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Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 2:39 pm
by Chankgeez
:thumb:
echorec wrote: Was the MKI available as a DIY project, or just an assembled unit?
Not sure, probably both. :idk:

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 3:22 pm
by echorec
DOSS BS-1 wrote:The site is working, there was a typo in your URL. Starting price is 42€.

Here ya go: https://www.parasitstudio.se/

Link to purchase DIY: https://www.musikding.de/Quantum-Defrakulator-MK2-kit
Ahhh. Thanks. :thumb: Copied and pasted without noticing their error.

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Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2019 9:48 am
by Chankgeez
echorec be sleepin':

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"Featuring the unique digital Octave Jawn and a wickedly hot-rodded Model feT V2 variant, this pedal is the unholy union of cheesesteak and lobster rolls."

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2019 11:03 am
by echorec
Chankgeez wrote:echorec be sleepin'
That guy works so hard. I'm sure any rest he gets is well-deserved.

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2019 8:37 pm
by odontophobia
Chankgeez wrote:echorec be sleepin':

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"Featuring the unique digital Octave Jawn and a wickedly hot-rodded Model feT V2 variant, this pedal is the unholy union of cheesesteak and lobster rolls."
This seems like a cool concept but art direction leaves a lot to be desired.

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2019 8:51 pm
by Chankgeez
echorec wrote:
Chankgeez wrote:echorec be sleepin'
That guy works so hard. I'm sure any rest he gets is well-deserved.
What guy? :idk:
odontophobia wrote: This seems like a cool concept but art direction leaves a lot to be desired.
What art direction?

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Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2019 7:03 pm
by Chankgeez
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Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 8:54 am
by 01010111
Is anyone else excited for the Behringer clone of the MS-20?

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 9:42 am
by cantremember
01010111 wrote:Is anyone else excited for the Behringer clone of the MS-20?
:hello: I am! I can't wait till they have some actual demos available so I can be stoked on more than just the looks.

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 1:17 pm
by Dandolin
Chankgeez wrote:[youtube][/youtube]



yes to this :snax:

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 2:33 pm
by $harkToootth
cantremember wrote:
01010111 wrote:Is anyone else excited for the Behringer clone of the MS-20?
:hello: I am! I can't wait till they have some actual demos available so I can be stoked on more than just the looks.
I would be but I am inundated in the MS-20 filter. I have monotrons, volcas, an MS-20 mini (Korg), and two filter pedals based on the MS-20 filter (all of these were acquired for significantly discounted prices... I am not rich). The ARP that Behringer put out looks fantastic. Matthew Tyes (criminally underrated YouTube channel... people who post here would love his stuff... he did a bunch of axoloti things) has one and seems quite taken by it.

EDIT: Actually, if I had to guess, right off the bat Behringer is going to not use Korg's CV system, and just make it Euro compatible right off the bat. I also bet they add a patch point for pulse width modulation. Basically, any mod for the MS-20 mini you read about, the Behringer will have right out of the box. This is all speculation of course. I didn't read about the full feature set for their ARP but I know the MS-101 (SH-101 clone) has an onboard sequencer (which the OG 101 had). I would anticipate Behringer adding an onboard sequencer just because. We'll see. My post is here :lol:

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 2:40 pm
by Chankgeez
$harkToootth wrote: Tyes
*Tyas

in case anyone's lookin': https://www.youtube.com/user/mtyas :thumb:

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 2:44 pm
by $harkToootth
OMG, I suck. Thanks Chank :hug: . I've been writing "Tayes" for a year now and only realized this morning it was Tyas. Keeping this somewhat on track... he put up a 6 part series of jamming... mainly with the Behringer. Totally meta.
[youtube][/youtube]

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2019 2:52 pm
by Chankgeez
:hug: I think if people'd looked, they would've found him anyway based on your description. Just thought I'd make it a little easier. :thumb:

Re: 2019 happenings (Summer NAMM p.90)

Posted: Mon Sep 02, 2019 3:22 am
by 01010111
$harkToootth wrote:
cantremember wrote:[quote="<a href="tel:01010111">01010111</a>"]Is anyone else excited for the Behringer clone of the MS-20?
:hello: I am! I can't wait till they have some actual demos available so I can be stoked on more than just the looks.
I would be but I am inundated in the MS-20 filter. I have monotrons, volcas, an MS-20 mini (Korg), and two filter pedals based on the MS-20 filter (all of these were acquired for significantly discounted prices... I am not rich). The ARP that Behringer put out looks fantastic. Matthew Tyes (criminally underrated YouTube channel... people who post here would love his stuff... he did a bunch of axoloti things) has one and seems quite taken by it.

EDIT: Actually, if I had to guess, right off the bat Behringer is going to not use Korg's CV system, and just make it Euro compatible right off the bat. I also bet they add a patch point for pulse width modulation. Basically, any mod for the MS-20 mini you read about, the Behringer will have right out of the box. This is all speculation of course. I didn't read about the full feature set for their ARP but I know the MS-101 (SH-101 clone) has an onboard sequencer (which the OG 101 had). I would anticipate Behringer adding an onboard sequencer just because. We'll see. My post is here :lol:[/quote]

I actually hope they did keep Korg’s voltage. That’s the same voltage that LZX’s video synth stuff runs, so, it’ll be easier to integrate with those systems if they did that. I doubt they’ll have any kind of sequencer on it, essentially for the same reason the Model-D (added expense for a synth that can’t be played on its own and is designed to be played via something else).