dragulasbruder wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:28 pm

keep away from 'em. always best to purchase new modules.

I second this. I'm not against buying used but I'm not experienced enough yet to know when I'm being had.

I have a mini brute; it's not amazing but if you get it for a good price (I paid $300 CAD), it's fun and won't break the bank. A Sub 25 is a good option as well for Moog synths around that price range. A Grandmother might not be a bad option; it has a little patching action on it. There's also the S...

I know this thread is a little old, but what about the SM-1?

This is currently not at any US retailer. My priorities for retail are foreign but have sent modules to PC before! So right now, only through me for US, CAN, S. & Central America sales. For UK/EU a batch is being shipped today to Signal Sounds and SchneidersLaden. Anywhere else just contact me via....

TY for thoughts. I know cables and probably everything with modular is personal but the problem is I'm starting in the middle of a pandemic. It's good for the fact that I have some spare time to experiment, but it's bad because I can't get to my local store to test said cables you mentioned and see ...

I've tried selling a bunch of "classics" like the Toppo Triple Wave Folder and have simply given up because there's no demand - and the module is still really nice. Save tons of money: buy "old" modules. As someone new to this whole 'modular' thing, the problem; I have no idea what the old stuff ev...

Hello all, First off, I will freely acknowledge that this has probably been asked before but I couldn't find a good post, and the stuff online doesn't help much. I'm looking for two things: 1) A cabling system, and 2) Which cables to get. I have a semi-mod and I'd like to use it, but the problem I h...

Take this with a super-huge grain of salt, but what about a Shifty? It's 6 HP, could be interesting and a nice compliment.

Recently I shipped something from Missouri to Louisiana, and it went to New Hampshire first. And my spouse ordered something from California, it came to St. Louis, and then they sent it off to Ybor City, Florida for a couple of days before returning it to St. Louis. :doh: For me; LA to Newark, stay...

My small discovery today is that the US mail system is A) very disorganized, and B) slow, probably due to Covid.

Not so much a discovery as a rant I guess

Rooftree wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 08, 2020 11:50 am

I make a bunch of different stands for small synths (see URL in my sig).

I checked your website and I'm not sure if it would work. The size seems perfect but I don't see any way to connect nor brace the synth based on my stand.

Hello all, I picked up a minibrute. It's a cute little devil but I got a small little problem; the stand. I have full keyboard with large stands, but they're much too big for the minibrute. Currently it's sitting on a table, and that's no good long-term either. Suggestions? Also while I'm thinking o...

chronic hysteresis wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2015 3:05 pm

could anyone make any suggestions please? need a starting point..
maybe the darker sounding the better?
cheers!

I'm not sure this is 'dark' but I like Domenico Scarlatti, and would recommend him. This is one I just played not too long ago:

I had a quick question re: a little goal for one module. Is there a module out there that has lots and lots of das Blinkenlight? I ask as I wanted at least one module with way too many Blinkenlight if possible.

https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h ... 36.0.x.jpg

Blairio wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 10:53 pm

IMHO, Knurlies (with their captive washers) are the way to go. Not cheap, but then again modules aren't cheap.

What size? Do you have a part number?

West coast v East coast is most broadly defined as creating timbre from 'direct' manipulation of oscillator outputs, vs creating timbre by subtracting portions of a waveforn using a filter. This is what I mean :) I've read this and seen a few video's, but for example, if you were to take me to the ...

Xomrys wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 2:39 pm

the OP question as I read it was "why serge in general" -- as more of a sound, philosophy etc.

This.

Also, I have no idea what Elby is Edit: nm, found their website, checking it out now.

1) East coast vs. West Coast (I'm used to subtractive synthesis, but trying to think outside the box) 2) As a beginner, one thing that I would like to see, which isn't mentioned here (I think it was sort of actually), is stuff on manufacturers. For example, take two bigger ones for now: Doepher and ...

Request: if I were to dip a toe into Serge, what would you guys recommend? One of the Serge panels e.g. the Mantra, or other?

Do the Eurorack-sized Serge modules still need the banana plugs and are they 3U? Is there any functional difference between the 3U and 4U modules or are the electronics the same?

Hello all. Generic question and I'm sorry for that, but what is Serge? I've researched it online, looks neat, but why would I use it instead of Eurorack? Can I use it with Eurorack/are they compatible?

If this has all been asked before (quite likely), is there a post thereof?

Trying to learn.

Somewhat related note...reminded me of of this.

Tofupancho wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 10:52 am

The second biggest use of the internet is complaining.

Do you have any examples of the biggest use of the internet?

Hello and welcome

orbita wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 05, 2020 9:46 am

The question is, how did it happen? Is this module or cable likely to be responsible and could it potentially cause damage to another power board?

Was it the kitty? I know mine will chew just about anything