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last nerve wrote:Might have to take you up on that, a!
Any idea what they're gonna run?

They will be $225.00

Great offer!
Thank you.
Just have some fun at the concert. With the hassle of trying to track one down and international shipping to me and everything, I'll just wait for the official release.

askashrub wrote:Not the slightest.

I could try to post in here once I'm at the concert and see what happens?

gawd DAMNIT.

Eric! wrote:I came here out of boredom. I leave with too much GAS.

same..

So...like...is IO LPF? HPF? Multi-peak?! BPF?

I've got the Intersteller otw. So fucking excited.

Eric! wrote:So...like...is IO LPF? HPF? Multi-peak?! BPF?

"The Interstellar Orbiter is a dual resonant analog filter controlled by a single LFO that sweeps each filter in OPPOSITE directions. It has three universal controls: a master Frequency control that governs the center frequency of both filters, a master Rate control for the LFO and the Direct control for blending in the unaffected dry signal. There are expression pedal jacks for both the master Frequency and the LFO rate. The LFO sweeps each filter in opposite directions and has a wide range. Each filter is voiced differently and has controls for LFO intensity, resonance and mix. When the LFO intensity is raised the filter sweep is wider, the center frequency is raised and the resonance becomes more pronounced The resonance becomes more "ringy" as you dial it up and more mellow as you dial it back. The mix control adjusts the volume for the mix of each filter. With all of this control, the Interstellar Oribiter is a knob twiddler's dream with loads of possibilities! It can do everything from wah emulation, complex vocal formant filter and even a fairly convincing rotary speaker effect. You can set the intensity of both filters to zero and use the Frequency to manually create wide filter sweeps or use an expression pedal for unique wah tones. Adjust the intensity of one filter to taste and use an expression pedal to sweep the second to create some awesome moving center point phase effects. You can also create some very vocal sounds by using the LFO to control both filters and fine tuning the resonance, intensity and master frequency. These vocal formants will vary depending on the settings of each individual control and the rate at which they are swept! These are just a few suggestions, the Interstellar Orbiter is vast; get ready to get free."

I've seen that but there is no mention of WHAT KIIIIND of filter it is o.0

Eric! wrote:I've seen that but there is no mention of WHAT KIIIIND of filter it is o.0

yea sorry I realized that after I reread it

Some official soundage:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUklxO2ChRI[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOpaOGP-3uo[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXvPZkmcp8[/youtube]

Chankgeez wrote:Some official soundage:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUklxO2ChRI[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOpaOGP-3uo[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDXvPZkmcp8[/youtube]

I'm about to sell my SA Orbital and Manta and midi mouse and Hub for an Interstellar Orbiter and Dunes..

Holy mother of god that Orbiter sounds insanely good.

I literally got goosebumps around the 2 minute mark.

This has displaced my entire gas list.

goroth wrote:Holy mother of god that Orbiter sounds insanely good.

I literally got goosebumps around the 2 minute mark.

This has displaced my entire gas list.

I want to wait for a bass demo, if it sounds like orbiting a black hole then I'll get it.

Yep, that Interstellar Orbiter sounds great, but that Tentacle also has potential.