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scottmoon

Very nice but I don't know either.

scottmoon

onthebandwagon wrote: ↑
Wed Jul 29, 2020 9:09 am
How does it compare to the Hologram Microcosm?

I have both of these and they are completely different beasts that do some of the same things, and they are both great.

scottmoon

Sinamsis wrote: ↑
Sun Jan 03, 2021 9:08 pm
Here are some patches I recorded a few weeks ago:

These all sound lovely.

scottmoon

Mungbeans wrote: ↑
Sun Feb 07, 2021 2:01 pm
I love this track.

scottmoon

valouxxx wrote: ↑
Sun Feb 07, 2021 8:21 am
What fx are in the chain ? It sounds great!

Thanks, It goes thru > Poly Digit (can't remember what patch I used) > Hologram Microcosm (some granular stuff) > Blackhole in Logic.

scottmoon

Great questions. Let's see… Price We just sold a small number of pre-production units for $450. Unless we find some significant cost savings for our full production run, the price will likely be the same. Is $450 "mighty steep?" I don't know. Depends on what you compare it to. Lot more than a Volca...

scottmoon

The BlueBox looks interesting.

https://1010music.com/product/bluebox

scottmoon

This thread is inspiring me to fire up my VFX-SD. I haven't played with it in years, other than replacing the battery,

scottmoon

Find the beauty in the dreary.

scottmoon

I've had an ESQ-1 when they were new. A Mirage with MASOS. A VFX and a Fizmo. I've sold them all over the years. I have a VFX-SD that I've had for a few decades that i won't give up. It is my primary polysynth. I do need to change the battery in it now. I've also got an SQR but I haven't even turne...

scottmoon

I use Audiority's Grainspace on a lot of my tracks, everything from subtle to completely warped. https://www.audiority.com/shop/grainspace/

scottmoon

DeanG wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:36 am
And I find I am happier with this little synth...

Anyone else in a similar frame of mind?

5 years ago I had this.

Synth Square 2-10-15.jpg

I got rid of it all and my setup looks like this now, and I'm having much more spontaneous fun.

New Setup.jpg

scottmoon

I'll have to take another look. Thanks

scottmoon

Good luck with the Kickstarter. Makes me wish I could solder and program.

scottmoon

Bill Nelson's tribute to his friend Harold.

https://www.billnelson.com/post/for-harold

scottmoon

This sounds great. I'm guessing the lead is the medusa and the drums are samples triggered by modular/DAW? Thanks. The lead is the Medusa through Big Muff Pi > Poly Digit > Microcosm. Some of the percussion is played on an old Korg padKontrol into Native I Instruments' Battery. Some are samples seq...

scottmoon

Just a little Covid lockdown fun.

scottmoon

I almost pulled the trigger on a used Koma Elektronik FT201 Analog Filter / 10-Step Sequencer. Looks pretty nice if you can find one. https://koma-elektronik.com/?product=ft ... -sequencer

scottmoon

I don't get to the software side of muffwiggler often, so I decided I'd take a spin through it this morning and I'm glad I did. Based on the freakin' fantastic contact mic demo above, I just picked this app up. This one was so cool that I went through the rest of his stuff and also grabbed Quadrivi...

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Thorsday wrote: ↑
Fri Nov 27, 2020 7:47 pm
I almost took the plunge last night... Bought a Strymon DIG instead.

Polyfusion are not doing themselves any favors with no demos...

Buy sound unheard? No thanks.

scottmoon

I'm loving the Beebo/Digit. Easy to program and sounds great. I chose it over the Zoia because it's easy to see the signal path and edit things from the screen. Zoia just looked like more of a pain to program.

scottmoon

I'm surprised no-one mentioned the Synthrom Deluge. https://synthstrom.com/product/deluge/ That looks very interesting. Do you happen to own one? I Had one. I had some issues with programming it. I wanted more immediacy and didn't put in the time to learn it properly (lazy). I was also disappointed...

scottmoon

I'm surprised no-one mentioned the Synthrom Deluge. https://synthstrom.com/product/deluge/

scottmoon

ambalek wrote: ↑
Tue Nov 10, 2020 3:41 am
I’m new around here but I’ve been quietly using MW to learn how to patch Cocoquantus and Plumbutter for a few months. Here’s a slow and quiet piece I made with the addition of Blooper for adding pitch variations to Plumbutter:

I like it.

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