Recently bought a DFAM to partner the Mother-32 I have enjoyed so much. Found a cheap 3rd Moog 60HP case also so plan to add some modules to create a 3 tier stack w/ DFAM & Mother-32 with loads of functions below. Just need to find power! The DFAM alone thus far is really inspiring though for techno type happy accident stuff.
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I have been toying with the idea of a couple of DFAMs for the longest timeā¦ I just donāt know where Iād put them - my room is stuffed wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling.
Its a super fun box - very organic.
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It s a Max 
But i play the guitar too casually to justify another investment like that.
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You certainly can do this. Worth doing if you see a cheap H9 Core.
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I āevenā think about a second one 
Just purchased a A&H Qu-Pac, with the 16-channel snake bundled up for a total of 32 inputs. I intend to finally multi-track record live hardware jams into Ableton. Iāve been using an 8-input interface for ages, and the recording/arranging part of making the tracks has become a buzz kill.
This should enhance my workflow exponentially.
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Me too, and Iāve only had it for a day (and the above-mentioned ability to buy a Core and have all of the Max algorithms and presets on it for no extra charge makes it almost a no-brainer).
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Highly recommended tactile control https://www.evenmidi.com/midi-controllers/1-evenmidi-h9-midi-controller.html
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Yeah, Iāll be looking out for when those are back in stock!
Deckardās Dream. Iāve wanted a proper analog polysynth for a while, but havenāt fallen in love with the sound of most modern offerings. Not saying they donāt sound good in their own right, just different tone than vintage synths. I also like that itās architecture isnāt just the standard monosynth layout multiplied by x voices. The layered approach really appeals to what I want from a polysynth. From the little Iāve been able to play with it so far itās everything Iāve always wanted. It has a somewhat limited pallet, but it just always sounds so good while doing it.
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Love those hats and claps on the 110.
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@Nils made a little demo of the DR-110 through the Analog Heat. It went from a thin basic rythm to an awesome bottom heavy beat. It was awesome!
If he sees this, maybe he shares the little snippet.
Welcome to the club!
I may spring for an EvenMIDI too if they add Zoia support. I see they support Strymon pedals already.
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Here is the short snippet:
Some hum noise coming from a slightly malfunctioning spring reverbā¦
I love the DR-110!
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Me too.
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Very cool! I had a bit of a session/walk through with it yesterday. Mostly to make sure there are no issues. My first thoughts were about how it would sound through the heat. This confirms my suspicionsš
Had some time over the holidays to get stuff done. Sounds great to my ears, sums the channels and maintains clarity. Have sent some drfity space soundtrack stuff off for mastering, recording straight form mixer to zoom h5. Hopefully this is the way forward.
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How hard is it to build ? any gotchas ? advice ?
I think I might get a couple soldering kits to learn how to use a soldering iron lol
and start making one these or the kijimi
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