In Conversation: Tony Rolando and Alessandro Cortini Discuss Bruxa's Development | Make Noise

[@nsjx]

The whole enchilada err lasagne that is Strega, demonstrates the level of thought and planning (and Creativity) that was shared b/t you two during dev. I am in LIVE w my Strega and now finally the Bruxa has landed. I get what Tony means by 'cleaner'... I will say 'silkiness'. I love both of these and my MN rack is overjoyed sharing space w her. Little Bruxa is a beauty and there is definitely Magic being applied throughout the system now. I was hesitant to placecthe order until I HEARD the silkiness in the MN vids. Otherwise I had Strega to plug into... THIS is not Strega. Both fill voids in great ways. Thanks a lot for the collabs. Please work together Again and Again.

[@Jon-BEDM]

Thank you for Strega✨, a beautiful, versatile, volatile experiment that takes me to my Happy Place, as Alessandro put it a few years ago. Nice to see, more people will access its awesome amp/TIME/FILTER with Bruxa. The demos sound awesome! Happy patching y’all.

[@electricdawn2258]

Love my Strega as well. 👍

[@travishanes8485]

Completely agree. It's also my happy place.

[@bertiebigbass4607]

Loving the background music as much as the talk!

[@kevinaaronson]

Strega is the greatest instrument I have ever had the pleasure of owning. Hands down. It tickles my brain in a way no other has. When I'm not playing, I'm thinking about playing. Glad Eurorackers get a taste of its time section.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I can't wait to put Bruxa in Echophon's feedback path :)

[@calderwood9641]

I’m very happy this module is being made.

[@DivKid]

Very enjoyable, thanks for sharing the conversation.

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

Thanks for tuning in Ben!

[@ytJnC]

I think the Curtis chips that were mentioned are part of the Solar 42. I did a little research for a presentation on it. There’s a lot of Russo/soviet history in that box. Fascinating drone synth. 😎

[@gladlawson61]

Can't wait for mine

[@hundredsofseabirds8022]

❤ great conversation

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

Thanks for watching!

[@VictorSalendu]

This content is worth sharing! 😃

[@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!

[@akuliak]

The section about how breaking out parts of instruments leads to new results gets me thinking... if only Strega's waveshaper could be its own module with dedicated input 😉

[@LEONBARRAGAN277]

Portugal is full of magical places and perhaps that abstract map printed on Bruxa's circuit board will take you to Sintra

[@MASof1989]

The name also makes me think of "Bruxer" which is the term used for grinding or clenching your teeth 😬🎶 can't wait to get mine

[@ChainsawCoffee]

Yes, Strega and Bruxa are not "Cortini in a box"! Each is part of an instrument we make ourselves with wires and imagination.

[@marcel_holdys]

Inspiring

[@mikevanderheiden]

Well this helped my wallet. Seriously though the strength of Strega and living/loving the instrument and loving the music of Alessandro and design of Tony's formats and conducting of circuits is brutalism as it's best. Till the end.

[@BobHodgen]

Cool!

[@sergioballeello4667]

della brutta strega non ho più paura perche la bella fata mi ha detto un segreto

[@LAZ-org]

Alessandro Cortini is a beautiful fairy

[@BallardofaDunk]

WhAt a dUde

[@temporoboto]

💙