Kafgee wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 17, 2020 12:46 pm

wait is this the lost one/"???
or you found another one because
there is a rumour of a lost drm1 somewhere in a
DHL warehouse

That would be my old one, I sent to it a wiggler here and DHL just lost it back in April this year outside Berlin.

Gutted.

Loquelic for me

Differences between Cwejman construction and some cheaper modules: The back is a PCB with little or no metal exposed, protecting the components from accidental damage or short circuits from stray things in cases. Minijack sockets (same as Orthogonal devices) are very solid and do not have any flex o...

I don’t know enough about your chosen sequencers but the general concept of a programmable sequencer + small and simple sequencer’s CV output combined with a precision adder will give you repeatability with controlled and/or randomised variation. If you haven’t seen it, there’s a video by Mylar melo...

1. Yes, I had a VCO2RM and still have a RES4 and S1 MK2 2. The VCO2RM was sold to fund the S1 when my turn came on the waiting list. There’s sufficient overlap and function for me personally not to need both, I have digital oscillators and other patchable analogue synths 3. Feel is great, layout and...

Been a year since I dropped the Quad Octoginta II in and I love this dedicated portable setup! https://www.millionmachinemarch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/mseurocasecloseup3.jpg https://www.millionmachinemarch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/mseurocase4.jpg That looks great - do you have any soun...

I'm not opposed to an oscillator though- any pairings you recommend, anything think would sound good with the hoopla in my rack? A Loquelic Iteritas is another interesting digital oscillator, but the Synthesis Technology oscillator would be great here I think. I guess you have to decide if you real...

Do you have a link to the thread? i’m struggling to find it

Seems unlikely but is there anyone with a stable Eurorack setup from multiple manufacturers that they like to make music with who hasn’t changed/swapped/added to/sold bits for a long while? Mine is always changing a little, seems the nature of the beast. We see lots of modular grid ‘fantasy racks’ b...

Buying an MC202 modded with loads of minijacks at the same time as starting a reasonable well paid job.

‘I’ll just get some euro to play with my 202, thats all’
‘Those EMS synthi modules look nice....’

Yeah, right.

I’m freelance, I lost work, I won’t be buying modules for a while now because of the situation

Why do you want to send single cycle waveforms from Ableton instead of buying an oscillator for your rack? Would be much more flexible

Soundcraft MTK12

Though all the multitracks are pre fader, so you lose your balance and EQ (unless you are 100% happy with the stereo mix you did) which sometimes is hard to restore

I’ve deliberately removed Maths from my rack, just to see what its like. I’m not missing it enough to put it back yet. I sold a Cwejman oscillator and a Verbos Random. I’m not missing them either, I just make different sounds without them. I did have some overlapping features in my modules. I’m tryi...

no personal experience but the criticism levelled at Antelope by someone I respect working professionally is that their drivers are picky, slow to arrive and not so stable. if you need all those ins and outs it might be a good choice but do your homework is all I would say.

Hardware knobs for Software

If they had to use a digital reverb, how about a DSP running a convolution reverb using impulses with the original 2600 spring reverb, and a push button to cycle through some other spring reverbs, and a few classic plate reverbs while they were at it? Sounds costly to develop, at least in Behringer...

Central, AKA FCUK for DIY, SystemX are 100M clones, and generally well regarded. Their 140, commonly called "the snappiest EG in Eurorack" are especially well liked. Can be had fully assembled, as kits, or with a bit of looking, as self-sourced fully DIY using toner transfer PCBs. Something for eve...

Sorry I didn’t fully explain my thought. A used 19 inch multi fx unit costs less than 100 of whatever currency. Not sure you can get a useful euro module for that, and case space costs too.

Unless you really really have to have FX in your case there are much better sounding, cheaper and easier to use options on the used rackmount market. Most people prefer plug ins in these days the wider music market

Anyone care to share their experience with X-tended? I have a Korg MS20 needing a service and ESP fix

Straight from vca or manhattan analogue mixer module into a Soundcraft MTK12 which gives me up to 12 multitrack ins and a stereo mix to the computer via USB

Mixer is fine with that level

Just belatedly discovered Expert Sleepers Disting (Mk 4) after years of not bothering to find out what those funny little 'stick' modules where all about. As soon as the penny dropped - it just took a moment - I immediately bought one... cheap (more so if you buy an earlier version) and multi-funct...

Harevestman English Tear already exists in euro, and a good number of modern sequencers will let you choose which coltage standard to output so the market for this will be smaller than in the recent past.

Nice work! I have a few HZ/V synths and a 2 channel standalone might appeal around £150

I’ve never done rhythm sequencing in modular, I can see the appeal but for the music I make I prefer the MPC or DAW environment for sampled drums. Synthesized drums don’t appeal so much in euro, I’d rather have a separate drum machine for that. For me it was one way to contain euro from getting to b...