aboard.
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This is certainly a renaissance with bells and whistles on in the modular world. More MU is good for you, that's my motto...
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dude
fuck yeah!
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numan7
numan "sonic" seven
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 5:48 pm Post subject: |
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 welcome, Hungryghost! 
 seconded!
cheers
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Squattamolie
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Hungry Squattamolie hungry for Hungryghost system pics!  |
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kindredlost
Super Deluxe Wiggler
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I think you did well on the planning. If you need multiples then now is the time to dip into DIY. A blank panel from The Bridechamber and follow the instructions at MegaOhm Audio website for wiring a passive multiple is a very easy and rewarding way to get started into custom builds.
What cabinet design did you choose?
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Hungryghost
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Thanks guys! I'm away for a few days but will get some pics when I'm back... as for sounds I don't have anything thats just synths at the moment (I guess thats about to change though!)
| kindredlost wrote: | | I think you did well on the planning. If you need multiples then now is the time to dip into DIY. A blank panel from The Bridechamber and follow the instructions at MegaOhm Audio website for wiring a passive multiple is a very easy and rewarding way to get started into custom builds. |
The Multiples sounds like a great idea... I've been abit intimidated by DIY but would love to be able to do it.. How would you make the holes in the panels?
As for a Cabinet, I'm not there yet. I've had to remove some of my outboard gear to put it in my rack... not sure, I like the idea of a big wood cabinet but I would like to move it easily... I record my band in a large hall quite alot and want to set it up there from time to time!  |
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kindredlost
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An EWI Tourcase from Audiopile is a good way to get everything road ready. I have a case for my 5U stuff patterned after the instructions found on Richard Brewster's (pugix) DIY page.
Also the 22 space portable cabs from synthesizers.com are very easy to transport. No doubt you know this already.
As far as DIY panel making, there are endless threads in the Music Tech DIY section here at Muffwigglers group. Here is a good place to start.
You can even buy printed with the holes pre-drilled from Re:Synthesis (big blue wave) in a variety of styles. Like quad or triple multiples with swited connectors or attenuated multiples. These are available both as finished modules and blank panels that you can add your own jacks and wiring. If you are in the UK then the price is cheaper than synthesizers.com. If you are in the US then dotcom will save you money.
...whcih brings up another topic. DIY is not a cheaper way to do this. It is just fun and a good way to get exactly what you want.
Have fun
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