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cantremember wrote:Looks like eqd is releasing a new reverb/stretch? pedal



*Edit* Can anyone see this photo?

You were linking to the album, not the image.

Inconuucl wrote:Lets start 2021

You know after considering NAMM 2021 as an idea.. unless NS comes out with a NXT or WAVE fretted omni bass [you know something not $3800+] 2021 can fuck it's self gear wise...

Inconuucl wrote:

cantremember wrote:Looks like eqd is releasing a new reverb/stretch? pedal



*Edit* Can anyone see this photo?

You were linking to the album, not the image.

Thanks! I'll figure it out eventually

Eivind August wrote:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brWce4I_kxs[/youtube]

I'm really looking forward to this one though didn't really find much use out of the EQD Arpanoid like I thought I might. But this looks potentially like a lot of fun.

I heard that new EQD guy last night. It seems like a reverb/vibrato/chorus combo with some pitch shifting on the reverbs. Could be pretty slick.

cantremember wrote:Looks like eqd is releasing a new reverb/stretch? pedal



*Edit* Can anyone see this photo?

They trademarked the name in 2018, so this one's been in the works for a while. Their YT channel has teaser clips, too.

Not a fan of the red on white. Bleh. I'll wait for a purple one.

that's a hella long lead time.

Looks like a worship pedal for the spaghetti monster crowd...

So it might be awesome.

from the demos this seems like it could be just the thing i'm looking for to use on my front-end board...i was thinking that i needed a "signal degradation device." i am exceedingly curious to see a fuller demo, and this better not be a 100 Units For The Flipper Market thing.

Korg dropped 3 synths on Sunday night---the (40% smaller) 2600, Modwave (wavetable), and a limited reissue of the 70s MiniKORG (FS). I'm guessing the MiniKORG will continue later as a smaller version. I find that choice really bizarre. I'm curious to see if the Modwave can really stand out, considering the recent wave of digital poly units.

playlists for the MK 700 FS & Modwave: https://soundcloud.com/korg

echorec wrote:Korg dropped 3 synths on Sunday night---the (40% smaller) 2600, Modwave (wavetable), and a limited reissue of the 70s MiniKORG (FS). I'm guessing the MiniKORG will continue later as a smaller version. I find that choice really bizarre. I'm curious to see if the Modwave can really stand out, considering the recent wave of digital poly units.

playlists for the MK 700 FS & Modwave: https://soundcloud.com/korg

Wow! That's really great. I have the bigger brother 800DV, which is like two MiniKORG 700S synthesizers in one housing, so I won't need this cool reissue. I like that they added a joystick, an arpeggiator and aftertouch. Spring reverb is also a nice new feature.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2HjRPPiS0E[/youtube]

sounds pretty phat

https://cdm.link/2021/01/midi-has-a-sli ... e-for-2-0/

Not so much a product unveiling, but I'm just really excited for MIDI 2.0, as the original midi protocol is a real bottleneck in music design, I can only imagine the crazy shit that'll come out of this.

Dandolin wrote:sounds pretty phat

I have the DW-8000 (and my son has the DW-6000). The sound can indeed be very fat with the original units already. If the filter of the modwave comes close to that of the DW synths, it will sound great.