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Trig Discipline posted:I have a 25 key Mk1 and I haven't had a problem with it. I don't have any external gear though, so that may be why. sent you a PM!
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So Math posted:You could also fake ratcheting on the volca keys if you close the filter, set the LFO to modulate the filter, turn LFO trigger sync on, and motion record the LFO rate. Saw or square LFO should work fine. Thanks for the tip, yeah I've just been watching some youtube tutorials and this seems like the most straightforward way. I''ve listened to hours of Tangerine Dream bootlegs recently and they seemed to improv the actual ratcheting patterns during their live shows.
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decided i needed something with lots of knobs that i can mess around with while lying in bed, so i just ordered a minilogue. it's been awhile since i've had a proper keyboard instrument rather than just a controller so i'm pretty pumped.
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LOVE LOVE SKELETON posted:decided i needed something with lots of knobs that i can mess around with while lying in bed, so i just ordered a minilogue. Oh I thought this was a wedding announcement at first.
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Trig Discipline posted:Oh I thought this was a wedding announcement at first. uh i think thats more the pittsburgh modular philosophy, the one big knob is the one that matters 
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LOVE LOVE SKELETON posted:decided i needed something with lots of knobs that i can mess around with while lying in bed, so i just ordered a minilogue. it's been awhile since i've had a proper keyboard instrument rather than just a controller so i'm pretty pumped. Welcome to the Minilogue Club, friend! I have only had mine for a few months but I love it.
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LOVE LOVE SKELETON posted:decided i needed something with lots of knobs that i can mess around with while lying in bed, so i just ordered a minilogue. it's been awhile since i've had a proper keyboard instrument rather than just a controller so i'm pretty pumped. As a fellow minilogue owner, I think you’ll find that it’s a super capable synth but a maybe a little too porky to take into bed with you. It’s definitely more of a tabletop synth than even something I’d comfortably play on my lap. You’ll have to get a Microbrute too. Maybe a Boutique of some sort if you want something with a built-in speaker. Or an OP-1.
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mrbradlymrmartin posted:uh i think thats more the pittsburgh modular philosophy, the one big knob is the one that matters depends on whether you're into mono or poly
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Trig Discipline posted:depends on whether you're into mono or poly 
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Sep 21, 2017 18:52
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is it just me or is muffs down? 
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It's down for me, too.
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Been down since yesterday morning. Muff Master Mike is nowhere to be found either.
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Went to the music store one town over today to have a look at the Drumbrute and discovered they had 10% off on everything today  I almost bought a Keystep and a DJ controller and a second Microbrute (30% off!) as well but reason won out. This thing sounds super nice, no comparison at all to the Rhythm Wolf I sort of made do with until now.I also had my first encounter with the Synth Nerd Without Boundaries that hangs around in every store. He started out helpful but then got into rapidly intensifying tall tales. I'm now reasonably well informed that "they have to have a structural engineer around every year" whereever there's either a Sub 37 or a pair of monitors of a brand I didn't catch, and that he moves in circles where synths and monitors cost €25,000 and 35,000, respectively. If I'd hung around him any longer I'm sure he would have told me about cables that cost a million € and required a structural engineer to come around every minute.
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sounds like some lovecraft poo poo, having someone come to verify that the dimensions of the room have not been made IMPOSSIBLE by a sick bass patch.
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I was chatting with the local music store staff and they had the tales of the guy they eventually had to ban because all he'd do was endlessly talk at them about how sine waves were musically perfect and they were all you needed to make any music (yeah, I know, technically true because Fourier series, but practically impossible) and how everything in the store was junk and useless. Any sine waves set up on a synth for him to demonstrate this sine power was met with "those aren't *real* sine waves". I'm not sure if the guy was mentally ill or just had his head that far up his own rear end and was trying to out-pedant them.
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Im sure the dude was 100% insufferable but adding together sine waves is the somewhat common and 100% badass synthesis known as 'Additive'.
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The advantage: you can control 1024 harmonics which allows you to make any sound you want The downside: you have to control 1024 harmonics in order to let you make any sound you want
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Sep 24, 2017 12:40
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The guy was just looking for a Hammond organ.
