#200

stunning stuff Walker and bravo @ebremot this sounds like a supremely musical module.

the music in this video reminded me of this:

which is good sonic company to be in!

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#201

Side note: I looove Nils Frahm (well, both of them), but somehow had never watched that before. Thanks! Just put me into my own trance! :slight_smile:

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#202

According to this Instagram post, shipping starts this week.

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#203 
Itā€™s shipping !

Mimeophon now shipping

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#204

Control NY updated their ETA to August 26th! :relaxed:

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#205

Really looking forward to exploring this - itĀ“s my first delay module and IĀ“ve got it on preorder.
Any day now :smiley:

#206

They have arrived!!!

Breaking my own rules and skipping the manual for a few daysā€¦ first hands on impressions are: oh wow! Modulate everything!!!

Some controls take time for their effect to become apparent in your sound, especially with longer delay times/zones making for some beautiful blooming textures.

The gate out is a really cool feature, while modulating zone & urate/doppler & rate, the pulse train coming out of it can get quite complex. Might have to set up w/ to record cv to keep them around for later.

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#207

Jealous! Where did you purchase from (if you donā€™t mind me asking)? I have yet to receive a shipping confirmation on my preorder from Control Voltage :confused:

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#208

Hereā€™s a fun 80-ish-minute-long live-patching video from @fourhexagons, centered around the Mimeophon, along with Zadar and one of the newer modules from Noise Engineering (Quant Gemi):

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#209

Iā€™m lucky enough to have ctrl in Brooklyn as my friendly neighborhood synth shop. I think theyā€™ve got some from this round of stock that are available without having pre-ordered. Thereā€™s also one racked up there for demo

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#210

Super jealous! Enjoy! My Control preorder wonā€™t ship until today :sob:

#211

I made the mistake of not preordering, waiting for Knobcon even though itā€™s really just a formality and Iā€™m 100% sure Iā€™ll pick one up.

#212

I pre-ordered mine from Sweetwater, but totally should have just pre-ordered it at Control (especially because itā€™s on my way home from work). Regardless, itā€™s coming tomorrow and Iā€™m excited to start patching it. Every video/preview thatā€™s come out has further re-enforced just how fun this thing is going to be!

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#213

I just got a Zoia too, and while it will always be a be pedal existing in its own ecosystem, you can accomplish most of these general ideas in the Mimeophone with the Zoia. I would have jumped on the Mimeophone had I not got the Zoia but thereā€™s so much to be explored with the Zoia that I think my GAS spark for the Mimeophone has not been initiated. After watching the video with Tom Erbe, it makes me want to mess around with the diffusion on the Zoia to get some halo type stuff going, and I havenā€™t done much with that yet.

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#214

I also always forget Zoia has CV in/out, seems like a great way to build out your own effects that integrate with the modular. Iā€™m definitely one of those people whoā€™s interested in music tools that allow you to define their own function but have always failed to kinda put the time in on that front, so Mimeophon is a nice little package of discoverability for me, but might keep Zoia in my field of vision!

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#215

The thing thatā€™s great about the ZOIA in the realm of defining your own function is that if youā€™ve spent any time with the modular, thereā€™s very little learning curve. The thought behind the pedal is almost identical to patching with a modular. I was up and running with a pretty large patch witin an hour or two. Its the most straight forward UI Iā€™ve encountered for this type of thing. The only thing that would make it better is more CV ins and outs.

The Mimeophone looks rad too, but its definitely a curated experience, which I love too. Two different types of things.

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#217

I too got about 2:30 in, when he started discussing the Effectron, that I started thinking about how to set that up in the Zoia.

But having the Zoia has also made me appreciate having the immediacy of amazing kit like the Mimeophone: itā€™ll take some time and thought setting up the Zoia to emulate it.

#218

Almost better since you have a built-in attenuator/amplification for each connection.

#219

Full demonstration/description of all the stereo functions of the Mimeophon here:

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#220

I knew about Skew and Ping-Pong, but had totally missed out on Swap. Really excited to try all of these modes, my Mimeophon arrives tomorrow!

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