It's been a while... techno jam with little to no preparation.
Built a new workflow using the T-1 as the main sequencer. Drums from the Queen of Pentacles, voices from the Quadrantid Swarm and the Poly Cinematic.
I hope you enjoy it.
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It's been a while... techno jam with little to no preparation.
Built a new workflow using the T-1 as the main sequencer. Drums from the Queen of Pentacles, voices from the Quadrantid Swarm and the Poly Cinematic.
I hope you enjoy it.
Hello everyone
I'd like to give you all a heads up about this meetup group based in London.
The third edition will happen November 4th. In previous events we had 30+ people attending and it was lots of fun and nice conversations with enthusiasts, hobbyists, professional artists and people who are just curious about modular.
It's easy-going, fun and friendly. You bring your modular, plug it in and have fun, it doesn't matter if you're just starting or if you're a YouTube celebrity. 😅
I'm not the main organiser but I have attended the previous editions. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer.
Hey all
I'm going with a small group of friends to ADE. The group is quite diverse and musically eclectic. I enjoy techno and have no issues navigating through the lineups to find what I want (ie Dave Clarke presents, STOOR live, etc), but some of my friends enjoy house music.
I'm sort of organising the trip for the group, buying tickets and whatnot, and I'm at loss picking the right house music venues and parties.
I know it's a bit early and that we can probably sort it out while in town, but I'd love to get some tips from the house heads here in the sub.
What are the venues I should watch out for? I'm looking for house parties in smaller venues. I don't care how famous the DJs are,
Decided to combine the Lyra 8 and my modular setup to get some droning sounds alongside the Quadrantid Swarm and some filter and FX.
It's glitchy and quite out of control but I really enjoy the chaotic nature of the Lyra 8 for techno.
I hope you enjoy it. 😉
My bike got stolen last Friday in Acton and today I found it on gumtree. I'm absolutely sure it's my bike because it's a quite unique setup and there are some scratches in the handlebar that I can recognize.
I already updated the police report with the URL of the Ad and will call the police tomorrow morning to report it. Is there anything else that I can do? I don't think it would be safe for me to try to meet the seller but I'm wondering if there's anything else I should do.
Thanks for the help.
I just upgraded my mobile phone and it has an USB type C port.
I know this is not officially supported by Roland, but I'm wondering if anyone has tried to use a Type B to Type C cable to connect to the mixer.
I believe it should work, but would like to check before adding yet another cable to my collection. 😁
FWIW, the phone is a Google Pixel 4a. It supports OTG so software wise it should work.
Thanks!
Hello everyone!
I just started building my first modular rack and would like to ask you something that is probably very basic.
I have a Erica DB-01 connected via MIDI to an Elektron OT. The OT is the master clock of my setup.
I'm thinking about purchasing an Erica Pico Seq to use as a sequencer.
Can I connect the DB-01 Clock OUT to the Clock IN of the Pico Seq? Would that enable me to sync my current, MIDI setup, to my modular rack (or at least to this sequencer?)?
Thanks!
I just purchased some spacers for my new bike and chose a set made of alloy. There are many options that are made of carbon fibre, which sound like a bad idea. AFAIK carbon fibre can easily break under direct pressure.
I can only imagine that the gains in weight are negligible.
Am I missing something here?
Hi folks
I recently started looking for a cycling club and would love some help to find a club near Richmond that starts their regular rides on the early morning around 7am, ending before noon.
I don't mind the occasional full days on the saddle but on a typical Saturday I'd rather have lunch with my family.
To narrow down the choices, I ride road bikes and I typically go for 60+ miles rides on the weekends: Windsor, Surrey hills, Cobham loops, etc.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Edit: just realised that my post got duplicated. I deleted the other one.
Now that the connect services seem to be coming back up I really want to understand Garmin’s comms strategy throughout this crisis.
Many people have mentioned that they chose to remain silent to mitigate liability, but ultimately the way customers perceive how much a brand cares about them is by the way they communicate with each other.
Garmin deliberately chose to keep everyone in the dark and then released a FAQ that is, quite frankly, ludicrous.
I feel more compelled to switch brands due to the lack of proper communications than to the outage itself.
Alguém sabe o que houve?
Já fazem alguns meses que o sub ficou moderado e ninguém posta mais nada já que a moderação deu linha.
I started cycling back in 2018, when I bought a hybrid bike. Since then, I upgraded to a proper road bike and I typically ride 100 to 150 miles every week.
Since early 2019 I've ben using clipless pedals and never had an accident until... today.
I was riding back home when I saw this lovely coffee shop, and to my surprise there was a signboard where you could read: bike parking available inside.
I was not even craving for coffee but decided to give it a try, as a solo rider it's great to have a place where you can park your bike whilst you're making your order.
I'm a bit introvert, but a couple of cyclists inside said hi and we had some banter ab