I think it's a damn shame that Graham has had to leave this group. The information that he provided has been of great help and, while I have not followed all of his advice (the use of welding connectors for 0V reference is over the top, IMHO), I have ended up with a system that is quiet and free fr...

ikkyu666 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 20, 2020 2:49 pm

Chaos215bar2 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 20, 2020 2:45 pm

Ah, but how do you know you're not going to buy that gear you've been eyeing in 6 months, when it's not on sale???

hmm well on a long enough timeline I AM going to buy everything...

"The more you spend, the more you save!"

Ah, but how do you know you're not going to buy that gear you've been eyeing in 6 months, when it's not on sale???

The controls are labeled with names of parameters found in analog synths but under the hood those controls are manipulating DSP code. Analog synths don't usually label their controls with circuit diagrams. I think it's hard to find many good examples because, to use an example, a filter cutoff is s...

For an analog option, there's also the Cwejman FSH-1 (if you can find one). I've read (unfortunately I can't find where) that at least the original Bode frequency shifters could be quite temperamental in terms of calibration. The argument was that you're better off with a DSP version (like E560 or W...

Another thing to try is to file a slot into the screw (carefully) and use an appropriate driver. That's more a last resort before drilling, though.

My two cents worth and I clearly believe it's my fault/user ineptitude. I'm disappointed in the Wogglebug, but maybe I just haven't found the right uses for it. I can't really put it into words other than maybe ho-hum. The other is the 4MS SWN. I've been working with it for a few months now and the...

Yup I think I have it correct. So for example you couldn’t have 6 independent channels with CV inputs doing freq control over the first three and trigger over the second three. All of the assignable CV inputs must have the same function except in Multi CV input mode where they control all channels....

Will it be DIY? Unlikely, given the OP. I'm intrigued as well, though I'm not a fan of teases with no information whatsoever attached. KSS, it would be great if you could aggregate any other hints you've put out there into this thread for those who haven't been following along (or just give us a li...

Sometimes, fuck the customer. DATA is a done and finished module, the requests on it are pretty out of hand I personally agree in full. It’s not like Mordax is struggling to sell Datas, some people get so nitpicky, this ain’t Burger King! It’s easily the best eurorack oscilloscope out, the rest is ...

Sometimes, fuck the customer. DATA is a done and finished module, the requests on it are pretty out of hand I personally agree in full. It’s not like Mordax is struggling to sell Datas, some people get so nitpicky, this ain’t Burger King! It’s easily the best eurorack oscilloscope out, the rest is ...

Whoa there. First thing you're wanting to flip it, next thing you know folks will ask that it remembers the last state. Shit's getting crazy around here. Haha for real though. People are never satisfied I would love to have the auto loading and for me and it is by those lines mentioned above not un...

What about running one upside down, can the screen be flipped without major pains or? I'm a little surprised I can't find a definitive answer to this question. Can the screen orientation on Data be flipped? I'm guessing not, since I'm not seeing anything about that in the manual, but that seems lik...

Google 'Guitar Combo Stand', and see what shows up. I have one of these for my small keyboard combo, which has also served for my Doepfer A100LC9 case from time to time. This. …is super unhelpful. What brand/model are you recommending? There are so many different ones. You need to figure out the mo...

Chopper wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 11, 2020 4:22 pm

Blairio wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 10, 2020 8:00 pm

Google 'Guitar Combo Stand', and see what shows up. I have one of these for my small keyboard combo, which has also served for my Doepfer A100LC9 case from time to time.

This.

…is super unhelpful. What brand/model are you recommending?

Voltcontrol wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 11, 2020 3:02 am

Ha, and so the onslaught of YouTube reviews begins.

Korg is pretty much on-game with their product approach and marketing I have to say.

Almost. Should have had a price up when the YouTube videos went live.

scragz wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 06, 2020 4:23 pm

CTRL and Detroit. $270-280

Funny that Katowice is cheaper at Control, but Sarajewo is cheaper at DM.

Why not use the DAW as the master clock? Seems much simpler if you're using it anyway to sequence other instruments.

You could look at Midihub as a flexible MIDI router. The downsides are 4x4 MIDI in/out and no USB host functionality. (It will act as a USB MIDI interface, though.)

On sale at a few US locations! (Just FYI.) Price seems pretty reasonable as well.

scragz wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 06, 2020 2:30 pm

exper wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 06, 2020 2:22 pm

Ouch. More than I thought in USD...

I think Detroit allows codes on preorders. Try LOCKDOWN10 for 10% off.

Good tip. Cheaper than Control to boot as well.

IT IS NOT A DEVIATION FROM A STANDARD 1U RACK. It is ALL about the rails used. The intellijel rails, like the rails used in the Doepfer, like the TipTop Z-Rails, and like many other rails, have a decorative lip on them that reduces the panel size when the rails are placed at the EIA RACK STANDARD 1...

filmersam wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 06, 2020 12:41 am

Intellijel based their specs on euroracks current dimensional standards, so I'm guessing other manufacturers are seeing that as the new norm.

That, and Intellijel makes some pretty nice cases. I wouldn't expect manufacturer preference has much to do with anything other than what's selling.

I'm also not sure anyone pointed it out, but I thought it was pretty interesting that the filter cutoff stops at about 24 kHz (vs. ~30 kHz on rev3). It seems way too convenient to be a coincidence that most professional audio interfaces operate at a multiple of 48 kHz. I didn't catch that but that ...

TBH I thought it was very subtle (though I'm old), and most likely only noticeable in direct comparison with an original. Of course this is meant to be an original, so still not great. Do think the whole thing has got exaggerated (no surprise on GS), with people going from 'OMG sounds just like my ...

DSC wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 05, 2020 8:15 pm

I took it down, please just let me know when you want me to delete them.

I really didn't mean to say you should take the post down (assuming my posts contributed). It's a pretty inspirational project, but simply posting the image without explaining what it is is a little unhelpful. That's all.