HARD SYNC. Amazing work showing this as usual. I spent a good 20 minutes with it at Knobcon and was pretty impressed. The little things they chose to do really make this stand out as something more than just another VCO, while still really filling the space of all the basics you could need.
I cant wait for this! Arrives tomorrow. Sounds awesome. This time I won’t blame you for making me buy it😂 I’ll thank you for the thorough rundown and sound sample demonstration, which confirmed my curiosity. I’m looking forward to this one. I think it’ll sit nicely in my vco cluster……. Definitely suits me.
Hardest of hard syncs. :P . . . That definitely is some crazy sync on this machine. Love how they let you use the transform on external audio for waveshaping and subs. That's nice of them. ^^
was one of the first to put my email down for this at KC X) absolutely lovely sounds at an incredible price, well worth it and it was nice meeting you too at the Pluton booth :D
THE HARDEST OF HARD SYNC'S! That FM demo is the first time I've heard an oscillator quack like a duck - missed DATA screen meme opportunities there Ben 🤣
You just have to stop watching these videos with all the interesting and awesome sounds, great patch ideas and stunning, creatively built electronic masterpieces. 😁
Div, i hope you know you are supporting what I believe to be a human that is also a bat i met him and took a 5 second video of him (the only amount of time they would allow.... for obvious reasons) and he ... i cant really explain it, but... he immediately turned into a bat and at another human so..... yeah. earthquaker fucking rules.... the dude (in human form) is amazing and fun.... and the devices make amazing sounds.... but..... ....... ... im pretty sure "something is going on" (hahahahah no i dont like trump lol)
secretly I've always wanted to dress up like Robin to appease the Battiest of men and their overlords but they wouldn't let me. Though I had my super hero socks on, but the sidekick sock series were in the wash. Failures on all levels.
