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Ah, that’s the other module in my rack, it’s the FX Aid XL with the black hole reverb algorithm.

@@ProfessorSynth THX

I have a Vermona qmi2 midi to cv converter, a Vermona Melodicer, a Ladik sample and hold, a Ladik dual slew limiter, a Doepfer clock divider, and a Ladik dual quantiser. None of these were used first the dum machine apart from the midi to cv converter, the rest is all Behringer System 55. Thanks for listening.

@@ProfessorSynth Wonderfull Professor Synth; THX very much this helps - I will source the Vermona qmi2 midi to cv converter (and other devicesmnetioned by you) - you answered my main question very well & THX ("a Vermona Melodicer, a Ladik sample and hold, a Ladik dual slew limiter, a Doepfer clock divider, and a Ladik dual quantiser. None of these were used first the dum machine apart from the midi to cv converter, the rest is all Behringer System 55. Thanks for listening.".

The reason being I liked the sonic aestheic a lot and now now I understand what else was involved in the sound itself (none other that the SYS55) and whatever you used to built the track/extra's not used. Am I correct that NO reverb/delay and NO compression was used in making the recording (meaning this is the raw synth/drum sound tha YOU made only?)? THX in advance. Would welcome a patch sheet of it - just perfecty made by you and it has HUDGE application potential - THX for sharing.

@@aemilpeters5644 happy to help

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Cheers Tim 😁

@@ProfessorSynth your welcome

Thanks Will. What else to do on a wet and cloudy afternoon? Still waiting for summer to arrive here in UK

Here in Canada too.....Mid June and it's cloudy and cold almost every day. (my wife and I sleep outside in the garden, in a gazebo - all summer - still less than 10 degrees each morning......)

yes it is :)

Thanks Tim 👍

@@ProfessorSynth your welcome Rob

Go for it! Thanks for listening

Yeah, inspirational :)

Thank you for listening

Thank you, much appreciated

Thanks Tim. Oh yes, I am in Kent 😁

Thanks for listening Paul

Cheers mate 😁

Thanks Tim. Yes had a load of foxgloves self seed and thought they looked stunning.

@@ProfessorSynth nice and colourful

Thanks Will

Thanks for listening. This was filmed at Rochester castle in Kent.

Thanks for listening Tim 👍

Thanks for listening

Thanks Tim. The drums were from a Korg Volca Sample.

Well if you made a system with 38 modules, 2 cases and 2 heavy duty power supplies it would probably cost $5000 - $6000 or more so I would say yes. Thanks for listening.

Thank you Nige 😁

Thanks Will. Sounds great with the IEMs cranked up.

I'll bet......and I find that - because the IEMs block out so much external noise, you can even listen quieter sometimes (to prevent ear fatigue) and yet still hear every detail.....(my wife hates it when I'm doing audio editing with mine in, and I don't hear the phone ring - only 2 feet from me, and she has to come and answer it......)

Thanks Tim

Thank you

Thank you

Thanks for the inspiration Andy

Thank you 😁

Thanks Tim.

Cheers mate

Thanks Tim

Thank you. The System 55 (or 15 or 35) are a very good value way of getting into modular, probably around a third of the cost of buying the modules from other vendors which is why I thought I would try it. I have to say, I am pleasantly surprised. I find it promotes a creativity that “conventional” synthesisers don’t seem to. Thanks again for listening.

The reverb is the FX Aid XL with the black hole reverb. The midi to CV converter is the Vermona qMI2. Thanks for listening.

Yes, sorry the image is not so clear. Yes, it’s the trace referred to in the text at 1.50. Hope you manage to do the modification OK but message me again if not and I will try to make it more clear.

Thanks for listening. I have made some V Trig to S Trig converter cables as shown in one of my previous videos. This means I can bypass the interface altogether.

@@ProfessorSynth I will watch that video, thanks a lot.

Thanks for listening Tim. It looks more complicated than it is. There is a lot of repetition for the four voices.

Terrible 😁

@@ProfessorSynth Thank God for ambience. Thanks Rob. Cheers

Thank you 😁

Cheers mate 👍

Thanks for listening

Thanks for listening 👍

Hi, thanks for the comment. I did consider modifying the 911 but it looked like it might be too tricky given that it’s all SMD . I would be interested to see details of your modification. Rob

I have added some notes in the description. Thanks for listening.

I am wondering this.

I have added some notes in the description. Thanks for listening.

@@DisciplinedCommotion Ah, perfect, thanks! I was hoping to replicate it .I just got the Metropolix and I might be able to figure out something.

Why replicate it when you can make up your own thing?

@@kidkiqueas the sagacious Marge Simpson once said "I just think it's neat!"

Thanks for listening