Anyone have any ideas as to what this can may be? The closest to a name I could get out of the pic is "Magmavox"
That looks like it may be a joystick interface at the bottom and the large orange module has a joystick out. The rest of what I can read is just common terms, LFO shape, ETC.
Dude doesn't know what he has and has it for sale for $1,200
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Edit: Asked around and it looks like the bottom rows are PAiA modules, which were sold as kits, so likely was a DIY job. Top bit might be something custom as well? Not sure they're super valuable though.
Edit: Asked around and it looks like the bottom rows are PAiA modules, which were sold as kits, so likely was a DIY job. Top bit might be something custom as well? Not sure they're super valuable though.
Here's the ad, it's all i've got. I assumed a series of kit builds.
Edit: Asked around and it looks like the bottom rows are PAiA modules, which were sold as kits, so likely was a DIY job. Top bit might be something custom as well? Not sure they're super valuable though.
Here's the ad, it's all i've got. I assumed a series of kit builds.
oof. after continually being blown away with how many sounds are in the BIA..... finally broke down and ordered a Loquelic Iteritas Percido. thing looks too damn amazing.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
I was on a short but nice holidays trip in Hokkaido (private onsen, fuck yeah) so I haven't had much time to spend with the Teletype yet but damn, that module makes so many other things obsolete for me. The fluidity of the process of just typing a few simple commands and getting a ton of different possible results is wonderful for me. And I haven't even plugged the expanders yet.
The fact that all the code for a scene can be written on one (paper) page is also awesome. I'm reading all the doc and writing scenes on paper that I can test at home later...
If I don't fuck things up my first "proper" scene should be a multiple CV generator that I intend to use with my BIA first but would work with anything else and that should allow me to generate parameters sets (i.e. 4 sets of values for 4 parameters), apply variations to each set and send the desired voltages when desired. For the BIA that would mean have 4 CV outs plugged in the BIA's CV ins, 4 trigger ins that would each choose the relevant parameters set and send these CVs and 4 other trigger inputs use to randomize the relevant parameters set, with the randomization amount controlled by the knob (i.e. no change at 0, full random at 1).
So basically I could generate/refine 4 different sounds from the BIA and then trigger them when I want either internally or through the trigger inputs.
Should be fun and a good way to familiarize myself with the syntax/features set.