See comment in the description:
Main advices and/or infos already mentionned in my previous threads:
More about the Drum Mode on the Orgone Accumulator MK2
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Thanks for the posts! Just snagged a used one of these, so excited to dig in. 
Re: More about the Drum Mode on the Orgone Accumulator MK2
gave my first try with drum mode (thanks again for the tutorial vids). a bit o' PT delay on the drums. batchas-do you have and instagram account?
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I made a Facebook account recently. Tried all ways possible to make an instagram one to see content some friends wanted to share with me without success. Gave up. Always something not going.
Tried right now again. Message is "Leider ist beim Erstellen deines Kontos ein Fehler aufgetreten. Bitte versuche es in Kürze erneut."
Means it did not work again.
I was never a fan, I guess Instagram knows it.
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Re: More about the Drum Mode on the Orgone Accumulator MK2
Very helpful, batchas. I love the drum mode, but there were some features in there that I still hadn't grasped. Also, a question - how many of these features are missing in the MK1?
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See next post.
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Re: More about the Drum Mode on the Orgone Accumulator MK2
Firmware: no difference, as both MK1 and the MK2 version I show in this thread have the "official" firmware installed. The Teensy on the MK2 version is overclocked to 144MHz, but TBH there's no noticeable difference.
Hardware: the panel layout is different, PCBs too and the main board is machine assembled. Functionswise compared to the MK1, all oscis can be controlled via CV on MK2. So in drum mode it is possible to set the decay for each 2 drum oscillators via CV, like shown in the video.
The very few expanders I did for the MK1 (1FW) had these inputs too, but not the additional attenuators and not the 10V range present on MK2.
