I've still got this Ladik T-110. I'm willing to pass it along to another person to try it out. PM me for details. I'm in Canada.

There's this great new module from Rossum Electronic... The Flock of Emus!

I'm really curious why there's so little talk of these cloned modules. Am I to believe everyone has a "hate the man" policy?

I'm considering getting a 1 of the four basic modules. No real demos online yet.

I didn't receive that last update. Thank you for sharing. Still very much looking forward to this. I've had the funds set aside for a while now.

Well, a few years back most modules had built in attenuators or [/quote] I’ve been using almost every input on my Ochd on any patch. So that typically means 8 attenuators. I’m looking at the Levit8 or two WMD passsive attenuators, but both are out of stock everywhere. Any other inexpensive dense mo...

I hope this beginner question isn't too basic for this forum: How would I reliably set the LFO modulation of a knob to let's say between 10 and 2:00 with a VCA? This is obviously easy in the virtual synth world, but I'm having mixed results with modular. Often you'll want to bias (offset, open) the...

I don't have a 5U system so I can't comment on that... I would suggest a quantizer would be helpful. The position of the knobs on the sequencer correspond to fully analog voltages and so you can either tune them very precisely for each note (and they will likely still be a little out of tune) or you...

Is it a really big book? Not sure why it would warrant a pricetag of over $50 I don't expect that it will be anything like that price. It would be if it was going to be a commercial reproduction though. When I started, I thought I'd have to pay a lot of royalties to McGraw-Hill, and they charge a f...

Super cool. I've signed up to hear more. Probably don't want the initial kit run but the next one when things get ironed out a bit

Haha. I guess I can just hold the space and wait for either one of the Happy Nerding ones or the Timiszoara. Looks like the Milky Way gets knocked for being noisy? Anybody have experience with the uDervish FX units? I've got a uDervish. It's like half of a TipTop zDSP. No cv over clock speed though...

Popped in to say how much I’m loving it. My beats are better than ever! I’d been using a combo of algorithmic (Euclidean, Branches) and preset (Grids, Zularic) but with Metron plus Volteras and Axxent, I feel like I’m at a whole nother level. Sure, I need to program the beats, but now that seems ea...

How can i update my Bishops Miscellany? Shakmat sells at least 2 firmwares. Those who know how to connect the chip to their computer could reprogram it. I think they're PIC based chips. I'd hack mine to play quantized cv/gates when recording. I dislike how the outputs pass through what you play whe...

1960strat wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 29, 2020 10:33 am

I have a chord organ coming inbound. Has anyone used one of those for this purpose?

Sure. It's awesome. You can program the chord order in the text file. It's only got 4 basic waveforms but with some clever filtering it can sound beautiful.

Braids with the Renaissance firmware is interesting for chords. Use the built in quantiser and you can get a sensible range of chords fitted to a scale rather than the same voicing just transposed with a root note other modules give you. THIS. My source for pads in every single patch I make. Plaits...

transistorresistor wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 1:32 pm

at 4hp, doepfer a111-3 might be worth a look, saw triangle and pulse. I dont use the LFO side of it too much but the oscillator sounds wonderful.

It's a super rad osc/lfo. And it sounds better than the Dixie II imho. Beefier. It's a bit deep for some I imagine.

I liked the phrase "actual production unit" that they used - hopefully that means we'll start getting these fairly soon. I haven't been excited for a new piece of gear like I am for this one in a long time. I also liked that phrasing and I also feel the same way about this. Very excited to think it...

There are axolotis floating around taking up space in a drawer. I see a few for sale each year.

same microcontroller as daisy but only 1MB RAM compared to 64MB. the biggest reason why the axoloti is better is that the software is fully developed. I wonder if there will be any cross pollination of the bare metal programmers from both sides helping each other. Daisy uses an external 64MB SDRAM....

adnauseam wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:26 pm

3rd being that I was expecing the next-gen user developed mini axoloti out by now, and it has not materialized

Well. I can safely put my foot in my mouth!

https://zrna.org/akso/shop

You can now order the new version! I'm on it!

same microcontroller as daisy but only 1MB RAM compared to 64MB. the biggest reason why the axoloti is better is that the software is fully developed. I wonder if there will be any cross pollination of the bare metal programmers from both sides helping each other. Cool idea! The Axoloti library is ...

Squarp Hermod?

A precision adder will try, to sum signals in an exact manner. Voltages go in and the sum goes out. Some have built in switches to add or subtract voltages depending on the position. For some reason or another a simple mixer will not sum voltages accurately. This is okay if you're mixing signals bef...

Have you thought about using your quantizer in conjunction with precision adders to transpose things?

Hi! Just a quick question, I have two kits, one built one waiting, I noticed that I have a lot of long 3mm screws supplied, 4 in each kit, they are way to long to fit in my case (maybe 12mm?). Do these have a purpose or are they actually the mounting screws? They will have a purpose. Haven't built ...

laneo wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 16, 2020 5:16 pm

Thanks!
I´ll go for the FH-2.
I´m trying to find out if I also need the Midi breakout, or if I can go straight from the usb port of my cirklon.
Anyone?

You know the cirklon has its own dedicated CV breakout module right? Any reason you're not going to use that?