
ooo dang. . . gotta save up for this one! this baby's gonna add a whole lotta butter to the bready world of eurorack

Cool! Would appreciate a few demos if you wouldn't mind. I've pretty much decided to order myself once finances allow.Crowyote wrote:I have one on the way. Eager to try it, since I parted ways with the incredible Organ machine variant.
It takes a while because I have heard they actually have to buy the pedals and take them apart. I have also heard that they are working on a direct OEM relationship with EHX but for now they are dependent on the supply of pedals they can get. Hopefully that is correct cause this and other 9-series modules would be a very cool thing for both EHX and ADDAC.Daisuk wrote:Ordered the Mel9 a couple of days ago and was told it would take 4-6 weeks to manufacture, but then got a mail today saying it has shipped, because the manufacturing taking a lot less time now. Sweetness!![]()
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Ah, really? Haha, that's cool, thanks for the info.It takes a while because I have heard they actually have to buy the pedals and take them apart. I have also heard that they are working on a direct OEM relationship with EHX but for now they are dependent on the supply of pedals they can get. Hopefully that is correct cause this and other 9-series modules would be a very cool thing for both EHX and ADDAC.
I think something changed and that's why they're faster now. Not sure though.ersatzplanet wrote:It takes a while because I have heard they actually have to buy the pedals and take them apart.Daisuk wrote:Ordered the Mel9 a couple of days ago and was told it would take 4-6 weeks to manufacture, but then got a mail today saying it has shipped, because the manufacturing taking a lot less time now. Sweetness!![]()
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Tracking is the big plus with these modules. Though I'm not privy to the schematics, I believe the tech is all about using the original input sound and re-formating it to make the sounds, a re-synthisis process and not a pitch tracking driving oscillators thing. There are some limitations (no lower than a lo "a" for example) but they seem to have no problem following a fast guitar run.Paranormal Patroler wrote: I wanna try this module with some modes in Braids ... not sure how the tracking will be, but mixing the sounds of Braids and the Mel9 should be interesting.
Are you sure? Cause I seem to recall reading discussions about the tracking of the EHX pedals.ersatzplanet wrote:Tracking is the big plus with these modules. Though I'm not privy to the schematics, I believe the tech is all about using the original input sound and re-formating it to make the sounds, a re-synthisis process and not a pitch tracking driving oscillators thing. There are some limitations (no lower than a lo "a" for example) but they seem to have no problem following a fast guitar run.Paranormal Patroler wrote: I wanna try this module with some modes in Braids ... not sure how the tracking will be, but mixing the sounds of Braids and the Mel9 should be interesting.
From the Sound on Sound article of the Organ versions of the 9-series pedal (bold added by me) -Paranormal Patroler wrote: Are you sure? Cause I seem to recall reading discussions about the tracking of the EHX pedals.Anyway, looking forward to your observations.
Cello bass lines and sax lead lines is what I have in mind as well. Thanks for clearing it up for me, I was obviously mistaken. Maybe I'm confusing it with the Pitchfork pedal, although I'm sure that works the same way as you described above. Anyway, once again, looking forward to your post.ersatzplanet wrote:We will se how it works with a synth waveform. I'm hoping it works well for what I will be doing, which is more of a textural thing. And cello bass lines!