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http://www.motifator.com/index.php/forum edit: no idea if it's useful though
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Thanks for your time! Yeah, that was my deal. I googled for resources but don't really know who's worth listening to since I'm new to audio production in general. I've always just thrown my blue yeti pro into stereo mode and had it point to the middle of our amps!
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Just another track I made: http://tindeck.com/listen/rgnng Slightly calmer and slower than what I usually make. Edit: updated link TZer0 fucked around with this message at 10:17 on Apr 1, 2015 |
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Mar 31, 2015 20:50
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Futuresonus Parva is up on kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/futuresonus/parva-polyphonic-analog-synthesizer Mono version is $499, additional voice cards (up to 8 total) can be added at $100 a pop. Or you can get the full 8-note poly setup for $999. also has a usb master port which is nice since a lot of cheaper controllers don't have din midi anymore pretty tempting but i'm not sure i want to drop a grand on a kickstarter.
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Mar 31, 2015 23:51
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"There are lots of well established similar products, but ours is better and cheaper" is a huge kickstarter red flag. Don't do it man!
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Apr 1, 2015 00:25
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lads...  ladss...  i have ~ Embraced ~ ~ Modula ~  lads 
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Apr 1, 2015 00:27
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What uses din MIDI? My Analog 4 has it but I've never heard of it before.
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Apr 1, 2015 00:28
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So we got a minimoog kit now.
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Apr 1, 2015 00:35
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The only kit I think I'd ever build is the 2600 clone.
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Apr 1, 2015 00:38
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Mr. Glass posted:Futuresonus Parva is up on kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/futuresonus/parva-polyphonic-analog-synthesizer I'm incredibly tempted to drop money on this.
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Remember to estimate the chance of you losing your money and dividing $999 by that before deciding if it's worth it.
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JamesKPolk posted:Ah, okay, yeah I was completely talking past you. I thought Dead Gay Baby was complaining about not hearing any response from tweaking stuff til he re-triggered (not essential, but you can get some cool sampled sounds with it and it feels nice dialing in a patch), not worrying about how accurate it would sound. renderful posted:The ESQ-1's lack of real time parameters editing is annoying and definitely not the way any of my other synths work. It was this!! Yes. I am whiny. Also. NO one wants my Moog Sub37.
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Sorry man, my tabletop is full  Part of me wants to pick up a Minitaur just to have a Moog but eh. My Microbrute has been getting pretty short shrift too, I should find a place for it more.
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Tayter Swift posted:What uses din MIDI? My Analog 4 has it but I've never heard of it before. DIN MIDI just refers to the five-pin standard MIDI jacks that appear on just about everything. DIN itself stands for something German and unpronounceable, it's their version of ISO.
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Apr 1, 2015 08:21
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never tried to make acid before. it's hard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxG2dClJcPE
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Apr 1, 2015 08:36
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Rhythmic Robot just posted a really nice tutorial on getting vintage synth tone. Someone try it out and let us know how it goes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL_N3A5gVhQ
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Apr 1, 2015 11:05
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Trig Discipline posted:Rhythmic Robot just posted a really nice tutorial on getting vintage synth tone. Someone try it out and let us know how it goes! Trigger warning that poo poo
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Apr 1, 2015 11:12
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I only use soft synths so I'm just going to throw my laptop off the deck until it's cool.
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Apr 1, 2015 11:21
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Gore before breakfast cool
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Trig Discipline posted:Rhythmic Robot just posted a really nice tutorial on getting vintage synth tone. Someone try it out and let us know how it goes! Pshh, real vintage tone starts with a DX7 MK I. You can do all that and more but the Brown Beast will never die! (Any idea what 80s studio might have owned and abused this back in the day? It has very faded stencils on the bottom and engravings everywhere for "LA DN SIC 00182XXXX") 
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Apr 1, 2015 14:37
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Scatterfold posted:lads... yeeeah shared system owns!
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Scatterfold posted:lads... >tfw no kidney >mfw someone tells me i need an h8000 as well 
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It is, as Borat would say, "very. nice."
