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It probably is sponsorship, but coming from a TV background myself, I wonder if it wasn't a directorial decision. Everyone is co-ordinated in some sort of grey clothing and even the congas are grey. I wonder if they just wanted a very star look with no text ruining the shots. That makes sense. The ...

Oui, il en a plusieurs d'entre nous par ici. On se reconnaît tout en faisant semblant de rien

Yes, that's normal.. key priority on the Old school is always last note. Edit. Actually, I wrote that from just reading the post, but after the fact, it seemed suspiscious. I ran some checks... when pressing two keys at once and releasing them, it seems that the gate goes off, even if the lowest F (...

thealien666 wrote:Most probably from EMI, the producers of the VHS/DVD video recording.

That would not surprise me one bit... they went so far as to "ban" one of my favs videos... guess what... a rendition of Pink Floyd's Pillow of winds played on a Theremin.

thealien666 wrote:All of which have their names and logos covered by black masking tape at the back probably for legal reasons.

Surely not from the companies standpoint. They don't write their brand name in huge letters readable from a mile way for no reason. Producer's choice I would say.

control of 4 of their parameters, namely: Filter cut off frequency, volume, gate and .. zut, I can't remember the fourth one. Look at the inputs, you'll find out :) How about pitch ? :wink: Well summed up. One slight point to mention is that you can control 10 octaves worth of pitch or filter, with...

Very powerful little virtual analog machine. And he has even received awards for his VA sound engine software used in both the Ion and Micron, and Miniak of course. I had a Micron (before Moogs). Loved it. I gave it to a young, broke hungry artist. I missed it, so I got myself a Miniak. Love it eve...

thealien666 wrote: The Alesis A6 was programmed by a team of people

Don't know too much about the Andromeda, but it's little brother, the Micron, now turned into the Akai Miniak, that's master programming. Sounds real good too.

Each has his own opinion, but to me, next in line to accompany the 104 is the 101 low pass. Not the wildest an craziest, but the most useful. You can use it with any instrument, keys, strings or wind. It's also the less expensive of the foogers. You can almost have a 101 and a CP-251 for the price o...

Totally cool!

My own little tribute is dwarfed by yours.

Open up your converted pedal (with a 3/16 TRS plug), connect the tip wire and the ring wire to the switch, leave the sleeve wire unconnected. If your pedal is normally closed, it will be a sustain pedal. If it is a normally open pedal, it will be an anti-sustain pedal (it will cut the release time t...

It's not the sequencer that works like this, it's the synth. When you press a key on the synth, you establish a bus voltage. The sequencer sends a voltage sequence (or mini notes that are converted to voltage) that is added to the bus voltage through a summing opamp. That's the case for most Moogs. ...

There are a number of quirks processing audio with the Rogue. First identify your mono plug from the insert cable. Assuming the RS09 is Vtrig, you should use the mono plug that carries the ring signal. Now set everything in the following order. If you don't it may not work. - Set OSC volumes to 0 on...

Common problem indeed when you hold a guitar. Easily solved if you want to invest in a suitable controller. I use both a behringer BCR2000 and a Roland FC300 foot controller with my midi foogers (murf and delay). Besides bypass and regular cc control with expression pedals, my favorite trick is to a...