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Zaxxon posted:I have done this. Stability is a big issue if you are trying to use them to control pitched instruments. What does he want to know? "Thanks, not so much pitch stuff, but a lot in the way of vcf's and vcas in a big non-linear feedback system. Do I need to be able to dial in a stable 442.4Hz? No. But I don't want it shifting too much. There's already a lot of non-linearity in the system and the idea behind the digital part is be fairly stable so as to better exploit the instability of the analog part. And sometimes make beats. Id' be interested to know what ic's he was using and what the stability issues were. Drift? Software communication, etc? Which forum are you on? Thanks!"
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enotnert posted:"Thanks, not so much pitch stuff, but a lot in the way of vcf's and vcas in a big non-linear feedback system. Do I need to be able to dial in a stable 442.4Hz? No. But I don't want it shifting too much. There's already a lot of non-linearity in the system and the idea behind the digital part is be fairly stable so as to better exploit the instability of the analog part. And sometimes make beats. Id' be interested to know what ic's he was using and what the stability issues were. Drift? Software communication, etc? Which forum are you on? Thanks!" Sure, for clarity. I worked on a hybrid digital/analog synth with one of the dudes from rare-waves. we used a simple DAC running from an atmega32u4 to control a lot of aspects, it wasn't good enough to do the VCO pitch. But it's basically 10 or so channels of 10or12 bits of DAC run over SPI, It's great for opening up VCAs or VCFs if you don't need to tune them. I'll have to look up the part number later.
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thanks, he might have, or get an account. . . he's a good guy to know in classical and experimental music. . . wouldn't mind having some of his knowledge up in this thread.
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enotnert posted:thanks, he might have, or get an account. . . he's a good guy to know in classical and experimental music. . . wouldn't mind having some of his knowledge up in this thread. it was a ROHM B2223-IFV. It's only an 8 bit dac (we were going for midi control so we didn't actually need more resolution) but they make 10 bit DACs. Off a single microcontroller you could easily run several of these to get 30 channels. The serial interface is not exactly SPI, but it's really similar.
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enotnert posted:"Thanks, not so much pitch stuff, but a lot in the way of vcf's and vcas in a big non-linear feedback system. Do I need to be able to dial in a stable 442.4Hz? No. But I don't want it shifting too much. There's already a lot of non-linearity in the system and the idea behind the digital part is be fairly stable so as to better exploit the instability of the analog part. And sometimes make beats. Id' be interested to know what ic's he was using and what the stability issues were. Drift? Software communication, etc? Which forum are you on? Thanks!" tell ure ididot friend o grow up and use logic x like and adualt
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fastbeef posted:is the kaossilator pro as much fun as it looks? i have one, it's a shitload of fun. i'd rec spending money on the app before splurging on the machine though.
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im watching modular videos this is probably not a good thing
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Tayter Swift posted:im watching modular videos most of them arent
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I'm most of the way to a modular synth already with all the semi-mod stuff I have (Microbrute, ms-20, analog 4 and shitloads of foogers and a cp251) so getting a modular has always been sort of inevitable anyway maybe I'll start w the 1m and go from there
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Tayter Swift posted:maybe I'll start w the 1m and go from there get an intellijel atlantis instead
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I just spend last night recording vocals for my friend with an AT2020 and stand mounted new vocal isolation shield and this morning getting the rough mixes together. Did it all in box with an 828mk2. gently caress you modular fetishists, soft synth controllerism for life. edit: cv is for pussies without scala 
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Unless posted:I just spend last night recording vocals for my friend with an AT2020 and stand mounted new vocal isolation shield and this morning getting the rough mixes together. Did it all in box with an 828mk2. Clean your room
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Unless posted:I just spend last night recording vocals for my friend with an AT2020 and stand mounted new vocal isolation shield and this morning getting the rough mixes together. Did it all in box with an 828mk2. Does the mic pic up the fridge? Does it pick up your breathing if you're sitting right next to the vocalist? I'm sure it works fine, but inquiring minds and all that.
