ilovefuzz.com

Do we have a breakdown of all the Mooer pedals and what their circuits are based on and whatnot?

Ruiner wrote:Incoming!

These weren't going to be my first two modules but they have a 20% sale at analogue haven on all mutable instruments stuff right now so whatevs.... i actually have some ideas to utilize this with the guitar and control the CV with the Folktek Triad, Dreadbox sequencer pedal and Dwarfcraft Happiness pedal (which is also incoming)... doesn't matter though. Just getting a few of these things at a time to learn and decide what i want.

nice i've got a couple of the MikroPhonie, they are great with Clouds. I like using em to trigger grains and freeze, obviously awesome as sound source and for modulating any of the parameters as cv. Really cool as v/oct. i think clouds was my first module

just got the Impact Super Audio Cart because YES more chip tune sources please.

B.O.B wrote:

Ruiner wrote:Incoming!

These weren't going to be my first two modules but they have a 20% sale at analogue haven on all mutable instruments stuff right now so whatevs.... i actually have some ideas to utilize this with the guitar and control the CV with the Folktek Triad, Dreadbox sequencer pedal and Dwarfcraft Happiness pedal (which is also incoming)... doesn't matter though. Just getting a few of these things at a time to learn and decide what i want

nice i've got a couple of the MikroPhonie, they are great with Clouds. I like using em to trigger grains and freeze, obviously awesome as sound source and for modulating any of the parameters as cv. Really cool as v/oct. i think clouds was my first module

Haha nice! I'll be hitting you up for recommendations and advice soon!

B.O.B. and Ruiner combining forces

UglyCasanova wrote:B.O.B. and Ruiner combining forces

Bobiner?

Ruinob?

Ruiner + B.O.B. = Stamos artist mullet? These maths, they confuse me.

Chankgeez subliminally convinced me to emulate U2 via the power of TGP suggestion:



Now an oscillating fuzz is all that's required to fully channel The Edge.

Ruiner wrote:
Haha nice! I'll be hitting you up for recommendations and advice soon!

I don't know what you know or are looking to do, but I'd recommend you read through this series from start to finish.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160403115 ... ecrets.htm

I've mostly been learning the "west coast" Serge philosophy. The original Serge manuals and documents are super informative, but this is the goldmine for how-to into Serge modular synthesis.
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_1.pdf
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_2.pdf

This site has a wealth of info describing the individual Serge Modules with tips too.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wizardry.htm

Both of those sites are great resource for planning out/putting together a modular system, Serge or otherwise. Great thing with Serge modules is their "patch programability", you get a LOT of different functions from a single module depending on how you patch it. For instance check out the Smooth/Stepped Generator, or SSG.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG1.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG2.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG3.htm

That describes some 16 different functions of just one module. From being a VCO/LFO, slew limiting, being a lowpass filter/gate....and that's only an intro to what the module can do.

B.O.B wrote:

Ruiner wrote:
Haha nice! I'll be hitting you up for recommendations and advice soon!

I don't know what you know or are looking to do, but I'd recommend you read through this series from start to finish.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160403115 ... ecrets.htm

I've mostly been learning the "west coast" Serge philosophy. The original Serge manuals and documents are super informative, but this is the goldmine for how-to into Serge modular synthesis.
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_1.pdf
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_2.pdf

This site has a wealth of info describing the individual Serge Modules with tips too.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wizardry.htm

Both of those sites are great resource for planning out/putting together a modular system, Serge or otherwise. Great thing with Serge modules is their "patch programability", you get a LOT of different functions from a single module depending on how you patch it. For instance check out the Smooth/Stepped Generator, or SSG.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG1.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG2.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG3.htm

That describes some 16 different functions of just one module. From being a VCO/LFO, slew limiting, being a lowpass filter/gate....and that's only an intro to what the module can do.

Dude. Thank you for this.

B.O.B wrote:

Ruiner wrote:
Haha nice! I'll be hitting you up for recommendations and advice soon!

I don't know what you know or are looking to do, but I'd recommend you read through this series from start to finish.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160403115 ... ecrets.htm

I've mostly been learning the "west coast" Serge philosophy. The original Serge manuals and documents are super informative, but this is the goldmine for how-to into Serge modular synthesis.
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_1.pdf
http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_ ... Part_2.pdf

This site has a wealth of info describing the individual Serge Modules with tips too.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wizardry.htm

Both of those sites are great resource for planning out/putting together a modular system, Serge or otherwise. Great thing with Serge modules is their "patch programability", you get a LOT of different functions from a single module depending on how you patch it. For instance check out the Smooth/Stepped Generator, or SSG.
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG1.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG2.htm
http://www.serge-fans.com/wiz_SSG3.htm

That describes some 16 different functions of just one module. From being a VCO/LFO, slew limiting, being a lowpass filter/gate....and that's only an intro to what the module can do.

Great place to start. Thanks for sharing!

raj007 wrote: Dude. Thank you for this.

Ruiner wrote: Great place to start. Thanks for sharing!

speaking of Serge...NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Random*Source Serge Resonant EQ

ck3 wrote:
Chankgeez subliminally convinced me to emulate U2 via the power of TGP suggestion:



Now an oscillating fuzz is all that's required to fully channel The Edge.

https://reverb.com/item/4358944-polivok ... y-v-kuzmin

This made me chuckle: "I'M A SELLER WHO OFFERS SOVIET ANALOG GEAR AFTER FOOL SERVISING AND IN 100%WORKING CONDITIONS . PRODUCED IN 1987year and SERIAL NUMBER 0487289 Friends , write to me if you have the real suggestions for price and purchase!"


...and no, this is not a stab at people who struggle with their English abilities, just funny.

vidret wrote:ROB//RUB

Translating to Swedish: pillage / rape. He's gonna go all Viking on your gear, Bob.

Why are all the cool things that appeal to me in euro? I know I'll end up wasting a bunch of money if I dive in, but damn that stuff is appealing