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i've only had an evening to play around with it so far, and christ it's going to take a lot of learning - but, it does feel almost 'alive'; i don't think i've played any electronic instrument quite like it. I did this last night with the DPO, Phonogene (with a sample of birdsong I SOSed off of the Macauley Library) and the Echophon. https://soundcloud.com/scatterfold/shared-system-test
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Apr 2, 2015 10:01
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drat it friends, I'm not supposed to be wanting to go modular. Stop this pls
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Apr 2, 2015 12:16
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What the hell do you want with a thing that's just one voice?
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Recommend moving the thread to TCC. Traded for an OTO Biskweee, nice little box. Best sounding bit reduction I've got. My biggest lament with the MnM/MD reduction is that it's got such a small sweet spot, but this thing is great no matter how gnarly it gets.
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I hit a sequence of 3 keys on the ensoniq, my patch is stored for all of eternity. I want to hear it, play it, all I have to do is load it. You fools are taking goddamn iphone photos of your patches and hoping that you can recreate them with your silly string.
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Sizone posted:I hit a sequence of 3 keys on the ensoniq, my patch is stored for all of eternity. I want to hear it, play it, all I have to do is load it. You fools are taking goddamn iphone photos of your patches and hoping that you can recreate them with your silly string. That solved that desire quickly.
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Apr 2, 2015 12:54
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Mods change my name to sonic silly string tia
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April Fool's is the cruellest of days.
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snorch posted:What the hell do you want with a thing that's just one voice? the Shared System? It's definitely not.
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david mammoth posted:April Fool's is the cruellest of days. I love the D-Beam at the bottom.
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snorch posted:What the hell do you want with a thing that's just one voice? It's not one voice. Also, yeah, monosynths are really undesirable. 
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Oldstench posted:It's not one voice. Also, yeah, monosynths are really undesirable. Does it have a good piano patch??
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Guys. GUYS. YOUUUU GUYYYYYS my modular is finally in the US! It landed in San Fran (!!) this morning. Maybe it makes it by the weekend? Noodle hoooooooooo!
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Since we're talking Eurocrack.....What would you guys suggest as a quality meaty oscillator? I already have a Braids and a Tides but I'd like to add at least one more sound generator into the rack. I'm not looking to drop $800 on an oscillator but it would be nice if it had some decent cv control (pwm, ability to be FMed, etc). Primary use will be layer with the other for thick drones. This is what I'm working with currently: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/135529 I plan to add a Maths for more modulation options and some vcas in the near future. Edit: I have 208hp worth of more racks on the way so I don't need some super cramped 2hp monstrosity or anything.
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Bolange posted:Since we're talking Eurocrack.....What would you guys suggest as a quality meaty oscillator? I already have a Braids and a Tides but I'd like to add at least one more sound generator into the rack. I'm not looking to drop $800 on an oscillator but it would be nice if it had some decent cv control (pwm, ability to be FMed, etc). Primary use will be layer with the other for thick drones. This is what I'm working with currently: I love my TTA Z3000 MK2. Super stable, linear and expo fm, hard and soft sync, pwm, built in waveshaper for the sine a tri waves, beefy waves. Good stuff. It's a great meat-and-potatoes-with-a-little-hot-sauce analog osc.
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Scatterfold posted:i've only had an evening to play around with it so far, and christ it's going to take a lot of learning - but, it does feel almost 'alive'; i don't think i've played any electronic instrument quite like it. I did this last night with the DPO, Phonogene (with a sample of birdsong I SOSed off of the Macauley Library) and the Echophon. Enjoy many fun and frustrating moments. Looking at the setup now I have the majority of a shared system (only major components I'm missing are Echophon and Phonogene, replace the Optomix with a RxMx) in my rig, and Make Noise makes some awesome and multi-dimensional stuff overall. The DPO alone is a puzzle, let alone everything else in there. I can't say for sure it's very good for constructing songs, but it's always great as a musical version of a (very expensive) zen garden; you'll also get used to the fun of not wanting to unpatch things because it's sounding just right, or the pain of "It sounded so perfect, WHAT DID I CHANGE" and never finding it again. Just remember to let it go...
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