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Mr. Glass posted:get an intellijel atlantis instead was thinking a pgh system 10.1+ which has 50ish hp left for other stuff but i havent done enough homework yet
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i am having an abyss staring contest with eurorack and it looks like it's winning this time all i wanted was a resonator filter and i signed up for modular grid and i started and before i knew it i clicked "add another row" and the counter was at $3500
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Tayter Swift posted:was thinking a pgh system 10.1+ which has 50ish hp left for other stuff but i havent done enough homework yet you'll regret getting anything less than 6Ux84hp honestly
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eurorack is nothing but a bunch of regret and gas afaik I gotta really figure out what I want and go from there really, like I'm pretty sure I want an effect box for my brute and ms-20 so I think I want an maths, English tear and another adsr. But having another full synth voice w/ fm would be cool too so that 10.1+ would give me that and room for the maths and tear but I'd also love a sequencer that can do ratcheting. Hm
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Schindler's Fist posted:Does the mic pic up the fridge? Does it pick up your breathing if you're sitting right next to the vocalist? I'm sure it works fine, but inquiring minds and all that. it's been really really clean so far, all depends on how much trim I give it along the 48v phantom. as far as ambient noise, it's been doing fine as i've been ~6ft away. directionality of it means it's really only going to capture what's in front of it. when we get to the end of a punch-in or verse and we talk back and forth before i hit stop on the record i can hear me in the distance when i talk, but not being a mouth-breather really helps to cut down on the sound. as a condenser, it really does pick up a lot more than the sm58 and 57 i've normally used. definite improvement in dynamic range. as a studio mic capturing hip-hop/spoken word, i'm still going to process the vocals with a lil' eq and a de-esser, but the quality of the recording has made me happy. i read that it doesn't get as much of the low end and i find myself having to bump the 200-300 Hz range for the artist i'm working with now:  all around, though, when i'm doing my own singing and recording, it's been nice. the akg's look like a good step up, but for getting into it and making records of what i do live, i'm extremely satisfied. $100 well spent
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your mic does not have a low cut switch? because i see eq8 is doing that now as for low end, http://www.uaudio.com/store/special-processing/little-labs-voice-of-god.html
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did anyone get the Ming Mecca
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Your Dead Gay Son posted:did anyone get the Ming Mecca i played with a prototype at the ahne meet for a bit and idgi. i like a lot of dumb loving poo poo, especially dumb modular poo poo but i feel like they shouldve made a good gaming platform first and then modularized it. its like odyssey-tier game mechanics. if you just want something to feed your lzx get a 2600jr or something
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 i picked this thing up for $10. . . only thing that doesn't work is the 3rd pedal from the left. It's loud, nasty, and once I get to glitching the circuits, itsa gonna sound nasty
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it's analog right? you could probably get CV inputs to it! or midi/CV
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Laserjet 4P posted:i am having an abyss staring contest with eurorack and it looks like it's winning this time buy a loving computer idiot.
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$3500 for something a computer can run 50 instances of nice job.
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Computer audio is just not the same, clicking and dragging a virtual cable to a virtual socke-- oh someone posted a thing on twitter, and i just got a new email *6 hours later, the VST host crashes in the background behind 12 wikipdia tabs*
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Got my midi gear set up unfortunately the matrix's keyboard doesn't play nicely with the midi interface and/or live so I'm gonna have to find somewhere else to put it.
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going through settings menus on my a4 is tooootally different than going through settings menus on a pc
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:Computer audio is just not the same, clicking and dragging a virtual cable to a virtual socke-- oh someone posted a thing on twitter, and i just got a new email *6 hours later, the VST host crashes in the background behind 12 wikipdia tabs* yeah because analog audio gear is known for it's reliability
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all gear is poo poo
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Amethyst posted:yeah because analog audio gear is known for it's reliability i'm sure this is a response to something, someone said somewhere but apparently it landed on my post instead.
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:Computer audio is just not the same, clicking and dragging a virtual cable to a virtual socke-- oh someone posted a thing on twitter, and i just got a new email *6 hours later, the VST host crashes in the background behind 12 wikipdia tabs* idk about procrastination thats ur issue but hwy are u suing VSTs when AUs exist.
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smh if u arnt on osx and also using logic pro.
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iPad is basically the closest I want to come to hardware, just turn off wifi if you're easily distracted but the app taking over the whole device is really helpful
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Startyde posted:all gear is poo poo hail satan
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turn of internet on your compute or Hackers might steal your beep boops!
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Dessert Rose posted:just turn off wifi if you're easily distracted aslso works on a computer! !!!
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