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#986

Refering to Warp or an artist in particular?

#987

Warp in general, AFX in particular ^^
There’s some mixed influences for sure.

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#988

My humble contribution to the conversation topic, awesome thread and community here, thanks for sharing very awesome stuff. See ya!

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#989

he has some kind of effect going since it sounds more than just natural reverb. nonetheless quite impressive and I haven´t heard anyone mimicking filtering before.

#990

I was think about making my Digitone Keys and Digitakt match the Rytm MK2 / Octatrack. Had my soldering stuff out already so I did a quick 15 minute swap to try it out.

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Tested on the Digitakt first. Might need some white LED’s for the scale and chromatic buttons though.

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#991

I don’t understand what you did. Can you explain a little bit more?

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#992

The display is white instead of yellow :slight_smile:

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#993

So true. And it’s written on the screen.

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#994

At least it seems natural enough to be hard to notice :wink:

It’s also a crappy picture on my part

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#995

Now we’re talking!

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#996

Very cool. I have two screens waiting for my MD and MNM…but I can’t do it. I wrecked one MD board already.

(Always wondered why they do all the diff screen colours)

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#997

This is what I use.

Expensive? Yes, but it’s the right tool for the job. Add a little flux, put the tip on, count 2-3 seconds and press the trigger. Sucks all the solder out of the hole.
The part almost falls off the circuit board after.

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#998

That is pretty slick.

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#999

Ya I was looking at one. But my confidence is shattered. Those Elektron screens are in tite. Is the Digi screen pinned like the MD screen? Haven’t looked in the Digis

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#1000

Yeah, it’s the same type of 20pin(not sure the number on the MM) on 2.54mm pins with stand-offs.

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#1001

What would you rate your soldering proficiency level from 1 - 10?

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#1002

gold

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#1003

That’s hard to say. I mean I have a lot of experience but I’m not going to be #1 in a soldering contest… 7 maybe?

#1004

ah…im more like a -1

after practicing removing buttons from an old board, I went for the screen. mistake.

#1005

So PCB’s explode into bits when you walk into a room? Tough. You learn from mistakes though.

Another helpful gadget is a stereo microscope (low end AmScope is fine). It really helps to “actually” see what you’re doing.

You can solder without these things but you will do much better at it with them. It takes lots of practice to get really good at it. Like anything really.

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