I like semi-modulars. Looks like there are plenty of connections, and they decided to put them across the top. ( or is that the bottom ?)
Maybe the tree logo, rather than the monster on the front panel ?
I like semi-modulars. Looks like there are plenty of connections, and they decided to put them across the top. ( or is that the bottom ?)
Maybe the tree logo, rather than the monster on the front panel ?
I think itās the bottom - like the Voltage Research Lab
(assuming this is the front panel)
Hyyyyypeculation
That looks full-voice, 3U to me.
I expect the points on the bottom: typical two tune knobs - big ass filter knob - VCA/mixer pathway. Plus isnāt the case cut that way?
Gotta hit it with the thicccc Pittsburgh accent.
That land of the yeti midnight movie wavy video teaser shtick is starting to get on my nerves.
At least itās not in Latin
That would be fun . This synth is pure infarctus!
But can it do balalaika?
I still regret not getting a full voltage labā¦ that will be one off my biggest regrets in lifeā¦lol.
Not your fault. They literally didnt make enough, and they admitted it. Id buy one too if they were available. But no, theyāre making some new thing.
Handily, they are apparently making a lot more Taigas this time around (source, who does a lot of livestreams with Richard Nichols of Pittsburgh Modular)
Yes but the voltage lab was specialā¦ Iām sure this will be coolā¦ Really coolā¦ but so is my microvolt. What I really want from them is a no compromise synth for experimentation with a capacitive keyboard that is crazyā¦ I want something that would hurt to buy, but worth it, with lpgās and crazy additive circuitsā¦ basically I missed the boatā¦ anything under a grand from them is just gonna have compromises, which thatās cool, but I want a beastā¦ Iām secretly hoping they will do a reissue, that I would buy.
Yeah. I want them to make more VRLs.
āDo you think itās time to do something new?ā
Yeah, time to get some acting classesā¦
more Taiga!
some details from the chat:
60HP
Eurorack compatible
comes in a case w/cables
additional info:
VRL2 = 180hp (yikes!)
What do we want? VRL2 ā¦ etc
These are seriously cool.