can I use spaghetti to connect my trinity to my new mixer?
thanks for any and all help
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I found that linguini works the best, even though I’ve read that unless your connections are really far and between, it doesnt matter.
First thing to do is decide on the sauce…
Are you using Octatrack to manipulate other machines audio? If so, do you need a mixer?
Sometimes I run gear through the OT, then into a mixer for that analogue circuit magic, then record a line out from the mixer. Other times I have gear each on their own mixer channel strip, including OT, and record the mix as before. Depends really, I dont have one fixed workflow as I make too many different types of music, in different ways, with different synths and machines.
I have my reverb pedal perma patched as a send return on my mixer. Stereo reverb yes please.
Fettucine is popular but I hate it myself…
Penne is rad but a pain in the butt to eat.
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Don t forget a good dose of olive oil for that slick fatness.
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Longest are chinese noodles. Take 3 of each for a balanced connection.
Another tip, if you run out of crocodile clips you can use actual crocodiles
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Fussily for spiral arpeggiators
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I like to layer my sounds like a tasty lasagna.
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Don‘t forget to add plenty of salt to the water of your pasta, it helps with conductivity!
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And I heard that a new Elektron box is coming : Model:Pasta
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Someone please make a spaghetti-synth meme out of that.
Don’t be like this guy/gal - no one likes overcooked spaghetti
All hail the noodley one!
For it is with the noodley one that we find our path to salivation.
On topic:
Ya’ll are reminding me that I have a day of cable cleanup and organization I’ve been putting off.
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Never rinse your pasta either! It washes away all of the analog warmth ! 
(it’s what makes the magic stick to it)
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