Connected the output of the power supply to a female XLR. Male XLR socket in the back of the skiff. Mind you, afaik there is no standard for wiring the -12V, +12V and +5V to XLR (or at least, I didn't find one other than the 48V phantom power for condensor mics) so you'll have to keep a good eye on...

from the first post from tiptop: while the 8HP modules are designed mostly as compact in size end-of-the-chain effects and interface between the modular and line level gear. edited: I see this as a drawback. To me, most ext. mixers, even the crappy small ones take modular level just fine. And Delay...

I love the Klavis Mixwitch. It does swtiching and a lot more (check the manual), feels well made and is priced very kindly. My best value buy yet, I think. https://www.modulargrid.net/e/klavis-mixwitch Still fantastic value and a great module. I have three of them now. :banana: I'm jealous! I think...

Thanks!

That's for all of these simplified manually, and especially all the great updates from os

1) Do you use both sections to get ADSR? Or each separately to get two AD envelopes? 2) What curves are you typically dialing in? 3) Do you self-patch the Maths to get different curves? 4) Especially: What VCAs are you using, and what are their response curves like? Thanks, 1) Generally one at a ti...

I have an 8-channel DI from wayyyy back before I got into modular, and I can't even remember why I bought it. Bass maybe? Anyhow, it's been great to have for modular etc, esp with the +/- dB buttons and the ground lift.

Check out some of the modules that use granular synthesis techniques.

I'd imagine that quite a few samples, BitBox included, would also work well.

I'm a silly nerd and a big fan of their panel designs, despite occasionally scratching my head about some of the design w.r.t. function. I like their overall aesthetic so much that the only 'blank' panel I've bought is the MN lightning bolts panel. Coincidentally, since it's mostly black I took a pi...

SweetNuthin wrote:Noise Engineering Cursus Iteritas. I really like the Character of that Oscillator. it has a kind of weight and authority that i've never heard on other digital osc

Same here - I fall more in love with Cursus every time I use it (which is in almost every patch). Plaits is great, too.

We acquired a Tip Top Studio Bus power supply and we have been able to re-create the power up problem. The issue stems from the extremely long rise time of the +12VDC rail on this power supply. The Mimeophon needs to be held in reset longer in order to allow for power to reach correct voltage. We a...

I used in a couple of ways. One was to send output 1 into a quantizer after some attenuation. It produces random notes and clock. I've also used it to alter filters often timed to the clock. I've never really used it in audio range. This sounds like what I've used it for primarily. I've played with...

+1

That would actually save me a lot of space with some patches I've made recently.

Wow, I've been slacking on exploring 4.11 and now this

Agreed with the above.

I think a granular synth/effect could probably do something like that too, but I don't have any specific recommendations (even after unrelatedly browsing a bunch of options yesterday).

That song really takes me back

The delay would also help reduce phase cancellations, although I wouldn't expect them to be an issue

B0bcat wrote:Awesome! Hope 3 Sisters will be covered soon

Same here

It's "easy" but I still find neat little corners to wiggle into.

What are the voltage ranges across the various input/output jacks? I think it's something like: Z: +/- 5V X: +/- 5V Y: +/- 5V A: roughly +/- 10V, depending on algorithm B: roughly +/- 10V, depending on algorithm I've been playing around with a Noisering (pseudo-random modulator/shift register) recen...

It's very stable, reasonably heavy duty It fits a tiptop mantis well, and if you're the right mixture of creative and stupid, you can get a microkorg and a mantis on it. >_>

I use

It doesn't go very high up though, so check that if it looks like it might work.

Thanks! I've learned a lot from seeing how you do things (aside from the many hours I've spent using the modules)

That looks really cool, and with a high-z input on top of everything

Any chance you could share a bit about the pre-amp that you used?

ludotex wrote:https://cymrubeats.com/

has a deal on Plaits while stock lasts. 150 pounds

Mybe it's VAT related or something with shipping to the US, but when I added this to my cart it was 125GBP before shipping and the order appears to have completed just fine

In other news, who knew Os made such bloody good tunes? That link may be tucked away discretely at the bottom of his sig but it's worth checking out. :sb: I knew! :p Seconding checking it out, though. Thanks for 4.10! It should be a fun weekend playing with new things. e: Is there a link to updatin...

I very highly doubt you or anyone else (including me) knows more than their lawyers of what to do in a case like this. I'm not so sure! The suit was dismissed under anti-SLAPP laws, which is not very common. Perhaps their lawyers thought it was a worthy gamble given said frequency, but they could e...

I'm a software engineer (not a lawyer), but text is not a part of the software license as far as I am aware. I think it would be a separate IP claim for copyright like other prose etc. IANAL either, but I have worked in intellectual property in a few capacities. I don't know about documentation cov...