Faustgeist wrote: ↑

Sat May 23, 2020 5:05 pm

I think I can do this for ya Doug.

I'm PMing you my cell #
-Robin

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

DON'T DO IT MAN!

How can you think of risking the damage to your vintage wig collection by removing them from the hermetically seal display cases?

I thought about making a baseball cap that read "I love 5U" and attaching a ponytail to the back.....just for Knobcon!!

cubis wrote: ↑

Fri May 22, 2020 4:54 pm

I only have a half finished box11 and my hair is very short. My daughter has a ponytail though and since she's 4 the size difference is comparable

ROFL!!! Might work!!!

Faustgeist and I just had a conversation about you yesterday as we hadn't heard from you in so long. We were trying to figure out the best way to poke you!!

Great to hear that you are recovering from all that shit!!!!

Grove Audio is floating around here at Muff's 5U...... Grove is pretty much a one man operation, so keep that in mind. I have nothing but admiration for John at Grove. He is one of the first people I go to see at Knobcon. Be patient, he will get back to you! I have the GMS 904 filter replica that I ...

Update....... So after the third reinstallation of drivers and software......The Hantek would continually connect and disconnect when I plugged the USB cables in. I was starting to really get into the WIN 10 connect/disconnect jingle because it was happening on a rhythmic basis. I was getting lost i...

Is anyone using one of these....successfully? I just took mine out of the box downloaded the latest drivers and software. As I did my initial tinkering....looking at waveforms on my Waverunner LFO. I just can not keep the base unit hooked up via USB. Sometimes Windows will sound the "disconnected US...

@rupect I have used midi with a DAW for 20 years.....I don't have timing or latency issues*. *MIDI has limitations, if you know and understand them, it helps! There is much to be said about setup in the OS environment. Once that is set, streamline how you use MIDI. If you are hellbent on using 16 ch...

Anyone who was into vintage synths back in the days knows THE SMELL... Roland and Korg smell different (no kidding!), and it doesn't go away or change during the years, it still there... You guys are WAY MORE into this that I am, but the only smell from vintage electronics that I get is...... That ...

Putte wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 07, 2020 5:21 am

Denmark is a state.

But what about Danmark.......

erroraudio wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:32 am

Putte wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 02, 2020 1:43 pm

I know this year doesn´t seem to turn out as we hoped, but what´s the status on this nice looking filter?

It's going exactly as I planed...

IT WAS YOU!!!!!!!! I KNEW IT ALL ALONG BUT NOBODY WOULD BELIEVE ME!!!!!!!

I SAID ITS THAT GUY FROM DANMARK!!!!

folks who've never had to map an IRQ or memory address I fought with the first windows box I ever built for weeks trying to get a sound card and MIDI device to play nicely with the OS. The next step was getting Cubase to play nicely with both as well! Thankfully most shit is pretty plug and play no...

The 6022 looks like the solution for me! I have an old laptop that would easily pair with it, so somewhat portable! I like the option of the bigger screen....for those of us with poor eyesight and huge cocks. Speaking of which.....I need to go feed my roosters! There ya go Faust.....you were waiting...

without all the futzing around that always accompanies a computer / hardware / software solution. Awww c'mon......some of us have the futzing around with a computer down pretty good! All of my futzing around with analog shit gets "realized" in the ultimate form in my DAW! Will check out your scope ...

Good lord, man, what do you torque your nuts down with, an auto mechanic's pneumatic? Lol Ps: Enter here, Daveholiday, with inappropriate comments about Rich's "nuts" ;) Did somebody say tight nuts? :razz: Been gearing up for a weekend of DIY as well. I have put my first FCUK waverunner through the...

The Syntecno had its own unique character that I really liked. Thicker, heavier bassier but good acid tone. I agree completely, the Syntecno just sounds a bit more punchy. Throw in the Ring mod....Holy Shit! That Ring mod circuit Robbie added was a brilliant addition in my opinion. I use that over ...

Older Roland equipment often features "cryptic workflow" that is not as "fast" as todays DAW-centric landscape but imo their designs are not a bore play with. Tedious at times yes. I do have an MC-505 that adopted the TR style programming. It is a a treat to use, it seems to have taken all the past...

So I have been living with the RE-303 for a couple weeks now and I dig it! Sounds good....plugged it into a ProCo RAT and instant acid bliss! I spent some time learning the TB-303 programming method and it was a HUGE eye opener. I don't think I have ever experienced a less intuitive programing exper...

sduck wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 19, 2020 4:44 pm

Wow, that's huge! And I was thinking my 4U version was big...

Its not the size that matters, it is how you use it!

At least that is what I keep telling my wife when she comments about the size of Fausgeist's modular rig compared to mine....

Most respondents seem to be choosing their favourite sub-$500 synth. I saw the question more as about retreating to the bunker with your most challenging synth. I see that too.....what would you want to be "stuck" with. I am going to go with my gut here......My beloved MC-505. WAIT, WAIT, Hear me o...

Wall mounting would be a somewhat permanent installation, but if you don't plan to move stuff around a bunch, might no matter. I have been personally thinking of doing this myself and have some interesting ideas. I only have 4 "keyboard" synths so my ideas might not work with your particular setup. ...

So a bit of research later.....and....... The pots are shit on the TB-303/RE-303. This is not saying anything bad about either....just that this was the case for an inexpensive bass synth from the 80s. The reinforced pots out there (via MISW) is what I am going with. The builder has offered to swap ...

Monofunk wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 14, 2020 1:44 pm

Let us know if there's a build quality issue or if that's simply how they are.

I got in touch with the builder...it seems that the spec pots (identical to the TB) just aren't that good. I am going to try to reach out to a couple other RE-303 owners and confirm. I will keep everyone posted.

I have messaged the seller my concerns about the pots. The other thing I have noticed is that the pots make a soft clicking sound as they wobble. I think Kumptronics was the builder but I don't know for sure. The other thing that concerns me is the inconsistency of the resistance tuning the knobs......

So I have in my possession a RE-303 in the aluminum case from Kumptronics. Very nice case, but I do have a couple complaints. One I already knew, and forgot about, the other well might just be inherent of the design. The first, the fucking knobs on a 303 are just to small for me....I had forgotten.....