It's hard to comprehend why it's more expensive than their mini 2600.

Without wishing to stir the pot, an interesting video regarding Behringer's pledge to donate 1000 synths to children

Bitsbox offer very good service, I use them a lot for small qty stuff as their postage rates are so cheap. They even claim they will sell you just 1 resistor.

The level out pot only affects the normal out, it doesn't affect the INV OUT, so unfortunately doesn't prove anything.

Ideally you need to measure the resistance of the pot ( and/or trimmer). Do you have a multimeter?

I ordered some knobs from them that looked the equivalent of some that Rapid in the UK sell, but the indicator marking wasn't very good so would avoid those in the future, but never had any problems with actual electronic components,

An inverter is what you need.

Andertons have the Uno synth for £109, which seems a good deal if you're after one.

Looks like it was the trimmer - I turned it fully in the opposite direction and now the envelope sounds a lot better, more natural. I think the decay trimmer was set in the linear position, so a linear envelope going into a linear VCA made it sound odd.

Sorry, if I am asking the obvious: Do you use a gate (e.g. from a keyboard) signal? Yes, using a gate (or clock from binary zone) Yes there is a ramp LFO when inputting a voltage with sustain at zero. Playing around with it a bit more, it all seems a bit off, as the LFO keeps going until the sustai...

Out of curiosity, are you using the new CEM resissue from Curtis themselves, or the Alfa version of the 3320? The resonance on the Alfa part behaves differently to the original, there may well be other differences.

Bumping an old thread to try and make sense of my EG1...

How do you get it to generate a 'standard' adsr shape? I don't know if mine is faulty, but in ADSR/LFO mode the decay pot doesn't seem to do anything, but it does in AD mode. Is that normal?

Sounds good. I really like it, but then I'm a sucker for piano and reverb.

Just wanted to say that if anyone wants any of these before the year end, they should order within the next week. For those in the U.S., the last tracked order took 8 days to arrive, but I wouldn't want to guarantee that as we approach Christmas. For those in the EU, no one yet knows what the situat...

When ordering at JLCPCB you get the option to pay VAT up front, this way it's a known cost, you don't get stung with any nasty surprises.

How do they plan on cloning the firmware? Going by their attempts with the RD-8 I wouldn't hold my breath.

Some nice extra goodies there.

Good luck! Will be interested to see how the panels turn out.

Good to see it's got a separate power supply input rather then just relying on the flimsy micro usb socket like the Beatstep Pro.

Also note the mini 2600 is in the picture on the product page.

Great, please post when they're available!

Blairio wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 17, 2020 12:24 am

I note the MM V2 has 2 X 6 polyphony. I wonder if this can be configured as 1 X 12 polyphony? One of the great things about the MM v1 is the 8 note polyphony....

The manual has been posted now, and yes it can do 1 X 12 polyphony.

Has anyone found suitable pots to use in place of the discontinued Panasonic's? Was thinking of the right angle 9mm Alpha's, but obviously they don't have brackets.

Very tempting, sounds great.

Someone mentioned the Minilogue XD, I have the Prologue and use the String user oscillator from Tim Shoebridge, which mimics the divide down string synth oscillators. It does a very good job, plus you then have the analogue filter and FX path to make use of as well. Well worth checking out.

All 1% is fine with me.

Yes it will - you can buy alligator type leads for multimeters, example below

https://www.rapidonline.com/voltcraft-m ... et-51-5162