Unborn Gore wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 24, 2020 6:44 pm

SY22/85/TG33, but reface size.

Switchable 8/12/16 bit converter Yamaha rompler in reface format, yes please!

All is possible, except the rz-1 costing more than the 909 anytime soon I suppose :hihi: , those romplers and the newer samplers mentioned(without analog stages) are similar to a computer regarding tech, so back in the day, you were paying for the cutting edge in digital technology. Companies were a...

Maybe one for each chip version? I only have the first one that doesnt do the Broken Echo thing and haven't tried the other one, but I've read people say that they really like the sound of the OG (not sure if there's a noticeable difference though). This is very interesting, can anyone comment on t...

Prices in today's market sometimes reflect how an electronic musical device can be inspiring, how well its sound sits in the mix, if the sounds coming out of the unit are relevant according to the current production trends, playabily/ease of use(not so relevant here apart from the joystick :hihi:) e...

Analogue Systems were also there from the very beginning.

And then there is the sy-99 which imports user samples, those open up new ways in FM sound exploration. But getting back on topic, the 33 sounds unlike those hi fidelity beasts mentioned above, and this can be either fascinating or depressing depending on the user's goals.

Drum modules are great in pairs or even in greater quantities, so I will also vote for more Mysterons, SY0.5's etc.

Bodo1967 wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 02, 2020 4:48 am

Kodamo EssenceFM

Edit - tron23 beat me to it by a few seconds

Just a matter of micro timing.

Kodamo Essence FM.

anselmi wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 01, 2020 6:15 am

m0rb1d wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 30, 2020 11:24 pm

this sounds amazing!

Yes indeed, this one got to have a lot of mods going on, thanks for sharing.

If you already got one and want it to sound crunchier, try a multi-voltage adapter and feed it with less than 10V...it´s not circuit bending but easier/cheapier and you don´t mod it Do you have sound examples of this? I'm curious :hihi: Would also love to listen to the power starvation sounds on th...

dubtoms wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 19, 2020 6:30 am

Also interested in a PCB/Panel!

Same here, waiting for the new run on this great trigger sequencer, staying in line.

I started DIY'ing because it got me access to more weird stuff, and also made a lot of stuff cheaper. In the process, I learned that soldering was quite a meditative thing to do. :) This is also my story, especially the meditation side of soldering. Time slips away so fast or freezes completely. It...

Xomrys, thanks for sharing the info about this gem.

My favorite which I unfortunately sold, is the Castle phaser, anyone else heard of it? 4,6,8 stage, very clean and versatile sound. I think the Roland sph-323 is the closest equivalent. But they are not clones. Castle was based on SSM filters. Could you share any more info or demos of this Castle p...

Jürgen Haible Tau "Pipe" phaser sounds good.

I once had a DX-11 and regretted selling it. This lil morsel looks sweet AF. +1 even though I always liked the Korg sound and interface in FM synthesis. The DX-11 was sold while the DS-8 is still here. :hyper: I also had a DS-8... that fucker was HEAVVVYYYYYY Yes, it is constructed the opposite way...

The poly demo sounded really good. I would be down for the v2 if bare boards will be available.

Pighood wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 14, 2020 12:13 am

I once had a DX-11 and regretted selling it. This lil morsel looks sweet AF.

+1 even though I always liked the Korg sound and interface in FM synthesis. The DX-11 was sold while the DS-8 is still here.

Estes wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 14, 2020 6:50 am

By the way I hesitated for two years to get one cause I thought I would be too cool for such a popular module, but guess what? I was wrong...

This was my situation as well regarding Maths and Tides, now I realize how uncool I have been.

Aphex Korg songs.

I am sometimes adding a little bit of BAM to it, especially the non linear algorithm.

This one looks like it packs so much for your money, any existing users please share your opinions and sounds. Thanks a ton.

OK, real talk. I'm sad that the ATS-1 that was on Reverb early in the week was most definitely bought by Soundgas and was "featured" in their latest mail out as en-route to them. Looked like a minty ATS-1 that is likely going to see a multiplier added to its price thanks to that, and... Well... Exa...

Those were the 90's, no Volcas and similar cheapo thingies back then so the numbers might be drastically different now.