My fav synth (no namecalling) started to not start anymore.
I never experienced such disappointment before.
I‘m a first world spoiled wanker.
Peace and love!

That was a lie. I find humanity much worse.
My fav synth (no namecalling) started to not start anymore.
I never experienced such disappointment before.
I‘m a first world spoiled wanker.
Peace and love!

That was a lie. I find humanity much worse.
You could always make up a song about it.
My Gamechanger Audio Lightpedal is no more. Probably my fault, accidentally putting the wrong power supply into it. But hey ho, I don’t know enough about fixing it and fuck sending it to America in tariff times, so it’s now a bookend.
You could wait for Stevie Wonder to make a song about it.
And thanks for the heads up! I’ll be careful with my Light pedal.
Have to return my DN2 for the second replacement Display. Meh. Maybe I should ask them to switch in my DN1’s Display…
Broken gear always hits harder when it’s something you actually connect with creatively. I get the “meh” reaction though — sometimes you’re too tired to even be mad. Still, there’s something weirdly motivating about limitations. A busted box can push you to explore other machines or rethink your workflow. Not fun, but occasionally it sparks something unexpected.