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Quatschmacher

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  1. The single knob is perhaps masking the pedal’s true power. You can set it up pretty much however you like and have the knob control multiple parameters in whatever ranges you want. I think it sounds great just using some of the stock TonePrints. (I use the Nik West one.) I’d keep it if not for the fact that the latest Source Audio pedal has a compressor; this means I can change presets via MIDI.
  2. And an MXR BOD, Octamizer, Octabvre III, Octabass and T-16 (which is different from the T47 due to the lack of bleed from the octave up).
  3. @knicknack how did these work out for you? By the way, I got pretty close to the Rhodes bass sound on my summit the other day. Forgot to save at that point though as I was aiming for something else. Definitely doable though but that has three oscillators per voice (or six if I use the bi-timbrality).
  4. There’s an MXR VBO for sale on here.
  5. I sent mine back via the shop I bought from and received a replacement at no cost. It’s been brilliant since I got it back.
  6. Does this have the resistor mod installed? It is standard now but early units didn’t have it. Even though you bought recently, if it was older stock it could still be one of the ones without it. Basically, is it silent when you’re not plucking a note? If there is a chattering noise then it needs the mod doing. MXR will do this for free.
  7. I’m sure you all know what these are. Fantastic one-knob compressor. Now surplus to requirements due to the recent acquisition of a MIDI-controllable compressor. In excellent condition. Has Velcro on the base. Comes boxed with the original unused rubber feet. Price includes signed-for UK delivery. I can usually post the same day, especially if payment is received by 8.30am.
  8. Cool. Thanks for sharing. Added to my playlist.
  9. @knicknack here you go: QM Wurlitzer 2.syxQM Clav 1.syx
  10. This one works better in the higher registers. The modulation options on the Subsequent are fairly limited for in-depth sound design so adjusting for different registers isn’t always possible. Might be able to tweak it for bass. Might have a crack on another synth though. I guess poly would be a better choice. I might have a go at the Rhodes bass, though that’s a bit more complex. Yes, happy to share this. Got a reasonable clav one I did too. I’ll get sysex dumps done tomorrow and share.
  11. @knicknack here you go:QM Subsequent Wurli 2.mp3
  12. Damn that’s tight. Those vocal harmonies are gorgeous in the the third song.
  13. @bassist_lewis don’t tease us, please!
  14. Managed to create a pretty cool Wurlitzer patch on the Subsequent 37 tonight. I’ll get a clip tomorrow.
  15. A new FI update (v3.04) has just been released. The changes are as follows: Added MIDI control of the dry instrument volume via CC92. Fixed a tuner bug where the LFO to VCO would cause the tuner reference pitch to fluctuate. De-zippered the INSTR signal in the main mixer so there are fewer artefacts when modulating it using flexis. I’ve incorporated a few of the suggestions made by users to make portions of the manual clearer, notably the data digit and boot menu procedure. You can download the new firmware file and manual here: http://pandamidi.com/support
  16. No, but I have a bag of rocking-horse stinky poo mixed with unicorn tears.
  17. You probably already know what this is. This is Mike Beigel’s small format, 9V recreation of his legendary Mu-Tron III pedal. This is in excellent condition. (Note small mark on the rear face.) I bought it new last year and it has only ever been used at home. A chance to pick one up without the wait times and import hassles. Comes with original box and paperwork. Price includes delivery to UK via Special Delivery. Here’s a clip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RCE8dVlQn3WqPr8X8MMSSrIHwlzOBHgb/view?usp=drivesdk
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