What's your latest purchase & what are your intentions with it? [pics ftw] (Part 2)

The Allen and Heath GL2400 32 looks great! How is it to work with it and does it sound good?

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I can only compare it to my previous Yamaha MGP32X, which was fairly decent but had a much louder background noise.
Its sound is nice and clear, with decent warmth and it just sounds ‘bigger’ somehow compared to the Yamaha.
The unit is also nicely laid out with really solid build quality.

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Nice to hear! Its a lot of channels and its not too big nor expensive so that’s great!

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Modern Jazz Palettes course by Sean McGowan on TrueFire, bought on intro discount.

Windows is one of my favorite Chick Corea tunes. I was sold as soon as I saw the clip of an etude written for that tune.

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Got the conductive labs MRCC for my midi setup it was lacking on that department.now I can merge everything on my rig. especially my midi usb controllers with my hardware

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Been saving for the Modor DR-2 for a while. It has exceeded all expectations. With the addition of parameter locks, this is a complete instrument. It combines the best of all my favorite drum machines. I’m surprised that there isn’t more coverage of this thing on youtube. It’s been out for a while.

The ISE-NIN was more of an opportunistic purchase. I’ve always been a fan of the Jupiter 8 and I had some extra holiday funds. I’m still getting to know its depths. The user guide is pretty sparse. It has all the goods, I just need to probe them. Stunning to look at, though.

The cat, Tom, is a temporary ward. He mixed it up with a neighborhood roughneck and we had to nurse him back to health. We found him a forever home and he’s moving there in a couple weeks. I’m gonna miss him. :orange_heart:




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:heart: for the kitty

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Decksaver for the Syntrx.

Intention: keep the Syntrx nice and dust free for decades.

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Really cool! How do you sequence the Syntrx?

Whoa - Ise-nin!!!

Haven‘t seen many of them. Did you do an DIY build? Would it be possible to report the dimensions? Seems to be more compact than I imagined.

Congrats - great and beautiful setup!

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One of the last missing bits in the Boss collection. Condition: as new! Even the saving foil is still on the front panel. I imagine it is 1976 and I took it from the shop yesterday…

Purpose: giving extra flavor to the RE-303 along the Space Echo and Strymon Big Sky.

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After weeks of patiently waiting, my Sequential OB-6 Desktop has finally arrived:

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Nice! I wonder why they put the ‘correct’ bank select buttons on this module, but different ones on the Prophet module? :thinking:

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Amazing synth! Congrats.

What do you mean with the “correct” Bank Select?

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The OB module bank buttons look like the keyboard buttons, but on the Prophet module, the buttons are small square ones on the module that are a different shape to the ones on the keyboard version. Prophet 6 module has the keyboard style but on the 5 they changed it. I still want one though XD

At least on the OB-6 and Prophet 6 desktop versions, the bank buttons are the same. Just different colors.

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New Pedal day!

Alan is very interesting and strange!

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Whoa, what do these do?

I’ve been using mine more and more and turns out it is a very versatile synth, you are going to love it!

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I didn’t do the DIY build. it’s compact, but looks more so next to the Modor, which is delightfully HUGE. The ISE-NIN is about the same width as a Keystep. The non-DIY is only about 4 inches deep or so. It’s beautifully laid out and doesn’t feel cramped at all. (speaking of not cramped, you could do your taxes between the knobs on the DR-2)

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