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nice!!!! that's an awesome start cloudscapes. The new Polivoks looks awesome. Lets hear some patches!

skullservant wrote:nice!!!! that's an awesome start cloudscapes. The new Polivoks looks awesome. Lets here some patches!

made a couple drones but doesn't sound like much yet, no envelope or clock/pattern. I do have a list of modules to get over the next couple months, though.

Malekko Richter Noisering
PANTHER ED116 SH-NOISE
Modcan Quad LFO
ChaQuO
Malekko Richter Oscillator II
e340 cloud generator
e350 morphing terrarium
4ms Quad Clock Distributor
Intellijel Dual ADSR
CGS738 - Mangler
Intellijel uJack
The Harvestman Malgorithm
Intellijel µScale II
some kinda ringmod

and I gotta build pedals to fund all this

Only really got a chance to sit down with it properly this week because I was working all christmas. Its so dam cool!

oh how i do love thee many times over

F(o)H His modules are a noise/drone tweaker's dream!!!!!!!!! You should look into a pair of Plague Bearers I had the old panel version of the Polivoks, supa nastayy filter

cloudscapes wrote:built this today
let the addiction / black hole begin

Fuck! I was just at my local college town used music store today. As I was leaving a guy brought in some Arp gear(Odyssey being one of them). It all needed to be serviced and I'm broke anyways I'm so happy new and affordable analogue synths are back on the block now

Uncle Grandfather wrote:oh how i do love thee many times over

MeSoFuzzy wrote: I'm so happy new and affordable analogue synths are back on the block now

I know
Its great that there is a market for hardware, maybe some of people who tried software and then wanted to actually play live shows? Its just a wonderful time if your'e into synth's.

as a synth n00b, this makes me happy.

I do agree with the general sentiment that it is a good time to be into hardware, nice cheaper options.
There are synths/drum machines with a lot of value (features/dollars) at more expensive than cheap too.


Also, looking forward to paying off my future Serge Creature and have it in 2 weeks or so. I will have a one panel Serge (Creature and the Serge Audio Interface) that will have a complete voice & be able to process outside audio (Res Eq!). Of course I will want more but there is going to be plenty to explore for awhile. I am thinking of getting a QuNexus to control it with.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

MeSoFuzzy wrote: I'm so happy new and affordable analogue synths are back on the block now

I know
Its great that there is a market for hardware, maybe some of people who tried software and then wanted to actually play live shows? Its just a wonderful time if your'e into synth's.

That's totally it for me. I spent ages dicking around with pd and Reaktor but felt really uncomfortable about having a laptop on stage during gigs. For some reason I just don't feel comfortable unless I'm using hardware.

fiddelerselbow wrote:

Only really got a chance to sit down with it properly this week because I was working all christmas. Its so dam cool!

HNNNNNNNNGGGG!

Arturia Marketing: "Hey we should make a follow up to that minibrute."
Arturia Scientist: "Hmmm. That sounds hard, the mini was a real hit!"
Arturia Marketing: "Well how about we make one that's smaller, cheaper, and also it's better?"
Arturia Scientist: "Yeah, I guess that'd do it."

sucks that it wasn't one w/ 3 octaves.

(i probably still wouldn't buy it since i already have too many synths but i hate 2 octave keyboards)

GASing so hard for a Microbrute.

My buddy just added a micro to our arsenal. throw a little delay/verb on it and run the sequencer… Heaven
http://instagram.com/p/gtI5CvnKxP/

There's a lot of microbrute goodness on my bands last EP. Also some Little Phatty and Microkorg.

Make'n some changes. Big board thing was a pain to use. so pulled a old pa rack out of storage and…



Still tweaking stuff but will be wired up soon