Agawell wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 26, 2021 3:06 pm

what would the cbv003 be?

maybe the FFG.
but not sure.

Glad to see this creation. the DISCRETE11 is one of my favourite video-noiz warping devices. always wanted CV control on the box...and now it has it. https://syntonie.fr/produit/cbv002-circuit-bent-video-delay/ also word from Syntonie... they are considering a possible CBV001, CBV002 & CBV003 in a b...

6 tier - KR200-6-150RB arrived today! took a bit of fumbling around with the build but it was relatively easy! going to need to adjust the spacing on some of the levels. not enough space to flip up the faceplate of the Pro-3. but it's going to help expand my setup massivly! arrived in TX relatively ...

Pamela's New Workout will give you a horde of CV modulation.

I think that you are absolutely right. LD3 and Tiny LD does already have enough features. Sometimes I even feel that they have too many features, but on the other hand, when I in a certain situation needs a certain feature, it is nice that it is already there :) YEAH, I should work on something new...

ok... looks like we are all kinda thinking the same thing... order lots of arms for these things. :P welll...i ordered extras for each level of a 6 tier - KR200-6-150RB. i plan on using some IKEA shoe shelves on the two upper levels for some pedals and other small noiz sources. but...i think i am go...

to those of you that have a acquired a Jaspers stand in the States... how long did it take to get your order? i just ordered one from Thomann last week. Both the original stand and some add-on components each arrived to me in NYC in a week or less respectively when I ordered from Thomann. thanks fo...

to those of you that have a acquired a Jaspers stand in the States...

how long did it take to get your order?
i just ordered one from Thomann last week.

This is something that I only saw before in the Buchla 259e twisted waveform generator, where you can scan the whole code, and cycle parts to make weird oscillator waveforms reminded me of something... i think it was with the Ensoniq EPS-16...if you placed the loop point on top of itself it would s...

RickKleffel wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 01, 2021 6:52 pm

Does it come with a power supply? What is needed? Any suggestions [links]?

nope.

i've been using these for all of my 12V DC power needs including all my Ciat-Lonbarde noiz gear:

been using one for quite some time.
just when you think it's only got a few tricks...BAM...it will surprise you with a whole other universe of visual noiz!

here's a few of my favourite drone noiz weapons: mega drone beast: SOLAR 50 one of my favourite noiz weapons: XR-noizBox II S-Cat Bass Synth The Division Dept. 01/IV Moog GrandMother literally has a DRONE switch on it. :lol: Wasp is a mega favourite...i use four of them. norns running Dronecaster L...

Ensoniq machines were the first noiz weapons i had access to. ESQ-1 and a Mirage! still have an affinity for the lo-fi noiz of the Mirage. eventually had access to an EPS-16 and the SQ-80 and the DP-4. then i finally bought an ASR-10 the moment it was available. (i was working at The Drum Shop in Ho...

DVINA has arrived...

i have both. the Vermona is more of a controlled studio thing. lots of boing and liquidy verb can be dialed in and also out. i also like the crash button and the fact you can trigger the crash button! the Ekdahl Moisturizer is a bizarre experimental noiz verb thing. it really shines when its stresse...

bmot wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 2:44 am

When I used a computer I loved the cableguys plugins:

https://www.cableguys.com/

just an update...
i bought the Cable Guys version!

it was SUPER easy to setup and get going!
also...its demo didn't have a time limit or other nonsense other than no save.

thanks again for the info!

This is something that I only saw before in the Buchla 259e twisted waveform generator, where you can scan the whole code, and cycle parts to make weird oscillator waveforms reminded me of something... i think it was with the Ensoniq EPS-16...if you placed the loop point on top of itself it would s...

bmot wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 18, 2021 5:32 pm

This is one of those things I wish existed in the hardware world.

yeah!
i use four MIDIpal boxes at any given time.

i would like a box with 16 or 32 MIDI LFOs that has multiple MIDI outputs.

bmot wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 2:44 am

When I used a computer I loved the cableguys plugins:

https://www.cableguys.com/

oh wow!
i just read up about this one:
https://www.cableguys.com/midishaper.html

thanks for the info!

You know, I just remembered an old bit of kit I used to have that might interest you. Firstly, I must warn you i found it a bit of a pita to get my head around, but it does exactly what you’re looking for (I think). Behold, the bitstream 3x! holy frack! that thing looks awesome! do you remember how...

wavejockey wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 5:48 am

also, since the ZAQ will create 2 midi cc per track with a wealth of tuning possibilities i didn't have to (get into those of the SC4)

how many CC tracks will the ZAQ play simultaneously?

even though i would prefer hardware...a friend of mine pointed me to this plugin:
https://xferrecords.com/products/lfo-tool

great little sequencer thing! i have two. :mrgreen: both have the glowing faceplates. :twisted: Also learned that there is no double speed or half speed. I’ll use it as a midi slave so there’s no way round it except increasing the master sequencer’s tempo and making everything else half speed. Whic...

great little sequencer thing!
i have two.
both have the glowing faceplates.

wired up a Ciat-Lonbarde noiz circuit for last night's session...


here's a short view of the live action: