Befaco is a synth designers collective based in Barcelona, focusing on DIY and open source eurorack modules. Since 2010 Befaco has been designing modules and providing support to an ever-growing local community of Synth enthusiast and designers.
@@Xustafu I've tried this , I'm really not sure what a repository is ? It's pretty complex , can the firmware update be made simpler in any way ? I've got the teensy uploader but failed in sending the hex file probably because of this repository thing ? Totally confused
Sounds like a great module unfortunately I will be taking my business elsewhere due to extremely poor customer service from them. I purchased the Happy Ending service for a DIY module I purchased back in January. As of today, they are not answering my emails, will not give me an update (last response was in May and they will not refund what I paid for the service. Buyer beware.
Damn...i'm fully hardware since 4 years or so,vthe only thing i realy missed was the Alchemy vst. ( a sample mangler granulator synth voice, realy missed that because i made crazy stuff with it. just the other day i was wondering..sjiit that has to be module...and tadaa there it is the Oneroi, so in love with this thing from outer space..💜🩷
@@Xustafu Thank god. I am relieved that it only means little horse. Next question: What has some Befaco modules got to do with little horses? Small but strong, hairy but smelly, useful but needs daily maintenance ?
In comparison to say a Radio Music or a Prok drum module, does the addition of the Audio Codec remove or limit the machine-noise that the Teensy brings? This is maybe a question for Tom Whitwell too but thought you guys might know the answer.
Is there a reason why you used Befaco Instrument Interface as primary input source for the mic instead of the internal input of Oneiroi (beside the fact that the input of Oneiroi is only 3.5mm)?
