studio460 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:26 pm

Does anyone have a specific link or title?

I think forestcaver is referring to this series: https://www.soundonsound.com/series/synth-secrets

xACT is an audio conversion swiss army knife. lossy encoding options include LAME.

Free to use. PP donation optional.

http://xact.scottcbrown.org/

Migrating a website is no joke.

Thanks Rob!

drift wrote:I enjoyed the documentary Beware of Mr. Baker

A seemingly unpolished portrayal of a wild man, and as such a rarity among rockstar docs. Highly recommended.

Try PM to Timo Rozendal:

viewtopic.php?t=146303

You can use the full version free for 30 days.

Try the lite version first and when you want to expand, download the full version and use for 30 days.

If you want to buy a full license after that, head over to kvr forums and buy a second-hand license for half the price.

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I suspect the "fiesta" reference is associated with the fiesta ware style of glazed dinnerware from the mid 20th century, which at that time included oxidized uranium in the paint composition. Needless to say, the coloring has since been reformulated. If you do a search for "red fiesta ware" you wil...

Videographics wrote:Timber isn’t available in kit form and I doubt it ever will be.

Now shipping from bastl direct & thonk

Some generic common components can be sourced from https://www.taydaelectronics.com

https://www.mouser.com is popular for more special components.

ebay can be good for sourcing specific transistors, regulators, etc. if they are out of stock elsewhere.

Thanks for setting this experiment in motion, Mike.

Audiohub wrote:I was unfamiliar with this album, but I noticed that it has been recently remastered

Great to hear this recording is finally getting some official treatment.

Is there an option for parallel editing i.e. knob applies action to both layers simultaneously?

Might not be a bad idea to add the pricing to the first post, for the sake of convenience.

Excellent job on this btw. If i didn't already have one, I would be very tempted.

honeyb wrote:Mouser doesn't stock the 2n3819 transistors.

Just grab them on ebay. Plenty available.

DiscoDevil wrote:only 4 outputs. Fail.

I am guessing they are stereo outputs with option for mono splitting.
Given they have opted for midi on minijack it seems this space saving solution could be in play.

That's awesome. Wish their site was a little easier to use. AKA a drill-down parameter search vs. a huge page of a list of ALL the resistor values. Maybe it can be done and I just missed something though. There is only one manufacturer per component in most cases. Just use the search function and y...

josaka wrote:turning a teensy into this board is quite a bit of work and coding..and parts..

the opendeck firmware is open source (respect). and this is targeted at diyers so the parts aren't all that big of a deal.

droningsphagettimonster wrote:hello all,

new calibration video from Uwe, much better and more precise than the old one!

excellent. thanks!

guess which is which machine :) two sounds with two A-B passes per sound and a third as one for the road... The sounds for the A-B comparison are more or less identical as far as I am concerned. I perceived a little extra punch in the B sample of the first sound (kick). This is the only place where...

A Sequential Prophet XL paired with the Waldorf Quantum will provide the palette for the neo new age sound. Much layering, big dreamy.

Maffez wrote: demos are just noodling with pam's new workout, SY modes A through E

Thanks for posting the demo. To my ear the Pearl sounds "wilder" than the SY-core. There seems to be more dynamics in the Pearl signal along with less low-mids and brighter highs, going by this demo at least.

Maffez wrote:if there's interest

interest established.

Zentek wrote: Maybe : "You can safely assume that the current taken on the 5V will take half as much on the -12V rail."

A little diagram really helps to drive the point home. A simple data table should suffice.