Social_Drift wrote: ↑Mon Dec 13, 2021 4:49 pm
dunno if I said, but my 12u was freaking me out too much, so I downgraded to 2 3u cases "something my anarchic" I thougt. well it's more portable, and doesn't seem like I've wasted my entire life savings on in. except I don't go anywhere, and I did waste my entire life savings on it
Invest in Furbies.
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Volume is a fantastic thing,
Power and volume - Pete Townshend
8hp filter? it's Christmas, and it would encourage me to start recording again. the Kala Goañv module is fairly low cost for TouellSkouarn, who always seems fun, but idk
Social_Drift wrote: ↑Wed Dec 15, 2021 6:51 am
8hp filter? it's Christmas, and it would encourage me to start recording again. the Kala Goañv module is fairly low cost for TouellSkouarn, who always seems fun, but idk
Start recording again, it may bring you stability and focus
I've gotten three of the desktop Behringer clones myself. The Wasp is the only one with no proper CV implementation... I bought it last and didn't research it very thoroughly, assuming CV for pitch/gate were a given... It's a bit riduculous having to dedicate something like the General CV to CV-to-MIDI duties in order to integrate the Wasp without having to rely on my computer, which isn't always appropriate or convenient.
I do like the filter, though. I ordered 3×48-point patchbays recently as I am planning a big overhaul of my studio nook/fap corner. I like the filter enough that I'm considering using some stackcables with 1/4 adapters just so I can patch ext. non-modular shit through it while still being able to patch modular signals in, all without unplugging any pre-existing connections.
The MIDI-only thing really sucks, though. I'll probably end up buying a dedicated CV-to-MIDI module, maybe several, to interface with it/other MIDI gear eventually as I don't like tying up multi-function/powerhouse modules like the General CV and Disting just for that.
It is pretty fun to freak out MIDI gear with chaotic CV signals.
