strettara wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 06, 2021 4:30 am

Anyone interested in contact mics should check out Jez Riley French. I had a couple and seem to have lost them. He also does underwater mics. UK though.

that is actually whom I just ordered from

Depending on what you want to capture, I'm now thinking a contact mic might not be what you want. The contact mic will pick up the vibrations transmitted through the case. I'd experiment with that first because I already have one and I'm curious. Any cheap piezo disc type would work (and on your vi...

in some ways I am mentally fitting this into the niche of 'synth I've always wanted' in that it seems meant to center more around real industrial and artifical noise - traffic, construction, what the fuck, etc - stuff that you'd hear out in the city, on a train, etc, but maybe on another planet. the...

mine looks like serial 216. that looks like a good video to watch though. thanks for that!

edit: he says in the video that the problem was with the first 125 units. those must have been very interesting....

well, i kind of like it, but i don't know. there is a serial and a date on the box, and date said 11/2020, so i suspect that it is update? maybe not.

jebus. i still want one of these hellza bad. Babbbbboooooo Of The Nelsons - hit me up if you end up not digging on yours? so. how loud DOES it get? like. i share an office/music room with the wife, doubt i'd be able to run it when she's working. but. howwww louuuuud? pretty damn loud.... i also wou...

i loved the sound that i heard in demos by the company, so i took a chance and ordered one of these, which arrived today. Just sitting down with it now, and I'm thrilled. now i'm wondering whether any owners here have used a mic on the motor itself and sent it through the audio input? Obviously the ...

Well, i've been away from the filterbank for a long time, which sometimes is very good for revisiting an instrument. I don't think i've had one with the upgrades (starting with the no input noise), and using this as the proverbial 'noise box' will prove to be very satisfactory, I think. I actually h...

my former makenoise double stand will fall into disuse. I'd sell it cheap. pm me if you want it. it's this one: https://reverb.com/item/34235442-3dwave ... nthesizers

dictionaries report on actual usage, so i don't view them as the foundation, but the result. There are different uses and contexts of 'drone', and i think that the foundation is its usage in electronic music, which is what the conversation is about. What a fun topic. I'm late to the party, and this ...

YES. That is the kind of thing i was looking for initially. Thank you. i just didn't know what to look for. i think that the combination of the front lip plus some rubber feet will prevent any sliding (i will probably just use for a single row of synths anyway, so the front lip should be sufficient...

Hey Nelson, Here’s an ikea option. Comes in multiple sizes (~19, 29, 39 inches wide) and 2 colors white/gray. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/komplement-shoe-shelf-white-80257261/ It has a lip on the front to keep synths from sliding off the front when you angle them. It’s made of sturdy metal so is s...

Just don't rely on the adhesive to hold up against a heavy synth unit with the shelf tilted at a steep angle. Might need to use metal screws into the shelf wood for that-drill a pilot hole first before inserting and tightening a long screw partway down. Plastic tubing over the screw to keep it from...

at least i got your disrespectful LOL without having to think about a proper response. You're the meanest poster on this board, and i really do not want to deal with you at all any more.

I use one of these on my old 3-tier Ultimate Support A-frame keyboard stands: https://www.homedepot.com/b/Storage-Organization-Shelving-Wall-Mounted-Shelves/N-5yc1vZckso/Ntk-EnrichedProductInfo/Ntt-rubbermaid%2Bshelf?NCNI-5 10 or 12 inch depth, variety of lengths. You could use a few adhesive rubbe...

ah - ok. will look for that.

edit: hmmm - issue would be that they would be at a severe down angle, so would need some kind of lip at the front, or some way to separate 'layers'....

Another thought though: if you have an idea and you forget it, it probably wasn't that amazing. If you have an idea and you can't get to the studio for a week and you still remember it, it's probably worth pursuing. some big presuppositions here fer instance i will not get into it with YOU. sorry.

seems like this should be an easy thing to find, but i have had no luck. maybe a problem with the lingo/search.... i think that i'm going to have a 3 tier keyboard stand with only 1 tier filled with a keyboard. But it would be very convenient to fill the space with various smaller items (desktop syn...

nuromantix wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 7:39 am

Another thought though: if you have an idea and you forget it, it probably wasn't that amazing. If you have an idea and you can't get to the studio for a week and you still remember it, it's probably worth pursuing.

some big presuppositions here

lol. well, no, i don't consider it "support" to post that you consider the price inappropriate.

but he's not saying that he doesn't have the $, he's saying that it is overpriced.

so, you support the effort and research that goes into making something like this, haven't used one, but will publicly dismiss it because of the price. makes sense.

i have heard the 18th, the 22nd, and the 26th, but no confirmation from anywhere yet....
(ordered from AH)

TBH, one thing I really dislike in the noise-GENRE is overcompression. The 0.1bit dynamics in most noise releases is really boring. Metzbow et. al. made the lack of dynamics work in the 90's to 00's, in a surprising way, but these days IMHO, having everything FULL BLAST is a cliche. It can suite so...

i found what looks like a nice little stand for all 3 (0-ctrl, 0-coast, and strega).
https://reverb.com/item/38531145-imposs ... 2020-birch