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While we're at it, I got Behndy's old 0-coast for sale here: viewtopic.php?f=44&t=57966

Keep it in the ILF Family!

Pretty much exactly 6 months. I'd keep it, but I've spent so much money on modules and I'm already upgrading cases and realizing I'm gonna need another new one soon after that. And fuckkkk this is addictive.

vidret wrote:

worra wrote:Got my Function in, this thing is coooool. I need to do some more reading on the hang input, looks like it could be really interesting, and if I'm not mistaken, it's about the only thing that Function has that Maths does not.

Be sure to run a gate through it and into one of your VCO's to give it slew, it's so cool.

And the waveform out is also an envelope follower, if you put sounds into the input, assuming it works like maths 1/4.




JWAR! since I'm your accountabilibuddy i'd say aim for a semi-modular, use it together with some pedals (you have more than enough ), but IF YOU DO, you have to complete the QUEST!

If you do not complete the quest I gave you with a semi-modular you're not allowed to venture further.

When you say semi modular, do you mean like an all in one system? Like the ones mentioned? I've found some stellar stuff on Erica Synths btw. Some of that shit is EXACTLY what I'm looking for sound wise.


I appreciate everyone's input btw.

Semi-modular as something that is a self contained voice and package, but can easily interface with modular. So Mother 32, 0-Coast, PGH Lifeforms, etc...

Mother 32 has a sequencer and can be rack mounted, classic subtractive synth Probably easier to make "normal" music with it. 0-coast is supposedly both, but it leans much more additive with the wave folder and overtones. You kind of need a sequencer, quantizer, or midi to get normal defined notes with it, so it has a tendency to be more experimental. PGH... well I don't know much about it, so...

Is this the time you're fucking selling your god damn OP-1 Behndy? God damn it, I waited so long for one and now it's for sale when I literally have 0 dollarydoos

Oompa Loompa dollary-doo!

lol. my bad homie.

it.... already sold.

i think the post was up for like 6 minutes?

it's a beast, sounds so GOOD, just never clicked with the recording and sampling part (main reasons i wanted one), and it covers my Swarm payment on the 6th.

Greyscales wins, i wins, EVERYBODY WINS WOOOOOO.

Y'all see this?

Me likey.

http://www.makenoisemusic.com/cases/7u- ... atte-black

oooo! NICE. i really like the idea of their Bus.

howwwww much does that run?

It's $660.

I think Intellijel's design is much, much sleeker.

Strange Tales wrote:It's $660.

I think Intellijel's design is much, much sleeker.

Me too.

But now this is new and shiny I can get in on an Intellijel case flip next month

May grab one of those Make Noise cases down the road. I like the CV Bus and I also wouldn't have to have an output/headphone module anymore.

Slick.

Now that I'm focusing less on Euro and more on semi-modular stuff, I actually really like the idea of the Shared System and the new Shared System Plus looks awesome. May have to add that to the list to get sometime down the line.

MrNovember wrote:Now that I'm focusing less on Euro and more on semi-modular stuff, I actually really like the idea of the Shared System and the new Shared System Plus looks awesome. May have to add that to the list to get sometime down the line.

That's where allessandro cortini ended up. He got. Overwhelmed by all of his modular so he sold it all except a shared system (plus minus a few modules)

raj007 wrote:May grab one of those Make Noise cases down the road. I like the CV Bus and I also wouldn't have to have an output/headphone module anymore.

Slick.

You could suckle at the teat of Cortini that way, too.