Plinky

The Lounge Other Gear
#1

Any other plinky fans?

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#2

I’m into it. I don’t get it but it looks super fun.

Delete this before the crowd that hates unique UIs get here.

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#3

Looks cool! I love tiny gear like that

#4

That s a really nice project. And affordable too.

#5

Reminds me of the TE PO series!

#6

don’t see the price listed on their site, how much is it?

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#8

nice set of sounds here
https://soundcloud.com/plinkysynth/sets/plinky-demos

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#9

Here’s what I’m thinking for my 60hp 4ms Pod.

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#11

Sounds really good, loads of functionality and genius-level UI. Not sure there’s a place got it in my setup but I’ll probably end up getting one down the road.

#12

it’s a nice device, super clever in being simple and complex. surprisingly expressive pressure and aftertouch sensitivity.

a ton of interesting possibilities integrated to external synths

I think my LH fret hardened finger tips are a little less effective though with the capacitance! or else my RH is just more ‘electric’ ! :clown_face:

#13

I’m sorry, every time this topic comes to the top I think of this:

#14

“It’s Plinky! It’s Plinky! / For fun it’s the best of all toys…”

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#15

why can’t all Eurorack modules come in a plinky form factor with an optional standalone aluminium case for under $300?

there needs to be some regulations

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#16

One has to be able to solder.

[Edit: I bet Loopop didn’t have to.]

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#17

I bet he didn’t have to, but I have a feeling he could. So could anyone else in a few hours time.

#18

not me… I want one already made.

#19

Hey, I’ll make you one, if you like.

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#20

Looks awesome

edit: actually big call but…. this is the best thing I’ve seen in ages… maybe since the op1

so rad

those sounds on my heart

#21

Christ, thats nuts (in a Good way)

Can Plinky handle that many triggers though?