Awesome job! This track was super fun and enjoyable

If you want a fully featured "classic style" 8 to 16 step sequencer it is hard to beat the Doepfer Dark Time. It has great tactile feed back, good visual fead back, and sits next to perfectly in one's lap

Even though modular is quite popular now fix architecture will always rule when it comes to remembering synth creators/innovators. This is because the synths that are remembered the most are the ones that show up in popular music and just the most amount of music in general. Also doing gigs with mod...

I don't think you're going to get a satisfying answer to your question. Sometimes the only way to tell if you're going to get enough out of a module is to use it so you might as well say no or bite the bullet and get it :omg:. I think sometimes I spend as much time deciding on what to get as using ...

I would definitely be interest hearing what you can do with the RK3 lisa, whether it be "nice" or metasonixy

Gyroscope wrote:

Daisuk wrote:Here's another tracked mixed with Sound Stage, I think it was fully wet this time.

http://soundcloud.com/happyleaguecactus/lunifolie

Man, really enjoyed that track. Great work!

I totally second this awesome stuff Daisuk

Nice I am glad it is serving you well, and definitely adding some foam tape to its back side would be a good idea. Looping a short length of string around the shaft and pulling straight up has always worked surprisingly well for me (unless I for got to loosen a set screw )

you may find this video helpful if you looking to get into DX7 style FM, though thoughts and lessons from it can be applied to pretty much all fm synthesis

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chvad wrote:I also wish they'd kept the traditional nord buttons for this. Not sure why they went softy.

my understanding about why they used softer buttons on the 3P is because they would hold up better to accidental drum stick strikes

edit: oops just repeating exactly what StillNotWorking said

I don't know what to say other than may Mike rest in peace or rest in power (though never knowing him other than his posts here I assume he would rather rest in peace). I hope his family is well and will be able to cope with his loss in whatever amount of time is right. He was as my grandpa would sa...

Stab Frenzy i don't know if this is an Australian thing or what, but both you and Andrew F have the best forums interaction and customer service of any manufacture lately, even if the person may never buy your product. Please keep up the great work and inspiration for innovation. The sound stage is...

This. Is. Awesome. Kinda wish it had separate gain pots so it could function as a normal mixer too, though :( Just use the VCAs on the signal paths that you’re feeding it with to control the gain! If it had individual gain controls for each input it would be at least three times the size and price,...

@slothh713 I don't think quantum computing will add anything to audio synthesis (Twirling moustache) Not in a classical mechanics sense. hahaha yeah :hihi: though computing is kind of it's own thing (yes all its science is based of classical physics and math from who know how long ago) though now t...

tehyar wrote:<any sound> + Geiger Counter.

I second this recommendation

Quantum Synthesis. Forgive my over literal joke response to what I whole hearty assume as a joke by powertran (please correct me if I am mistaken). Well we already have qauntizers, steppy filters, random, probability, and alliasing modules. I don't think quantum computing will add anything to audio...

I used to change my withholding half way through the year so I either owed or was paid a couple bucks. The last year was busy as shit so I spaced. Supposedly I get $1800, so nice shiny synth? Or a beater car? Why not a beater car with a beater synth installed hooked up to many different pitched hor...

I do my best to fill out my W2 so that the I have only a small tax return or a small amount owed. I would rather have the extra money each month than one big return each year. But that's just my preference

Quantum Synthesis. Forgive my over literal joke response to what I whole hearty assume as a joke by powertran (please correct me if I am mistaken). Well we already have qauntizers, steppy filters, random, probability, and alliasing modules. I don't think quantum computing will add anything to audio...

hopefully some one here can answer your question quickly, but email Pittsburg modular directly they have very solid customer support (even if you are a secondhand buyer). Also you can always ask the person you bought it from but Pittsburgh Modular's response will be the most definitive. Oh an you ca...

Raul's World of Synths is essential modular viewing IMHO. It hasn't been update in years but still very relevant, covering everything from the basics to advance modular topics. Raul primarily focuses on Doepfer which is a bonus to anyone trying to learn modular ideas because their module tend to be ...

SavageMessiah I have not tried either the hyperchaos deluxe or hypster, but i have used a Snazzy FX Dreamboat and it seems to me that meet the qualities you are looking. Both NLC and Snazzy FX are awesome so you can't lose either way.

Heyko wrote:Would it be possible to use a triple sloth with a cv signal divider, to output cv to multiple oscillator modules?

yep you can do that with any mult, stack cable, hub, etc...

well I'm now a knobber

A Blofeld (especially used), programming from scratch takes a bit of time but preset surfing then modifying to your tastes is fast and quite satisfying. It is far from knob per function but still basic programing is enjoyable, deeper programing can get annoying but that is the price of having so man...

I am a big fan of the WMD uHC, but it is not for every one. If you want a easily overdriven dual filter with a precise/surgical feeling cutoff and unstable resonance then uHC might be for you (it is a bit hard to tame but honestly i like it better untamed). Most demos (even those of poor audio quali...