Thank you :-) It's part of the fun of music that it's like riding a horse - you set a direction, but it seems that it also has a mind of its own!

@@Gavddotcodotuk indeed ...let the horse run free 😁

Thanks Richard! I loves me my Tracker :-)

Thanks! Kind of you to say 😌

No software install was needed, it's class compliant if I remember correctly

@@Gavddotcodotuk Thank you. I’m very interested in the UV1 unit. It’s like dbx 286s with audio interface built-in. Since I only want to use it for my voice recording, it’s perfect and cheaper and available in my country. Thanks again!

@@nithitpiriyasathit6161 I've owned a DBS 286s and I think the UV1 is just as good, but as you say it works as a class-compliant USB interface. I track guitar and bass with it occasionally too, works great!

also, having the headphone and XLR/TRS sockets right there on the front is REALLY handy! That and the USB interface are the main reasons I went with the UV-1 over the 286s.

@@Gavddotcodotuk I totally agree with you. As you said, it’s such a nice device to be the 286s alternative. Alright, thanks again for the info. It’s really helpful. Have a nice day!

I got in early doors on the whole KZbin thing! Only used it much the last 5 years though, it's just a bit of fun for me :-)

Thank you :-) If you search "soldering mat" on Amazon you'll find dozens of them for about 15 quid or so. They're great 'cos they aren't conductive and they are heat proof and they stop screws from rolling onto the floor never to be seen again!

I did not. I replaced the whole power supply and it worked! Almost every very time I've tried to recap a power supply I've blown it up, not sure why, my soldering is reasonable!

ah ok tnx for infos

'tis arr. Reversing the sample and pratting around with the pitch makes a nice bass effect I reckon

@Gavddotcodotuk it sounds good

yes, I've had no issues with it at all. I've only ever used the UV-1 in auto interface mode, I'm not using the audio outs, just USB. It's stable, sounds good to my ears. I've recorded 8 string guitar, bass, and vocals through it, it's been happy as larry :-)

I'm glad it's not just me!

@@Gavddotcodotuk Yeah..but we need an answer !!!! 😁

Thank you! Listening back, I really like it, especially the bass

@@Gavddotcodotuk 👍

Pedalparts.co.uk is where I bought this kit 🙂

I think you could mod it to replace the filter pot with a jack for an expression pedal! Great idea

Good choice! Ds1 is a great pedal to learn repairs on because there's no surface mounted stuff, it's all through hole ( at least the one I worked on is!) but yeah I didn't even make back what I paid for the broken one when I sold it on so false economy! I think there's a whole scene of chaps who repair stuff for fun which drives up the price of broken gear

Arr, I like that scale

Take 2!

haha thanks! All these years and I think this is the first time I've combined my synths with guitar

@@Gavddotcodotuk It is a nice experiment..keep it up !!!

it needed to go

Glad you enjoyed the track :-)

that's a sick snare IMO

that's the Wasp, I thought it sounded like a kitty as well! It's the pitch modulation what dun it

I might never unpatch the WASP now, now I've got confirmation it's a kittybox

thanks! The MS-20 mini is a lovely synth :-)

@@Gavddotcodotuk it is , it is ......

thanks! I was very pleased with this one. There are a few notes that skip (probably how I had the MIDI set up, exhausting the voices on the PRO-VS) but I kind of like that :-)

@@Gavddotcodotuk It is wonderful even with those fewer notes 🙃

thanks! The main problem I have with repairs is they'll often need some part or other, I'll order it, the project will sit on the bench and when the part finally arrives I've usually lost interest! Many such cases with me. I hope your repair goes well :-)

thanks Jon! The Tracker survived my wife tripping over my nest of wires and plummeting from the sofa, this is the sound my my relief that it still works!

Lucky!

denks m9

ahh, thanks Jon! I find I record something, like it, release it, hate it for a bit, then I like it again, but this one I like right away so I expect I'll hate it in 3 months!

Thank you! I'm really enjoying exploring the K2, it's a fantastic sample factory :-)

Thanks Richard! I'm loving the K2, it were a bargain and all, only the price of fifty pints of chips!

thanks! There were a few notes I nudged out of key through the jog wheel that sound a little dissonant but I kind of liked it, so I decided to keep it as it was :-)

@@Gavddotcodotuk Great choice...those notes make it sounds mysterious !!!!

haha i imagine that like Richard Ashcroft in that Verve video for Bittersweet Symphony where he's bumping into everyone but doesn't stop singing!

@@Gavddotcodotuk yeah...exactly !!!! 😁

yes, jack an LFO into the model input :-)

@ thank you!

thank you! This was one of those tunes that came together really fast, a couple of hours tinkering, and it just felt right as something simple and pretty :-)

@@Gavddotcodotuk Pretty for sure !!!!

sure thing! You'll love the Brains! The Brains has a CV input "model" that selects the voice. It doesn't switch between banks, so it stays in the bank you've selected. I found it a little unstable/imprecise; sometimes a certain voltage would give voice 4, sometimes voice 5 (for example). That unpredictabiliy manifests more on my video "Beatbrains" kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4OnY2dmraqif6s where I try to switch between the drum voices (snare, hat, FM, kick) and sometimes it would pick an unexpected voice. Perhaps if I tuned the CV more precisely, it would be more consistent. The patch in this demo is an Oberkorn analog sequencer which has 3 lanes of voltages and 2 gates per step. I'm triggering the Brains' built-in LPG (low pass gate) rather than using an external VCA+envelope from one of the gates. I'm using the 3 voltage lanes to set 1) model (voice) 2) v/oct (pitch) and 3) the morph. Enjoy your Brains! It's a great module

I think it's as close as I get to "effortposting"! Half the samples are yours anyway! The rest are my RD-8, Pro-VS, SR16 and K2

*looks on the side of my unit* yes you can :-) They're just screwed on

I've not played the Harley Benton... I have a short scale HB 4 string though, cost me about £70 and I love it. I recorded all my Reckoned As Dead and Norli stuff on it.

could be an awful lot of things TBH. If you're connecting via RF (standard master system 2 is RF only) and there's no sound, I'd suspect it's the MS2 itself. I'd go through a process of elimination seeing if I could connect anything else over RF, then I'd open up the MS2 and try an audio probe similar to www.reddit.com/r/diypedals/comments/pc18ut/how_to_make_an_audio_probe_and_use_it_for/?rdt=48846

Amazon. If you search for something like heat proof electronics mat, you'll find dozens of them 🙂

arr, thanks Jon

Thank you, kind of you to say

I've looked through my old orders and can't find the precise model but it's something like this www.bax-shop.co.uk/keyboard-stands/innox-kb-120-mkii-keyboard-stand - I think it's exactly that one actually. I then bought some additional arms to mount more gear on it. It's a standard tubing size (1 1/4 inch or something?) so there's a lot of stuff that can mount on it. It's on half price at the moment - £87 - which really is a bargain. It's fairly sturdy for home studio use

I had a president at a startup I worked at that would say "the perfect is the enemy of the good" on a daily basis!

time evaporates on the Edge!

Thanks Jon! Love me Edge, love FM, simple as

They look nice and easy to see against the black, at the small cost of occasionally jamming the switch! I could trim about 1mm off them I guess, they're a tiny bit too long