Back Down the Path wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 19, 2021 9:52 pm

I have a powerful urge to throw up my first patch, but that’s more because of how great this thing is then how great the patch is.

Nice!

Mine arrived this afternoon, going to be a fun weekend (and week, and month, and...).

I ordered from DM about 1:00 yesterday, and haven't yet heard anything.

Thread regarding Mr. Cwejman's passing: 6 pages of posts in eight days.

Thread regarding people selling Cwejman modules for ridiculous prices: 4 pages of posts in 8 hours.

Draw your own conclusions.

+1 to the NLC modules, especially Sloth, which is just super-handy in a 6hp 1u package.

Probably part of the reason I love my cases to have a coherent appearance is that my first modular, back in the late 90s and early 00s, was all Doepfer and early AS modules. You couldn't find anything that looked different even if you wanted to!

To me, the main appeal of a single-manufacturer system is simply appearance. Whether it makes any kind of reasonable, practical sense is beside the point.. part of what appeals about an instrument is the experience of sitting in front of it when you make music. In Mutable's case, an additional part ...

The headphone output does not utilize the 1/4" jacks on the case. You simply plug your left and right signals into the headphone module, then stick in your phones. It doesn't interface with the case except for power.

Phitar wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 23, 2021 7:49 am

Hey Shakespeare..... Exactly what is the Mutes giving you that the EBS mutes can't handle?

EBS mutes the whole track (cv, gate, and mod). But if you want to mute just, say, the CV or Mod on a track (while keeping the gates live) you need something like Mutes.

The only thing I say at this point is don't buy anything else until you learn to use these a good bit... you have 4 synths listed here with completely different synthesis methods, and that's going to take quite a lot of exploring! Also, it sounds like a completely awesome problem to have. :bananagui...

I've put my DivKid Mutes right next to the EBS and that has been a great pair... they might as well be permanently connected at this point.

Another cool option might be XAOC's Drezno... take any CV/modulation output from EBS and turn it into a pile of additional trigger sources.

Clouds 2 is already promised to be 14hp.

If you're really convinced you want a skiff to start with (i.e., you don't have room for something larger) then I would suggest the Intellijel 104hp Palette, which at least adds a 1u row which can be filled with useful utilities. A 6u 104 case would still be better if you have space. Don't worry abo...

I owned 15u of Doepfer modules from 1998-2002 or so... most of those modules are still part of the Doepfer catalog today.

Regretted selling that system almost immediately afterwards... sigh.

I love the 'Burgh. Lived there for two years in the mid '90s. Go back every chance I get!

Could be that too, I suppose... but more or less everyone is having a rough time right now.

So here's my thought, having done Euro twice, once back in the very early days when Doepfer was the only manufacturer, and then again in the past three years (after a 15-year break from music due to kids, etc.). And I'm in my late 40s, so similar place in life/career/etc. to you, perhaps. 1. The adv...

I'm in the US, and my adapter looks nothing like that monstrosity. Wonder if it's a difference between the two different production facilities.

What's worrisome about people being excited about an update to what is probably the most popular module ever produced? Just seems natural to me.

I emailed them through the website about getting a module serviced. Took about 10 days, but they did get back to me. This was just a couple weeks ago.

Finally got a chance to play around with this... and wow. It's really intuitive!

^^ This! Having access to square waves at the same time as the triangles would open up all sorts of cool possibilities.

Got mine in the mail yesterday. Haven't had a chance to set it up yet, but it's very solid, of course. The extra length makes it appear even more slim and sleek than the 62hp version.

batch wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 07, 2020 8:49 am

Arriving today according to UPS

Where did you order from? (No shipping notification from DM yet...)

At $359 shipped from PW, this was an easy decision.