coyoteous
MindMachine
Sorry, changed.

I, too, am greatly disappointed at my inability to attend Knobcon this year. Unfortunately, loss of a permanent living space as well as my job made things rather difficult. :(

However- I will hopefully be living much closer to Knobcon by this time next year! So here's for the future!

Decided against the presets or normalization type modules. After some thought, just didn't really jive with me. So there's a 2 unit space just waiting to be filled!

JohnLRice wrote:

bleeds_on_keys wrote:To cut some of you off at the pass here- I don't really like the Moon 569.

Oh I know, I know! Don't worry- you'll have plenty of chances to evangelize soon enough.

Been mulling this over for a few months (unfortunately unable to procure modules or case due to life things), and have changed things up a bit- as well as included the sequencing row! A few things to note- with this system, I plan on pairing it with two Moog CP-251's. I think they're pretty much the...

modmax69 wrote:

I really, really like this as a starter MU system actually! Really well done, and smart to have added the Quad LFO.

Cheers!

The DX7 didn't come to band practice, so there's no picture of it yet. But here's 3/4ths of the new loot (everything on the second row).

I. Fucking. Love. Everything.

This is super nifty! I wonder if MU panels for it will be available?

I'd still love one of these. It has a perfect balance of "badass and not necessarily the most practical to gig with" and "it isn't going to maybe die halfway through the show".

Still have to get the Hammond first though.

Hi all,

This is my 548th post to prove that I am not, in fact, a robot.

Please have no suspicion, fellow humans. I am not a robot, I am also a fellow human. Just like you.

Just traded my Prophet 08 PE for a friend's Nord Lead 2, Moog Minitaur, Yamaha DX7 w/ memory card, and MuTron Phasor 1. Will have a few pics of things tonight, my gear is kinda spread across different places right now. Only grabbed the DX7 for a single show- I'm playing a "sound healing" concert for...

amorphiss wrote:A good way to spend your Sunday:

Mmm, matcha! Beautiful matcha setup, and synthesizer

mousegarden wrote:One big concern I'd have is do the knobs/sliders reflect actual settings ? Or are they those terrible things that jump to a value ?

I feel like I'm the only one who likes the parameter value jumping! On my Little Phatty, I've been able to turn it into a neat "trick" when I'm playing live.

Hm. I wonder what makes this so special, since I don't really know much about switches and triggers. The four inputs are normalised to 8th, 16th, 16th triplet, and 32nd note clocks with a 50 percent duty cycle, allowing you to perfectly replicate the behaviour of the Projekt Elektronik digital trigg...

whistles, this is a safe business bet with no risks, nothing new on offer here. That it is for sure Will all depends on the price..if the price is low just connect your 7octave master KB! I know, but this 4 octave business leaves people in a quandary, if you have a master keyboard, then you'll need...

I don't own enough gear to have that problem! :hihi: My studio setup is the same as my live setup, so it's actually rather "rinse and repeat" with respect to making the music, in the sense that all I have to do is power everything on, wait a bit for the Little Phatty to warm up, light some incense a...

de_raaf wrote:https://ask.audio/articles/behringer-de ... -its-alive

this mentions they heard it will cost 5OO euro ??????

Ay, dios mio!

Transitioning from euro to MU right now. Stylistically, I don't really patch in a complex enough manner, or use enough "out there" sounds to really justify the format. MU is more my speed, regarding the style of patching and the types of sounds that the format tends to gravitate towards. Plus, it'll...

I think this looks and sounds really good. Don't think we can really judge it or be critical of it until we have enough facts. :) Though, based on what we have seen, it certainly does look like a capable and tempting instrument. Especially with 12 voices- it's convenient if you like playing more art...

5 years x 1200 dollars annual budget = 6000 dollars = the nice eurorack you wanted but do not have due to buying standalone devices. Bite the bullet. Get your first 6U case and some modules at least. ....... So true, so true. If you are willing to build your own case (or have a friend / father-in-l...

Filters and VCA's. Don't have any of them right now.

JohnLRice wrote:"Must have modules in 5U!" Yes, I totally agree!

I couldn't live with myself if I didn't acquire an STG Mixer. The inverted out sounds superb, and it gets THAT TONEtm

Great tune, John! Always admire your stuff- very jealous of you.

Keep up the good work, brother!