Does anyone else have the thing where the LFO LEDs kind of glow bright/stop blinking in time while turning any of the pots? When turning either of the filter cutoffs, for example? It’s not a big problem, but seems weird.
My LFO leds are constantly blinking in time with their set frequency. Don’t get any kind of change in behaviour from turning knobs.
@gradient I’m glad to hear it’s worked out for you. FM is definitely a lot less about chiseling away, and a lot more about meticulously planning things out. I find FM easier on the P12 because you get more direct control over the oscillator relations. I recommend setting up a template for it and messing around with that.
@circuitghost I am trying to find a post that I think was yours… a nice big MIDI keyboard you use to play your synth modules? If it was not you, my bad!
That midi keyboard, IS AN ABSOLUTE UNIT.
It’s quite lovely, isn’t it?
It just looks so inviting!
Oh wow! First Dave Smith / Sequential Midi Keyboard tribute edition? Looks really nice! Just missing the logo as on the prophets
That’s a thing of beauty.
It’s by Extra Deluxe if anyone was wondering:
Thank you sir!
Yep, and I can vouch for them @ExtraDeluxeMfg people - super friendly, very communicative and went the extra mile to ship this behemoth to Sweden, all the way from Brooklyn, NY.
Absolutely gorgeous my friend
Thanks all credit goes to the artisans at Extra Deluge Mfg. The no nonsense beauty of this board is a timeless thing.
Freudian slip
I am assuming the pro grade keybed they refer to is a Fatar?
Yep. Same as in Prophet 6, I think.
If you’re still on the fence, this one’s all Prophet 12, through the Blackbox sampler with some field recordings to boost -
Very nice! Like the continuous pad on the background a lot, very tape-like glitchy sound. Well done!
You keep pulling me back in, dude! Thought I was over the P12 GAS phase but I suppose GAS is eternal. Still looking for a P6 primarily tho.
The track is very nice! The sound that is almost like a kick around the 2:30 mark - that’s a field recording? For me it’s things like that (using field recordings as rhythmic elements, for example) that make your music stand out and remain interesting through long-ish and fairly minimalistic tracks.