Post your latest purchase!!

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Nice cache of goodies stiiiiiiive, that MG-1 looks like new

Thanks mate
I hope this will tame my Leipzig-SK / Telemark-K 2 GAS for a while


Alain, thanks for the tip. I already have the MG1 service manual actually, which I am starting to look at, shyly. I'm not a electronics tech, working on it though. BTW just this morning, on my commute to work I figured out that the pitch CV jack can send the keyboard generated pitch as well as receive a CV for the oscillators. I'll try this tonight.

[Jay944]

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[lfo2vco]

Nice cache of goodies stiiiiiiive, that MG-1 looks like new

Thanks mate
I hope this will tame my Leipzig-SK / Telemark-K 2 GAS for a while

Haha, I keep getting attacks of Oberkorn GAS... one of those would go brilliantly with my Voyager. Maybe Christmas

That EH 8 Step looks interesting, I have been following discussions on other boards about it. So what’s your opinion of it?

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That EH 8 Step looks interesting, I have been following discussions on other boards about it. So what’s your opinion of it?

Well, I cannot compare with others analogue sequencers since it is my first one. But what I can tell is I've been able to explore the basics for an hour so far, and I had great fun.

The Emwhite's GATE OUT mod is something I'll consider soon enough. For now, I can use the VX-351 LFO out to send the signaI simultaneously into the 8SP's CV input for sync purpose and in the Voyager's ENV TRIG input. That does the job brilliantly.

For LP users, you can MIDI sync the 8SP to the LP. And for CV out users, you can patch the GATE OUT into the 8SP CV in and sync this way. With this particular configuration, arpeggios are altered by the 8SP's sequence, leading to really crazy melodic lines.

I can't wait to bring it in a little improv session with my mates...


EDIT: will report that in the dedicated thread.

[lfo2vco]

MMMmmmm, I might just have to get myself one. Cheers for the feedback.

[Voltor07]

Did someone say sequencer? http://www.flickr.com/photos/32147775@N ... 502360716/

[stiiiiiiive]

What is that bicho?

And what is the other bicho under your Phatty?

[lfo2vco]

Did someone say sequencer? http://www.flickr.com/photos/32147775@N ... 502360716/

Excellent, where do you stoke the coal... I can’t quite make out the boiler

That is one serious piece of analogue goodness.

[Voltor07]

Did someone say sequencer? http://www.flickr.com/photos/32147775@N ... 502360716/

Excellent, where do you stoke the coal... I can’t quite make out the boiler

That is one serious piece of analogue goodness.

Thank you! Built it myself. Working on the board now. It has been quite the undertaking.

[GregAE]

Because I never seem to have enough LFOs on hand... problem solved!

[fyvewytches]

Because I never seem to have enough LFOs on hand... problem solved!

Very useful module ! I've been thinking about getting one of those, if there were 2 sine/square LFOs and 2 up/down ramp LFOs I would not hesitate. In the meantime I got a MegaOhm LFO, also very useful with its variable waveform.

[Voltor07]

What is that bicho?

And what is the other bicho under your Phatty?

Homemade MFOS sequencer. The Thing under the LP...Would that be the Lowrey home organ?

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I guess so!

Thanks

[EricK]

Due date is today and it's a boy!