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popvulture wrote:Haha wrong vid?

trying to learn how to get rid of my dogs aggressive tendencies when meeting people and didn't clear the url box.

Hahaha... mind went straight to "Chopper... sick balls!"

yeah i'll be getting the new 4ms Tapographic delay

there's a 4 video playlist of different settings on YouTube. Here's the first one.

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niiiice shtuff Ruinnnns.

KBI getting it DONE on Muffs.

kbithecrowing wrote:
Anyone with a production run (non-DIY) Jove: do you have a volume drop on the filter output compared to the raw output of an oscillator? I just got a DIY build and both my DPO and Cursus Iteritas have a noticable volume drop compared to the dry signal. Not trying to undercut the builder by any means (PM'd them andthey were quite detailed and helpful), I'm just curious if this is a common characteristic of all versions of the module.


minisystem wrote:
Check with the builder what value they used for R51 and R72. They should be 330K and 270K respectively . An earlier version of the build docs had those values as 100K and 10K, respectively, which would result in the lower output you describe.

In case this interests people here : I asked Noise Engineering if they could make the BIA's decay behave like the Manis Iteritas, i.e. fully open (like a normal VCO) when fully clockwise. Sadly, it's not possible. Quoting the answer : "Nope, the hardware is different on the Manis. It would require a complete revision."

A bit sad but it's nice to see them adding new bits of features like that, their modules are already good and new ones are even smarter .

oscillateur wrote:In case this interests people here : I asked Noise Engineering if they could make the BIA's decay behave like the Manis Iteritas, i.e. fully open (like a normal VCO) when fully clockwise. Sadly, it's not possible. Quoting the answer : "Nope, the hardware is different on the Manis. It would require a complete revision."

A bit sad but it's nice to see them adding new bits of features like that, their modules are already good and new ones are even smarter .

Wait, so Manis can operate as a standard VCO? I never really followed through with that one

MrNovember wrote:

oscillateur wrote:In case this interests people here : I asked Noise Engineering if they could make the BIA's decay behave like the Manis Iteritas, i.e. fully open (like a normal VCO) when fully clockwise. Sadly, it's not possible. Quoting the answer : "Nope, the hardware is different on the Manis. It would require a complete revision."

A bit sad but it's nice to see them adding new bits of features like that, their modules are already good and new ones are even smarter .

Wait, so Manis can operate as a standard VCO? I never really followed through with that one

Yeah, with decay at the maximum it's basically bypassing the envelope (or at least the decay stage).

That's great info thanks! Makes the Manis much more interesting as that put me off the BIA despite it looking great otherwise.

So, I think I’m going to concede that the Rainmaker is too much module for me at this time, I really don’t want a complicated effect module, I just wanted a clockable delay. I took it on a trade because I’m such a big Shapeshifter fan that I would try anything with the Cylonix name on it. But, I am only using it for the 1 tap and ping pong delay, presets 1 and 2 lol!

Dark Barn wrote:So, I think I’m going to concede that the Rainmaker is too much module for me at this time, I really don’t want a complicated effect module, I just wanted a clockable delay. I took it on a trade because I’m such a big Shapeshifter fan that I would try anything with the Cylonix name on it. But, I am only using it for the 1 tap and ping pong delay, presets 1 and 2 lol!

I find myself doing the same thing. However, the few times i did sit there and create my own patterns and really edited the parameters for each i got VERY interesting results... .it's just not quick. I think it'd be extremely powerful if I take the time to really learn it but i have so much more i'm focused on learning than tweaking some delays so I may be selling mine soon to get the new 4ms Tapographic Delay when it comes out.

I should check some demos of the Tapographic, or maybe the time is right for me to pick up a used DLD.

CHRONNN. NOOOO. BLOOOOOB.

I never need all 16 taps, and I don't do deep editing sessions with the Rainmaker very often, but when I do I make sure to save anything good that comes of it. I have about 20 of my own edits saved so far, which are mostly delay into comb. Always patching that master pitch shift too.

Warpsmasher wrote:I never need all 16 taps, and I don't do deep editing sessions with the Rainmaker very often, but when I do I make sure to save anything good that comes of it. I have about 20 of my own edits saved so far, which are mostly delay into comb. Always patching that master pitch shift too.

Yeah i really need to do this and spend the time to create and SAVE some of my own because they have always been interesting but for some reason i never save them and i liked them much more than many of the presets for my uses.

DLD is the shit.