Bass bot. Find enough inspiration to fire up ableton.
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I learned about the Lindell Audio LiNTEC today and purchased it for my vocal chain. Presently, I have a Warm Audio EQP-WA, but it is a little too dark for my vocals. The LiNTEC is solid-state with transformers and might give my vocals a better sound.
Overall, it is reasonably priced and worth the risk. While they are not my go-to options, I have no regrets with the LiN76 and LiN2A compressors.
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intention: presense of some crazy stuff in the frame when shooting vids.
(not a set, just coincidece)
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Love to hear this, looks cozy!
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The floor with heating is my favorite part
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R*S Serge NTO & New Gates / VCFX 2023
Intentions: bleebs & bloobs
Thanks @LyingDalai for reigniting my NTO GAS here. 
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Ordered a Warm Audio WA76-A and WA76-D compressor. I am interested to see how they compare to my Black Lion Audio Bluey and Seventeen.
Warm Audio WA76-A
Warm Audio WA76-D
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So cuuuuuute! Not the DT, of course.
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Got a couple of these wee bonny light shows. Mainly for fun as I scope things on the computer. Wanted something fun and instant though for visual feedback. Just got the input gain dialed in.
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That’s awesome! I watched a tutorial on youtube about making a big desktop eq / spectrum vu meter (not sure what to call it, like a physical parametric VU meter or something) out of transparent acrylic glass rods and RGB LED lights seated in the base with a controller of some sort, and I’ve wanted something like that ever since (you need a laser cutter to make it though). That looks super fun to play around with!
Do you have it hooked up to be controlled by music / sound?
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It’s coming off of one of the two headphone outputs of the Claret, so anything I’m playing hits those.
I saw that video (or one like it) that you mentioned, and it was quite cool. I’ve also watched a lot of the volumetric display types too. I just love colored blinking lights. Have since I was a kid, and will continue to enjoy them. 
These are actually quite affordable on eBay. They are available from multiple sources, and all around $100 each for the various types. There’s a VU, a Spectrum Analyzer, and an EQ that’s also a Spectrum Analyzer. I got the VU and the EQ, but only using the EQ as a spectrum display, not as a graphic EQ. I was worried it might introduce some unwanted effects into the rest of the signal path. (not verified, I just didn’t want to loop it in)
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What’s not to love? 
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Quardrivium is such a cool book, check it out friends, the planets orbits+music chapters are like woah mind blowing!
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Love mine.
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Never been a Stan for anything but I would consider streaking naked thru these American streets for a lifetime of free Scaler updates.
My intention is to use the new Piano Roll, Arrangement and VST/AU hosting features to create my own modal samples to chop up in DT2/SP404.
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I upgraded to Scaler 3 today. I don’t think there is anything special about it other than having all the tools in one place. I did the upgrade because it was only $29 for me. I must have used the previous one maybe three times the most.
As i mentioned many times, i mostly produce using MPC Software. Users know that you there are tens of scales, modes, chords for various genres , arpeggio patterns… It can create events (add notes) for you, humanize, can merge patterns into chords etc. and perhaps many more things that i can’t remember now.
Scaler 3 is exactly that except it is in all one place (lots of menus though). And it does one more thing where it suggests chord progressions etc. But you could do this simply by Googling or using circle of fifths. I dont think i will be using it many times but for $29 i just had to…
If you are thinking to buy it for the original price, i say check what is available first. It could be in your DAW already. I am sure Ableton and Bitwig can do the things i mentioned above. I just don’t know.
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