Re: Can we talk about modular synths?
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2018 6:10 am
knob.farm Hyrlo and Manhattan Analog DTM are nice small mixers.Muse FTW wrote: Are there any interesting/fun VCA's/Mixers out there y'all can recommend?
knob.farm Hyrlo and Manhattan Analog DTM are nice small mixers.Muse FTW wrote: Are there any interesting/fun VCA's/Mixers out there y'all can recommend?
Also Bastl ABCKoTh wrote:knob.farm Hyrlo and Manhattan Analog DTM are nice small mixers.Muse FTW wrote: Are there any interesting/fun VCA's/Mixers out there y'all can recommend?
Also somehow missed this post... The sequencing apps for the grid tend to be focused on highly interactive parts rather than very specific results... This is something I like a lot but not the best of you're always trying to execute specific musical ideas. I would read the manual for Ansible, focusing on Kria and Meadowphysics. If those concepts click with you and you have the scratch, it's a really fun world to dive into. If it seems really confusing... read it one more time before you decidebrndnwilliams wrote:that's what im sayyyinnnn! 2019 though. grid is back as of today and idk if I should try or not. I got a digitone just for sequencing (got yarns from worra) but I ended up enjoying composing on it too... but grid looks more interesting and fun for euro sequencing than digibehndy wrote:hnnnnnghghthtthhhhh why does that Arc SPEAK to me so. damn. HARD.
WANT.
I've read that the grid LEDs leak high frequency noise.kbit wrote:Also somehow missed this post... The sequencing apps for the grid tend to be focused on highly interactive parts rather than very specific results... This is something I like a lot but not the best of you're always trying to execute specific musical ideas. I would read the manual for Ansible, focusing on Kria and Meadowphysics. If those concepts click with you and you have the scratch, it's a really fun world to dive into. If it seems really confusing... read it one more time before you decidebrndnwilliams wrote:that's what im sayyyinnnn! 2019 though. grid is back as of today and idk if I should try or not. I got a digitone just for sequencing (got yarns from worra) but I ended up enjoying composing on it too... but grid looks more interesting and fun for euro sequencing than digibehndy wrote:hnnnnnghghthtthhhhh why does that Arc SPEAK to me so. damn. HARD.
WANT.pretty heady. Also the Monome community is always making changes, updating firmware, porting other apps (Earthsea just got added to Ansible for example).
I read it and it seems like it's up my alley. Thanks for the insight too. I just sold my digitone to fund a grid, as I was really only using it as a sequencer anyway. I think I'll keep Yarns for when I need to get something specific done but I'm looking to be more exploratory with the synth composition for a while. What's up with expert sleepers stuff? I could fully compose in the computer and just output all the info to my rack? that seems cooler than yarnskbit wrote:Also somehow missed this post... The sequencing apps for the grid tend to be focused on highly interactive parts rather than very specific results... This is something I like a lot but not the best of you're always trying to execute specific musical ideas. I would read the manual for Ansible, focusing on Kria and Meadowphysics. If those concepts click with you and you have the scratch, it's a really fun world to dive into. If it seems really confusing... read it one more time before you decidebrndnwilliams wrote:that's what im sayyyinnnn! 2019 though. grid is back as of today and idk if I should try or not. I got a digitone just for sequencing (got yarns from worra) but I ended up enjoying composing on it too... but grid looks more interesting and fun for euro sequencing than digibehndy wrote:hnnnnnghghthtthhhhh why does that Arc SPEAK to me so. damn. HARD.
WANT.pretty heady. Also the Monome community is always making changes, updating firmware, porting other apps (Earthsea just got added to Ansible for example).
If you have a midi interface you can do this with Yarns. Expert sleepers FH-1 or the Endorphin.es Shuttle Control give you USB connectivity though which might be more convenient for you. I have the Shuttle Control and I’m happy with it.brndnwilliams wrote:
I read it and it seems like it's up my alley. Thanks for the insight too. I just sold my digitone to fund a grid, as I was really only using it as a sequencer anyway. I think I'll keep Yarns for when I need to get something specific done but I'm looking to be more exploratory with the synth composition for a while. What's up with expert sleepers stuff? I could fully compose in the computer and just output all the info to my rack? that seems cooler than yarns
thank you for the info. I'll have to look into those. I've seen the shuttle in cases lately but never looked into it.Dark Barn wrote:If you have a midi interface you can do this with Yarns. Expert sleepers FH-1 or the Endorphin.es Shuttle Control give you USB connectivity though which might be more convenient for you. I have the Shuttle Control and I’m happy with it.brndnwilliams wrote:
I read it and it seems like it's up my alley. Thanks for the insight too. I just sold my digitone to fund a grid, as I was really only using it as a sequencer anyway. I think I'll keep Yarns for when I need to get something specific done but I'm looking to be more exploratory with the synth composition for a while. What's up with expert sleepers stuff? I could fully compose in the computer and just output all the info to my rack? that seems cooler than yarns
A tiny bit yes, probably worse in some set ups compared to others... Not so bad in mine, barely there. You can mitigate the noise by powering the grid seperate from the module, there's documentation for those options somewhere.mr. sound boy king wrote:I've read that the grid LEDs leak high frequency noise.kbit wrote:Also somehow missed this post... The sequencing apps for the grid tend to be focused on highly interactive parts rather than very specific results... This is something I like a lot but not the best of you're always trying to execute specific musical ideas. I would read the manual for Ansible, focusing on Kria and Meadowphysics. If those concepts click with you and you have the scratch, it's a really fun world to dive into. If it seems really confusing... read it one more time before you decidebrndnwilliams wrote:that's what im sayyyinnnn! 2019 though. grid is back as of today and idk if I should try or not. I got a digitone just for sequencing (got yarns from worra) but I ended up enjoying composing on it too... but grid looks more interesting and fun for euro sequencing than digibehndy wrote:hnnnnnghghthtthhhhh why does that Arc SPEAK to me so. damn. HARD.
WANT.pretty heady. Also the Monome community is always making changes, updating firmware, porting other apps (Earthsea just got added to Ansible for example).
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwILaR54QOo[/youtube]Inconuucl wrote:holy shit send link plsbehndy wrote:holy butts there's a guy that did a 1u version of uo_C.
and he says he plans to do more module tiny butt switchovers.
YESSSSSSHHHH.
inb4 1u clouds/braids.behndy wrote:yeah. i can't WAIT.
pm'd dooder, he said he's putting it out there for DIY'ers to build, plans on doing other modules pimped out like that. yesssshhhhh.
V. curious about this one and hope you'll provide a review.behndy wrote:Metabolic Devices Coherence.