Moog Music Forum

I use the Sonuus G2M to control my LPTE with my guitar.
Their i2M Musicport is new & looks particularly cool.

http://www.sonuus.com

I run everything into my Mackie CFX-12.
You can't go wrong with Mackie.

Just remember though, buy a unit with more channels than you think;
you'll use them all up fairly quickly & wish you bought the next unit up.

OF COURSE you need a RingMod!!

Silly rabbit. Its the best MoogerFooger... well except for the Delay.

I'd worry about possible humidity inside caused by the temp change. Problems won't manifest for a while but when it does, you'll not know what started the problems. It won't be a lot of worry this one time but regularly gigged outdoor units can fail prematurely as they heat/cool when exposed to lowe...

I run my LP into a Mackie mixer so I can both:
play through my PA speakers or
route the mix to my firewire audio interface to the computer for recording.

I've got a brand spanking new Akai MPC500 I'd let go for $450.

I see where the Doepfer Dark Time supports 1/2/5V (octaves) but that doesn't state it outputs -5 to +5V that the Little Phatty requires.

What does it mean when a sequencer isn't -5 to +5V?

I'm leaning toward the Manikin Schrittmacher.

The genoQs Nemo is a very interesting 2nd.

I caught him in Seattle 4 or 5 months ago & he used his theremin with his guitar.
He'd swing the neck toward it & back, modulating some kind of other effect.

I also thought it'd be difficult to fit a Ring Mod into playing music but the most obvious application is to use it as a tremolo. I like mine set to a dual-mode tremolo of sorts that sounds like: "wah wah - wahwahwah - wah wah", a couple slow wahs then a few fast ones. I use most effects s...

HB3 wrote:Well, I'm on your side. But you're limited to their preset lengths.

Not true.

I usually shop at Sweetwater & my rep just puts a special order in for me for any length I want.
I even got a right-angled TRS cable for a tight Boss pedal expression jack application on my board.

95% of my cables (~$.8k) are Monster despite the great debate; I love 'em.

Besides tone-sucking effects, tone can suffer when an effects-chain isn't properly buffered like a guitar w/passive pickups for instance. Most of the passive true-bypass loopers are best for isolating a chain of effects to minimize tone-loss but if they don't incorporate FET or optical switching, yo...

Check out the Strymon El Capistan Delay. It seems to be the most accurate tape emulator available. It sounds awesome with more control than thought possible! ...on my short list :wink: http://www.strymon.net/products/elcapistan/ http://www.deluxeguitars.com.au/images/pedals/strymon-elcapisan.jpg

Yeah, should be fine.

The only real thing you must remember is to never use guitar or patch cables to connect speakers to amplifiers.