great sound and indeed, lots of fun ! Could you elaborate on your " compact set up " ? TX
sure,
so the dt and the minitaur are being passed thru the raspberry pi, theres a pd patch i wrote running which does a looper, slicer, hi / lopass filter, delay and reverb on the audio fx side(tempo synced), it also takes the midi notes from the dt and send them to the minitaur thru an arpeggiator and a version of sting (our acid line generator) that ive ported to pd. the rpi is being controlled from the faderfox, and this is pretty much it 
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Man ! You did elaborate, big up
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and how do you get the signal out of the rpi? The analog audio out had a really bad signal-to-noise ratio last time I tried to use it (already thought about buying a HDMI extractor)
i have the pisound soundcard mounted to the rpi
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Ah, thanks - didn‘t know about that one!
Nice sound, really like it… and nice lego box for the pi 
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Wicked set dudes, I did some editing to it recently and it made it go weird 
Also, I’ve just been round my mates watching england play and told one I just bought a new Moog, he said “omg please tell me it’s this one”, then showed me your video! Told me he follows you on fb so I now have someone to come with me when you play over here 
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listening to it again ! really good set, tx for sharing
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A well deserved Like 
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Really enjoyed that
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I like the one dude’s dedication to the minimoog, and I also really like the other guy always switchin’ up his set up. It’s a good combination and fun to watch
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He looks like he needs the workout from carrying it around 
why was this merged? it’s not the same video. this video was posted only a few days ago
it shouls have actually been linked with this thread
which appears to be the same video you posted
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Cool sound. The guy on the left has a severe case of 'electric knob ’ syndrome though.
What is not to like about a live jam with Kraftwerk parts 
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Suddenly i have the GAS for a Moog Minitaur