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you call that a sine wave? listen up you loving charlatan (pursed lip hooting)
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What up y'all, it's been a while but I just released my first collection of bleeps and bloops on Beer on the Rug. TRAXUS - MARTIAN AYRE https://beerontherug.bandcamp.com/album/martian-ayre  Album art by SA's own incredible Jay Tholen. It's a mix of 80s synth and weird squidgy video game melodies. Composed using all hardware synths 'n stuff. Polysix, TX81Z, TR-707, SP-404, Mono Evolver, Prophet 08, JD-990, EIIIXP. I'd be eager to hear any comments/critiques and field any questions.
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Skeletron posted:What up y'all, it's been a while but I just released my first collection of bleeps and bloops on Beer on the Rug. it stinks, send me all your toys.
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Photex posted:it stinks, send me all your toys.
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the minilogue loving rules, lads. all week long I have been making warm, fuzzy, thumping basslines. all I could wish for is a 32-step sequencer instead of 16. my buddy just got a JX-03 to go with his MS-20 mini and now we're about to drop the tightest record since Boc Maxima EDIT: also, buying a MIDI clock was an amazing idea and now all this loving gear works in sync barnold fucked around with this message at 16:31 on Sep 25, 2017 |
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what clock did you get? been looking into that lately
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:what clock did you get? been looking into that lately it's actually my buddy's really, I just use it because we record all the time, but it's a used MOTU MIDI Timepiece. looks like this: 
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The sequencer on the Minilogue is bafflingly limited, apart from the ability to record parameter changes, but my biggest annoyance with it is the fixed arpeggiator resolution.
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it makes me sad that it looks like Korg has already abandoned the Minilogue as far as firmware updates are concerned, not being able to turn off transport so it stops hitting the sequencer whenever i hit play in a DAW is annoying and the lack of transpose.
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love everything about the minilogue except the filter that loses all of its low end when you add the slightest bit of resonance 
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Skeletron posted:What up y'all, it's been a while but I just released my first collection of bleeps and bloops on Beer on the Rug. I like it! The open hats are maybe a little overpowering in Dataslave, but the album is really enjoyable.
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My Lovely Horse posted:The sequencer on the Minilogue is bafflingly limited, apart from the ability to record parameter changes, but my biggest annoyance with it is the fixed arpeggiator resolution. I also wish it had 32 steps or sub-steps, too. Generally speaking though, I can't think of too much I'd use the built-in sequencer for just because it's so limited. I think I'm more likely to just have it be controlled by MIDI all the time
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haha i plugged the keyboard trigger out from my mono/poly to the tempo in of my echophon and sent that clock output to my chronoblob, timing delays by keypresses is a lotta fun
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Photex posted:it makes me sad that it looks like Korg has already abandoned the Minilogue as far as firmware updates are concerned, not being able to turn off transport so it stops hitting the sequencer whenever i hit play in a DAW is annoying and the lack of transpose. I love my Mini but the transport/sequencer issue is annoying as hell. I was goofing around with the Mono setting last weekend and was pleasantly surprised by the "fatness" of the low-end. I mean it certainly isn't a minimoog, but it still sounds great.
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Thinking about dumping the pulse plus I never use for a Pro 2. Is there some wild problem with it I haven't seen poking around? With muffs down it's tough to find complaints from people with half a clue.
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I implemented a Logo-style turtle operator for the monome teletype. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdADLMAvJlA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIU2NXqHlzU Tan Dumplord fucked around with this message at 21:48 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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Is there an actual Turing Machine module? Like something I could feed machine code and clock and get a sequence of high and low gates? e: oh duh would the Teletype do that? How open is it?
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JamesKPolk posted:e: oh duh would the Teletype do that? How open is it? Yes, the Teletype can do a turing machine, digital or analog shift register, or anything else your heart desires. All source code is on Github. Do whatever you want with it! e: If you don't want the ability to program the behaviour on-the-fly, ornament + crime will do lots of stuff, too. Tan Dumplord fucked around with this message at 22:57 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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I think I've been drafted to join the band at my new job's Christmas party. The lady who organizes it said she saw me around and knew I had to be somewhat involved with music (still kind of pondering that one, actually), but they don't know I do synths yet. So far they have a violinist and flutist. Gonna be a different sort of Christmas this year I think.
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please turn up with a modular and do a noise set.
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I call this one "Little Dubber Boy"
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So Math posted:I like it! The open hats are maybe a little overpowering in Dataslave, but the album is really enjoyable.
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