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baremountain wrote:In case anyone is curious to hear others implement the 856, I composed the core of this song on mine. I've been sitting on this tune for a minute but I just dropped it on a compilation some friends put out (along with another track I did using an Organelle & an SP-404 w original samples). I forgot to name it, so they just called it my working project title - y'all might get the reference
https://glorprecords.bandcamp.com/track/856

pretty pretty good. thanks for sharing!

K, I'm "that guy" ...but any word on next stock to the store?

Well now I don't have to be that guy

Sometime this week

They're up, go time!

That didn't last very long.

You are a god damn hero worra. A god damn hero.

Sheesh.

cherler wrote:You are a god damn hero worra. A god damn hero.

Man fuck me. I have been checking that damn site everyday since the last run. Always when I am at fuckin work or on the way home. Congrats to those that was around in time.

The email says more in about 30 days. So keep trying!

Also someone report on the purpll from Austin please. My brother is down there, but he's not a pedal mind of guy.

This'll mean more 856 demos though! I really need to get around to making my own videos.

Dammit!!! I was in a meeting....

Aquietcabin1978 wrote:Man fuck me. I have been checking that damn site everyday since the last run. Always when I am at fuckin work or on the way home. Congrats to those that was around in time.

Same here. Obsessively.

Is this the only release this month? Or are there more new ones coming soon (today-ish)?

More are coming next month with the PURPLL and perhaps Phuzzing.

Hi everyone, I got an 856 in the scratch and dent sale. I've had a CT5 for a few years so I've been really excited to jump on one of these.

I'm still deciding if I'm going to keep it or not. It has SO much potential for interesting stuff, but the interface is so obtuse that I find myself fighting with it a lot. It reminds me a lot of Buchla synthesizer equipment in that everything about the interface operates on its own logic - logical functions aren't necessarily grouped together and it's very, very easy to inadvertently change something because of how interdependent all of the controls are. Even after learning and understanding how it all works and getting a "feel" for it, I still find it far too easy to end up stuck at a point where I don't understand why it's behaving the way that it is and it doesn't seem to be obeying the input and instructions that I've given it. That's cool - I like gear that pushes back - but I've had several "holy shit!" moments with it and about three times as many "why isn't it working?" moments where I just pull the plug and start over. Super interesting and insane device - definitely not a "Count to Five on steroids" like I thought, but something else entirely. I've been doing vids here if anyone wants to check them out - https://www.instagram.com/transistorrhythm/