Nice! Thanks for the link.

analogbrainsurgeon wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 10:17 am

Paul posted on facebook that he's finishing the last few pre-orders and then sending the first retail batch to dealers, so E520 should be in stores soon.

Nice, thanks for the info.

I love pretty much every filter I've had - except for Morpheus. It just doesn't sound right to me, and the knobs are too tightly spaced, so it's a pain to operate, in my opinion. DinSync Sara is probably my favorite filter. Dual core, multi mode with lots of sweetspots. It's lovely. Highly recommend...

Ah, really? Nice! Thanks! :) Ab•so•lutely! :D I don’t remember where I per-chanced upon it, but there’s a cool playlist called Modular Synthesizer Music Artists Discovery by Franck Martin on Spotify that features a ton of modular-heads. Not sure how to contact him, but you should totally be on that...

I know, I must be the last person in the world without a spotify account. Listening to that link above now on youtube (Vitaminskodder). Sounds great. The bellish sounds, kick and snarish thing are lovely. Good stuff Daisuk Ah, but people are migrating from Spotify now! I personally like Bandcamp mo...

This thing is great. I basically just bash in rhythms a rather randomly, but depending on where you chuck the outputs, you're bound to get some interesting results. Very musical! Love it. well done, Acid Rain!

beatcleaver wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 25, 2021 5:23 am

can't listen more than a few seconds without a spotify account, few seconds sounded good though

Ah, man, that sucks. You can listen via YouTube as well though. Posted the link in the first post.

Spanningtree wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 24, 2021 6:41 pm

Really brilliant sounding. Quite relaxing actually. Thank you for sharing.

Ah, thanks a lot! Much appreciated.

jup. I like this one very much, too! :) Any backstory one those titles? My Norwegian is a tad rusty... :p Hey, thanks again. :) They're kind of joke names, you can make new words in Norwegian by combining two words, so you can make a few bizarre sounding things. I guess translating it to English it...

lauprellim wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 23, 2021 6:48 pm

I really enjoyed listening to this and your earlier album. Congratulations on a marvelous production. Subscribed on Spotify now.

Ah, man, thanks a lot! It's lovely to hear people enjoy it. Thank you!

It's the open ended-ness for me. There are no rules. You can experiment which ever way you want. It's lovely. I would never be able to create anything remotely similar to the stuff I'm creating now with "regular" synths or soft synths.

I like this quite a lot: thanks for sharing! Reminds me of Lucid Grain from time to time (mostly their first album) Only thing I personally don't really like are the seemingly arbitrary/generic track titles As of a genre: I think experimental electronics would be quite fitting. To my taste it's sti...

This is the second record I release in about month - it contains recordings from the summer of 2019 up until late fall 2020. All eurorack. This one is a bit more accessible than the last I released , I reckon. https://open.spotify.com/album/3VYC3x5pe7ir6BMo24tbBT?si=jW_1mse2S_C31AuGqiYRUQ https://ww...

I like this quite a lot: thanks for sharing! Reminds me of Lucid Grain from time to time (mostly their first album) Only thing I personally don't really like are the seemingly arbitrary/generic track titles As of a genre: I think experimental electronics would be quite fitting. To my taste it's sti...

You need the blend knob to be set to the dry/wet option.

robotfunk wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 7:25 am

Has it ever been in stock anywhere? I thought this project was still in the phase of fulfilling preorders.

I have no idea. That might be true! I haven't really been following it too closely.

No one has this one in stock - I reckon the latest batch of them are sold out? Any idea when new units will be made available?

So, are there any good compilations of old music from various cultures you guys recommend? Not sure I've heard Nigerian classical music (or whatever the fuck you want to call old music from Nigeria), for instance.

Seeing as Emile has a habit of just releasing things without much build up these days, and one produced unit actually being out in the wild already, I reckon there's a bunch more on their way to dealers right at this moment just waiting for a green light to start selling them. Announcement any day n...

I remember listening to her Golden Morning Breaks many years ago, and had no idea it was only her. Have always thought Colleen was a band. What a nice blast from the past - she's good.

The look on that cat's face says it all. She's seen the glory!

Nintendo Switch for me, without a doubt!

How’s this compared to the voltage block? Say you wanted to sequence a filter cutoff to open on the 8th step? Is the maestro the better tool for the job? I find the VB workable, but kind of finicky for the task. I really wish ModularGrid had CV voltage as one of the data points so you could just ho...

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