Cheers. Downloaded the Manuel nowš
Itās take ages to edit audio on it compared to the 2500. Couldnāt stand it when I owned it a couple years back when it came out.
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Cool edit pro was wave splicer back then. I had that do the slicing and bounce back to disk. Play on the 2000xl and get it done. Good times.
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My suite of software back then was Cool Edit Pro for slicing, Soundforge for stereo editing/polishing, and Opcode Vision for MIDI.
Good times!
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Novation SL61 MKIII
I want to try integrating it with Octatrack and Rytm MK2
I also love how the 16 sequencer buttons can be used as quick āchord memoryā locations
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Yes, but then, whatās the point of a stand alone machine if you need the computer? 
The 2500 with a OTO BOUM will give you speed and more punch than the 2000XL could ever deliver. 
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I did so much work with Vision on my squat little Mac Plus (before the audio days, when it was strictly for MIDI sequencing). I loved that program.
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Great demo, definitely a hidden gem for sure. I know Autechre used modded versions of this series in their early daysā¦ Iām sure Iāll pick up a few at some point.
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I havenāt actually purchased it yet, but Iām teetering toward grabbing a Skulpt. I really like my semi-compact desktop setup right now, and this would fit right in for a touch of subtractive poly-synthery. Iād probably control it with one of the Digis or maybe the M:S rather than its own sequencer. (nicer flow I think that way)
Any thoughts on these little guys? Iām āthisā close to clicking the buy button. I really like what Iāve seen/heard so far.
Interesting!
I really like the mk2 better !
Like, reallyā¦ I know for some people itās the footprint, for other the priceā¦
Of course.
But A4 mk2 is not THAT much larger.
The sound is better IMO. More ārawā, if you need it to be that way. And having access to a performance knob while tweaking is awesome.
And, well, separate outs
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Iām a bit of a cheerleader for it. With the continuously variable osc shapes and filter modes itās got a surprising range of timbres and it does sound really nice - there are plenty of demos to give you a feel for itās sound which Iām sure youāve done to death but I was taken by surprise by how nice it sounds when tweaking it in person. Mineās is connected to my DT/DN and itās my plan to use it as part of a wee live rig.
I also backed their forthcoming Craftsynth2 on Kickstarter too as it offers a nice companion monosynth with a whole bunch of interesting features for waveshaping.
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Nice! Yeah, Iāve checked out quite a few demos, and like the sound of it. The interface seems usable, and the features are good. Iām a big variable waveform and wave shaper guy, so this seems like it would be fun. The size fits into my desktop environment too.
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Guy wrote me back alreadyā¦he has no experience with the RSD-10. Soā¦unsure if its laid out the same way.
Iām familiar with the MK2 attributes from my Rytm MK2.
I just prefer the A4 MK1. (and its lower used price point) 
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Iām liking this tip. 
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I was originally using the Lego Tyres over the encoders on my Op-1. They made for a better grip/control. I bought a ton of them and now have 4 rack effects units separated by them.
@finalform I have a spare set of 4, if youād like some. I can drop/post them to your E20 abode.
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Thatās very kind but no need, Iāll try some spares from my sonās collection. Cheers!
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the wife has just text me to say that I have a Digitone-shaped parcel awaiting me at home. This is going to be a long afternoon.
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It was a Zelda Hori Battle Pad, a usb gamecube controller for the Switch.
I intend to massacre my friends faces on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with it.
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