In essense, the QD is a 4-voice digital drum module in 22hp with internal mute and panning plus some very flexible CV assignment. Each voice can be a sample player, a wavetable VCO or a digital drum model, so drums are really only one possibility. Maybe “Quad Voice” may have been a better name, but drums are the focus and just because it can do other stuff doesn’t mean we should lose sight of the maker’s intentions. For each voice you have control over pitch, decay and sample selection.
A little SD card slot on the front can hold 1024 samples loading 128 samples into each voice at a time which can be selected via CV. The included digital drum models offer a range of kicks, snares, hats, strings and other percussive sounds.
There's a lot of new developments, concerning SB, over the past half-dozen pages, but maybe nothing as wild as the Silhouette. It converts video data into sound and has been in development for a while. Here's the jet fighter / arcade console in action.
Digitone has been teasing a new product with some gorgeously surreal videos on Instagram. Are they teasing a keyboard version of the Digitone...a Digitone V2? Someone suggested a battery pack for existing devices. (are PSUs the "restrictions" the videos are referencing?)
echorec wrote:Digitone has been teasing a new product with some gorgeously surreal videos on Instagram. Are they teasing a keyboard version of the Digitone...a Digitone V2? Someone suggested a battery pack for existing devices. (are PSUs the "restrictions" the videos are referencing?)
echorec wrote:Digitone has been teasing a new product with some gorgeously surreal videos on Instagram. Are they teasing a keyboard version of the Digitone...a Digitone V2? Someone suggested a battery pack for existing devices. (are PSUs the "restrictions" the videos are referencing?)
Pittsburgh Modular has gone live with a Kickstarter campaign to expedite the manufacturing of the VRL. You can buy it with or without the touch plate/ Eurorack case, etc.
Introducing: Ground Control -
• 42hp eurorack modular performance sequencer workstation
• 2 octaves of keyboard, play sequences and grooves on the fly or use external USB/MIDI gear or DAW integration or control external MIDI gear
• arbitrary, up to 64 steps per pattern, 24 patterns per track, 24 projects
• dedicated mute bus quantized to pattern length
• 4 tracks: drum with 8 triggers and 3 melodic CV/Gate tracks. Velocity and CC transmits and recorded by MIDI
• works also as a power supply for your modular system (same as Shuttle Control) or can be powered by a bus power
• two record modes: step input with step editing and live recording
• arpeggiator, roller, patterns queue, live notes removal, quick transpose
Chankgeez wrote:
We should have a game show à la Name That Tune
Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 5 pedals.
other contestant: I can shoegaze that tune with 4 pedals.
Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 3 pedals.
other contestant: OK, shoegaze that tune!
Inconuucl: