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well if we're doing the tour it's got to stop here as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=penAy3JrXws
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yeah well that juno 106 is fixed! if you see one for cheap (or you have one) that displays either of the following: - stuck note - stuck vcf cutoff or resonance - weird amp/filter behavior its most probably a cheap and easy fix! unsolder all the 80017A epoxy dipped ceramic hybrids and let them soak in pure acetone, check them every 24 hours and peel off the epoxy with tweezers and a box cutter until theyre decapped you can optionally reflow the solder on the exposed ICs solder them back on and most probably it will work fine (100% of the time from experience) plan B is to buy a clone for the chips that are still exhibiting problems at 70$ per chip which isnt that bad if you solder them on yourself considering acetone is 10$ for a gallon and you probably have everything else its risk free if you can find a "broken" one for cheap
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guys, guys eurorack module consisting of a pair of contact mikes and a rotatable hourglass like container of water
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holy poo poo and it'd be like the game of operation except it could come out with a spring release and have a central pivot point to rotate it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S-Ti1Aqx1c 
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Unless posted:holy poo poo and it'd be like the game of operation except it could come out with a spring release and have a central pivot point to rotate it Actually, counterweights and a timed series of electromagnetic inductors to flip it over when all the water has poured into the presently lower half, but yeah
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modulars: they don't call it doepfer nothin'
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I've been kinda playing with the idea of selling my korg mono/poly and start building a modular system. it seems like suuuch a rabbit hole to go down, tho... not sure if I should first I'll sell the korg, then I'll sell my computer, then eventually my mom etcetc
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Apr 8, 2015 07:09
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wanna get a keyboard for children to learn to play. gotta be appropriate as a digital piano or whatever but would love midi out so I can control pc with it does such a thing exist
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Apr 8, 2015 08:27
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echinopsis posted:wanna get a keyboard for children to learn to play. gotta be appropriate as a digital piano or whatever but would love midi out so I can control pc with it yeah, tons. if all you want is preset sounds then there a lots. get a synth, so they can learn basic synthesis as well B) (and the real reason: so you can play with it in the studio)
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Apr 8, 2015 08:36
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gettig a real synth is going cost significantly more . it would be sweet but it's not really the point plus I kinda want them to learn to play the piano not be the next funkdoobiest
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Apr 8, 2015 08:44
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who needs to play when you can program? (wish I learned how to play the keys.. guess it's never too late!)
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Apr 8, 2015 08:47
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piano is like the best instrument almost. certainly most flexible elton john..... novermber rain..... the list goes on
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it's fun to play even tho you don't know how, as well. fun making up little melodies 'n stuff.
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Apr 8, 2015 08:56
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echinopsis posted:gettig a real synth is going cost significantly more . it would be sweet but it's not really the point they'll get bored with it, and end up resenting you, way less easily if there are knobs to twist and weird sounds to make. 400 or 500$ or what ever for, like, a used motiff would give them a solid keyboard, good piano sounds and fun after they're done with their lovely piano lessons. if you insist on being a lovely dad, though, probably 100-200$ will get you a used casio privia or the yamaha or roland equivalent
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motif doesn't have an immediate enough interface, imo. if I'd get a synth aimed at children I'd make sure it was: - polyphonic - had tons of buttons and sliders that only did one thing that's it, really. but like echo said, synths are more expensive than keyboards. but I agree they might find the synthesis part as much fun, if not more than just playing. I guess you could also learn a bit about basic electronics thru synthesis? man I love synths. I should play with one right now
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Apr 8, 2015 09:00
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drat poo poo in this country usually costs most but instruments fuckolads more. a cheap second hand privia is like $700 the thing is, i have ableton on the computer. if they want the saounds they can do waht they want.. midi out is esential
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i wish id goeten guitar lessons rather than being left to my own devices
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Apr 8, 2015 09:17
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just out of curiosity, how old are the kids?
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echinopsis posted:drat poo poo in this country usually costs most but instruments fuckolads more. a cheap second hand privia is like $700 they can also use ableton for piano samples. poo poo, if you ain't gonna hardware synth, get a bc2000 for a knob box and whatever for a keyboard controller. or be super awesome and get, like, a harmonic table keyboard.
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just turned 4 and 6 drums would kinda be first choice but no room in this place
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hell yes, all my life I've wanted to have a drum set set up (my dad's a drummer), but we rarely had the living spaces for it. it's one of the reasons I really want a house when I'm eventually buying something for myself. that and being able to crank up my speakers in general when working in the studio.
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Sizone posted:they can also use ableton for piano samples. heck you know even a midi keyboard and an iPad will get you a long way. there are probably a lot of apps for the iPad for learning how to play the piano, as well! midi keyboards with no knobs or anything are dirt cheap, and can probably even be powered thru the iPad.
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um hmm ipad for learning paino QWOP for learning to walk?
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echinopsis posted:just turned 4 and 6 get a handsonic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibVW2dYeS0g
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echinopsis posted:just turned 4 and 6 I got my 1 y/o a yamaha dd-55 to bang on. they sound good, the pads are decent and there are pedals for bd and hh. I may or may not have adorable photos of her pounding on it with a spatula
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that handsconic looks mean but a bit out of the range of waht i was looking at paying 
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Tayter Swift posted:modulars: they don't call it doepfer nothin' eurorack more like eurocrack doepfer is pronounced approximately "depp-fer"
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dope fur, my fursona
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Apr 8, 2015 11:39
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echinopsis posted:wanna get a keyboard for children to learn to play. gotta be appropriate as a digital piano or whatever but would love midi out so I can control pc with it For your children, get a real upright piano. They can often be found for free on Craigslist in every metropolitan area if you can organize moving it. Kids learning on digital pianos make me sad. For yourself, get a keyboard with fully weighted keys, hammer action, and aftertouch. Those are the three key things to have a keyboard feel like a piano.
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re: upright pianos, physically check at your local habitat for humanity ReStore if the internet fails you
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why is it sad now i want digital drums
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might go to msuic shop 2day and fiddle
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i want a midi out drum kit too. . . but i have too much, must not buy more.
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echinopsis posted:might go to msuic shop 2day and fiddle i hope that doesnt mean its bring your kid to work day
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echinopsis posted:that handsconic looks mean but a bit out of the range of waht i was looking at paying i got my hpd-15 used from mf, it was still $500 though one thing they don't really show there is that you can get a kick trigger and hi hat pedal and play it like an actual drumset, which rules. i may sell my hpd-15 and get the hpd-20 when i'm in the states next
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Hate to repeat, but the DD-xxs are really good and under 100$. They also have built in accompaniments that sound mostly like that light Japanese jazz that was the soundtrack for every racing game between 1999 and 2005
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under $100??
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Sizone posted:guys, guys get in touch with Gieskes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWAC3iQRDQM
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that reminds me my electone has an analog hiss i need to figure out the cause of and one of the instrument preset buttons doesn't work
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I want to use my synthesizer but the dog is on my lap sleeping help
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