Yeah. I kinda went crazy for a while.

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Yeah, they told me to just turn on the camera and they would do all the heavy lifting. 😂

Thanks so much for listening!

Thank you, Martin!

Thank you! I just put my underwater cam underwater.

@@DarkManifestMusic thats cool, you should send me a video so i could use it for a KZbin Video in the future:)

Hello, my young padawan. Hope you are enjoying the day.

@@DarkManifestMusic I'am master

@@icystormninja8617 "The circle is now complete. When I left you I was but the learner, but now I am the master."

Thanks so much!

Yeah. Reminded me of an old SciFi movie. Thanks for watching!

Thank you Martin! So good to hear from you!

Thanks for watching.

Absolutely! There's no night vision filter here! 😜 Thanks for watching!

We’ll, thank you so much, Ethan!

Thanks so much for listening!

Thanks so much! Sometimes these things take on a life of their own.

Thanks, young ninja!

I like it. Very easy to use interface. Good luck!

Thank you! What a good way to state it.

Thank you for watching!

Thank you, Analog! I appreciate the listen for sure!

Thanks again, AS! Had a lot of fun making this one!

Thank you so much, AS! First time doing the video on an iPad using LumaFusion. Brilliant app!

Thanks for listening! Take care, and stay well!

Thank you for listening!

Thanks so much! Yes! Just got the Hydrasynth a few weeks ago, and it's reputation is well deserved!

Thank you, Martin!

Thank you so much!

Thanks, Bro!

Thank you so much! I am at the beginning of my music making journey, and your comment is encouraging. Usually I just drone, but am starting to experiment with actual chord progressions. The NDLR is a very helpful tool for someone like me since it has a chord sequencer. It encourages me to learn more about that world of more structure. I like Ambient Online! People like me who want to be good knob twiddlers! I am not very social, but I will try to put some effort into contributing.

@@DarkManifestMusic There is so much to discover - and so many like minded people to find. Looking forward to your next video.

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! That is one of the things I’m striving for.

Thanks for your comment! I love my BSII! It is a perfect synth for me as I learn the fundamentals of subtractive synthesis. The Typhon is amazing for how deep you can go with it. As far as the lower tones they both make, I would say they are about the same, just different applications.

@@DarkManifestMusic Τhank you for the reply. I have a Minitaur a HADES Dreadbox and a Voyager RME. I'm thinking of getting Bass Station II and the Typhon as well.

While every synth is unique, and adds it's own distinctiveness to the collective, I honestly don't know if you'll be gaining that much purchasing the BSII given your current synth selection. (A nice selection, btw.) The Typhon, on the other hand, is a synth I would recommend to any enthusiast. It's just fun to play with!

@@DarkManifestMusic You are 100% correct. I'm getting the Bass Station II, to have with me a very light synth for mobility purposes. Thank you again.

Thanks so much!

Thank you! It was fun to let my toys play in the open air! Actually, both units are connected to power via their power supplies. I ran a cord out to the garden, and it's all off camera behind my right hip.

Love you so much, buddy!

So, what I did is put some strips of grippy pad on the bottom points of contact. That eliminated any sliding. Other than that, yes, the stand is very stable even when you push on the extreme edges.