oh yeah baby

[herbinator45]

You're right.

You're so right though, I love you and everything you say.

good. thanks.

[herbinator45]

9th almost exclusively uses FL hfb, so again, you're an idiot.

[m0rb1d]

heres some modular synth porn to detract from the gayness
good god if i only had 15 grand.....some day
i present to you, the buchla 200e modular synth

[al-Mu'akhkhir]

ahhh yeah man arturia's minimoog V just ain't as good as the real thing... you lucky bastard.

[m0rb1d]

some dude i work with was actually like "why are you spending that money dude you could get the software and people wont even be able to tell the difference"

it's like cool dude, why do you bother to have a half stack when you can just have guitar rig?

[Being]

having a physical piece of equipment always os better

a) sound quality

b) having physical control (especially with things like the buchla and moogs, electronica type instruments) is much better because you can do anything and everything spontaniously, without having to click click click experiment wait to load, its all as you go you create, allows a lot more creativity

[©antSEEme]

m0rb1d, you ever thought of building your own custom synth? with companies like PAiA and doepfer, you could build a (relatively) inexpensive bad-ass analog synth, and it could have just the things you would like on a synth, such as certain oscillators, filters, midi, ect...

always wanted to make my own, just dont have the time or $ to do so.


and werd. its all about the sonics when it comes to analog synths. software/samples/romplers just cant match the real thing (but they come pretty close).

[Grieves]

damn, my shit is strictly analog, an acoustic guitar onto a 4 track cassette player/recorder, which will never see the light of digitizing...its that bad...

[al-Mu'akhkhir]

^ thats legit though grieves.

[herbinator45]

nothing wrong with the rawness of a four track. plus, you can record almost anywhere and get the vibe of your surroundings to come through the music.

[m0rb1d]

m0rb1d, you ever thought of building your own custom synth? with companies like PAiA and doepfer, you could build a (relatively) inexpensive bad-ass analog synth, and it could have just the things you would like on a synth, such as certain oscillators, filters, midi, ect...

always wanted to make my own, just dont have the time or $ to do so.


and werd. its all about the sonics when it comes to analog synths. software/samples/romplers just cant match the real thing (but they come pretty close).

eventually i will. the moog will serve as the most badass midi controller of all time then

the only reason im not now is because my roommate and bandmate is gonna build an awesome eurorack modular in the very near future. and because im still trying to understand modulars heh. hopefully someday i can build a buchla 200e, i only need like 10gs

[m0rb1d]

two days till all the moogerfoogers get here and two weeks for the voyager because the electric blue finish was backordered.

[Being]

Aww how sad..... Jerk just keep rubbing it in

[m0rb1d]

the first batch of shit is here(shitty cell pics)!


it's the analog delay, low pass filter, and ring modulator moogerfoogers!


with my freq box thrown in

[wallyandthecarp]

godly.

[m0rb1d]

better shitty cell phone pic

[Being]

did i mention im jealous

[©antSEEme]

if you actually use those as stompboxes, im fucking robbing you.



srsly, dont step on em. tabletop pushbutton access ftw (but you prob. already know that by the way it looks like you got those set up)

[m0rb1d]

oh no
i plan on taking a 2 tier keyboard stand and putting them on the top row with some sort of shelf ill have to make or something and then the voyager on the bottom row.


sooooo many knobs!

[Being]

Mmmmmmm knobs.



You know once I move I'm going to be playing with your knobs every chance I can get