@@dragomirsyarov6969 with the V2 firmware the LINK behaviour via the toggle will lock both decks together with sample accuracy. The left deck controls become global :)

Thank you so much! ☺ This was such a fun session to do. I'm keen to do more of them. It also helps give me a justification to do some music from time to time.

@ keep’em coming, please!)

@@rodnee2340 I use all black and gold cables because I think it looks really cool on screen, but it does make it so much harder to troubleshoot a patch 😂

@instruo it's as cool as it gets!😁 Honestly though, if Instrõ do those cables, they are great! If it's another company Instrõ should get a deal with them. I think alot of people are moving from Frankenstein systems, to one company systems. Because they look so good and compliment so well. And Instrõ modules look fantastic. Lovely design and interesting ideas. I love my Frankenstein though! Those cables look great though! Sill spaghetti, but Michelin star classy spaghetti! I will be getting some Instrõ modules though. The dual all pass filter is something special. You guys should make a semi modular.

@ they’re all Instruō cables :) They even have gold plated tips! Because audio fidelity and all that… 😂 But mainly because it looks cool!

@instruo they do! 😆 fancy spaghetti cool!

@@mridontlikethat thanks! I moved things around again! Still trying to find that perfect setup 😂 I’m very happy with how this video came together though

Perfect timing! ☺️

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Why do you need them to make something you can easily do yourself?

@ Fair question! But why go to restaurants when you have a kitchen? 😏

@@instruo I appreciate the response, very excited at the prospect of this :)

I'm a little horrified what an Instruo sequencer would cost. And that would be needed for a full system. "Although", they could re-brand an existing one from another maker with an Instruo panel and a bit of firmware tweakage. Just a suggestion. (Please not Rene' ;-)

We just finished making the actual modules! 😅

Hilarious!! ​@@instruo

That is actually a good point. I'm sure this one would be a no brainer for VCV eventually.

@@sneakyfatcat it’s a bass register recorder. Great instrument! Far superior than its more common tenor sibling! I think it’s a very similar bass recorder that is used in the Mandalorian score. Fun fact :)

It sure can!! Tagh has a lot of capability for CV generation: stepped random, LFOs, chaos, undersampled repetitions... Tagh's main CV output can be scaled and biased locally which means no farther VCA/attenuator is needed to bridge CV source to the quantiser. I can highly recommend the 3rd LFO algorithm with its CV controlled down sampling capability as a random pattern/melody generator as a source into dail. Any questions, don't hesitate to reach out :)

@@instruo in my rack I have a collection of your utility modules, and a Moog Labyrinth + Mavis combo. What oscillator would you recommend to have a different kind of (west-coastish) voice (for random patterns etc). Also planning to get an Aradh to add LPG capacity…

@@manchoz Cš-L is my interpretation of a Buchla/West coast "complex oscillator". It would certainly be the most versatile and functional! But almost all of my oscillators feature wavefolders which have roots in Buchla circuitry. neoni is a very powerful single oscillator module which also offers all the madness that comes with through-zero FM

@@instruo Thank you so much!

@@dragomirsyarov6969 Very much dependent on what the intended use case might be in a patch :) Tagh is a very flexible control source. It can function as a clock input source, following external tempos and adding probabilistic modifications to it. Tagh provides 2 parallel CV outputs, one a more traditional analogue sample and hold. It can be externally clocked and can sample either the module’s own internal white noise source, or any external signals. The main random output is the more flexible one. It can take rolls of clockable LFOs, random steps, chaos and repeatable random. There are many ways of combining it with Arbhar!

@@instruo I'm looking to add another 4HP module to complement my Arbhar, but space is tight, so it has to be 4HP. I'm brainstorming options and debating whether Ochd, Tágh, or something else would be the best fit. From what I’ve gathered, Tágh seems like the better choice, especially since I don’t currently have an additional clock source.

Hi @oliverjung478, Thanks so much for your interest. Completely taking me by surprise, the entire batch sold out on Wednesday. I really didn't expect such a level of interest and support. I'm trying to figure out what a best way to proceed would be with any possible followup production batches. My financial goal has been reached to support Winston's radiotherapy treatment. For which I cannot thank everyone who has shown support enough! As there does seem to be demand I am going to chat to the Instruo crew and GlasgowSynthGuild team to figure out how we might best proceed with another production run. Sorry I can't give better news regarding availability. And thank you again for your interest. Cheers! Jason

@ Hi Jason, as long as Winston gets better all is fine… have to big foxred labs sitting next to me wishing you guys all the best ;-) And if you do another batch I am definitely a taker!!

Thanks Mike! ☺ He's handling the therapy like a champ. He'll be disrupting classes again in no time!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you ☺ He's sleeping off the dopey-ness from this morning's treatment. But doing very well. I'll give him a can of tuna later!