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Got an ExP controller incoming for the Neunaber Slate I picked up from Resin a few weeks ago. They just added phaser and flanger to the Expanse collection.

Well at the moment i am neither a guitarist, nor a bassist really. If i got a slicer, it would be getting polysynth chords and vocals and stutter/glitch effects fed into it, more than likely. Or reverbed sounds of scrap heaps being hit with other scrap heaps.

Much like Hobbes96, i kinda wanna end up in a spot where i can cover reverb, delay, and preamp/OD on any instrument thru mixer sends & multifx, and then have a bare few "weird fx." The Pitchfactor seems fucking gorgeous.

I don't know why I bought it. I have a ps-3 collecting dust that I'm not smart enough to use, so I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the pitch factor.
I'm fairly certain I could survive with a dmm and a muff.

The slicer looks super nice for sure. I wonder how close you could get with a square wave trem like the zvex and something a little more crazy like a possessed

Hobbes96 wrote:I have a ps-3 collecting dust that I'm not smart enough to use

The PS-3 is a great chorus and a really nice delay too, you don't have to use the pitch-shift-in-your-face settings all the time

psychic vampire. wrote:Well at the moment i am neither a guitarist, nor a bassist really. If i got a slicer, it would be getting polysynth chords and vocals and stutter/glitch effects fed into it, more than likely. Or reverbed sounds of scrap heaps being hit with other scrap heaps.

Much like Hobbes96, i kinda wanna end up in a spot where i can cover reverb, delay, and preamp/OD on any instrument thru mixer sends & multifx, and then have a bare few "weird fx." The Pitchfactor seems fucking gorgeous.

http://www.ericasynths.lv/en/shop/euror ... -hole-dsp/

I would, except i'm selling the mother 32 and dropping out of the whole "I want to try eurorack" game. Maybe when i'm turning 40 i'll have my life together, but that's 10 years and 1 day away, and for now i want that sweet sweet patch memory. And Eurorack actually is way too expensive for my broke ass. I could probably survive with an analog-ins mixer with built in reverb, plus the 4 pedals i already use.

In line with resisting going modular and keeping it lo-tech, I just bought this cheaply from a dude selling off a huge synth collection in Norway. It sounds gorgeous! In great shape, everything works but the breath controller, and the whole casing is a little warped, maybe from being played in someone's lap for ages, but who cares I am in love.

Power and Volume... Power and Volume.

Did you just get a guitar like that? Or are you the guy smiling there in the background?

In hindsight, maybe I should have posted that synth in the Keys thread...

Aw yes! That looks sweet, frodog!


Incommmmmmiiiiing!!!

Audioslime - TomSlime

A unique collab with Tom slime. I used his constricted mod station and rehoused it with my own rrandomising oscillator and light resistance system to create a pseudo random effect sequencer.

The analog controller flicks through the programed settings like a restless channel surfer.

Hazy white noise pollutes the audio signal like dirty city air while the feedback loop breathes in its heady fumes like a wheezing athsmatic.

DEMO THAT BITCH.

frodog wrote:In line with resisting going modular and keeping it lo-tech, I just bought this cheaply from a dude selling off a huge synth collection in Norway. It sounds gorgeous! In great shape, everything works but the breath controller, and the whole casing is a little warped, maybe from being played in someone's lap for ages, but who cares I am in love.

The CS-01 has been one of those synths i just want to find at thrift store prices one day so badly. For actually about a decade. I'm still hoping to, one day. I really hope you enjoy yours; more synths need breath control of the VCF as an option.

Thinking about laying out for a 5 octave solid body Array Mbira. Sent them an email yesterday asking about custom options.

That looks fun as hell!

frodog wrote:In line with resisting going modular and keeping it lo-tech, I just bought this cheaply from a dude selling off a huge synth collection in Norway. It sounds gorgeous! In great shape, everything works but the breath controller, and the whole casing is a little warped, maybe from being played in someone's lap for ages, but who cares I am in love.

These are 1000% awesome. And you got the mkII with variable resonance. I had a mk1 for several years, and used it as a keytar in my band . I installed one of those highly liquid midi retrofit kits for it and ended up using it to make some aciiiieeeedd too. Then I stupidly sold it, and recently wanted to get one back and they now cost an absolute ton.

Moral: NEVER SELL ANYTHING.