#9

Ralph from Michigan synth weeks build my two. You can reach out to him. Highly recommended.

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#10

@michael_matos @Larrea thank you both for the info

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#11

That’s really nice. Do I take it from the name that that’s coded on the Disting Mk3? Is it being released?

#12

I believe ThisThing only ran on Disting mk2s, but lloydcole can presumably correct me there.

#13

Aha, found the MW thread, which suggests it currently works on a Mk1 only. This is good news, as I have Mk1 & Mk3 and would have been mildly disappointed if it only worked on a Mk2! Hopefully Os can find some time to help port to a Mk3 at some point.

#14

It’s available for Disting 1 and II right now. It’s free. All the algorithms have their own short videos at my vimeo page. Disting III only just opened up to be hackable, so Bruce (the coder) is looking into it. We should have compatibility by the Spring. Here’s the link, https://github.com/squinkylabs/thisthing and there’s this topic here - ThisThing for Disting

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#15

Any ideas for where I could pick up a built O+C in the UK? I messaged a guy on MW and never heard back, and the Magpie Modular ones are all gone (I also don’t really like their panel design).

#16

If you need one built, I have built mine and can do for you.
I am in London.
Pm me if you would like to discuss

#17

It’s a fantastic module, I’ve got two: one stuck in quantermain (quad quantizer/turing machine/etc) and one to use as needed by the patch.

Bonus pic: o_C with Rogan pucks.

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#18

What’s the typical price for buying a pre-built one? I don’t know if I could do some of the smaller parts on these without messing up. So I may seek out a builder for one of these. For 14hp and what it offers, it seems up there with the teletype for its ubiquitous amount of uses.

#19

You know, someone should really just offer a kit with the DAC installed and that’s it. All other components were pretty much a piece of cake. Seems like it would be a win-win.

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#20

I support this 100%, I noticed mentioning of that earlier.

#21

I just acquired an O+C, it’s indeed quite awesome! l noticed lot’s of folks building them lately, so prices went down a bit… I paid £185 for mine freshly build and shipping included.

#22

I just acquired one too and it’s amazing, it opens many fields for my small system!
I’d clearly see a use for two… but I’m quite decided to pair it with a Batumi/Poti, keeping the O_c for pitch duties (ASR/Quantizer).

I’m not affiliated in any way but if someone is looking to buy one, i bought mine from Wilzyx on reverb.com, the build is perfect, I paid 185€ shipped to France and received it in a week :slight_smile:

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#23

I’ve got a noisering in my rack which I love, but could an O&C be a drop-in replacement for it? With the CopierMaschine app? The HP footprint is the same, seems like a straight upgrade to me.

#24

Hi, could you please tell me how much for import? I’m in Italy I saw that Willzyx ship from Taiwan. Thanks

#25

Mine came through with zero import duty to UK. It was packaged and market up legit as well. So I was kinda surprised there.

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#26

I don’t have an answer to your question, but a hint: as awesome as all the functionality in O+C is, it’s all about menu diving.

#27

Per app there’s only one level of menu diving tho. I find it very acceptable for the functionality.

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#28

Zero import duty for me neither to France, so a pretty good deal, but maybe I’ve just been lucky ? (Wilzyx declared 75$USD as value for me, that may be the upper margin before taxes).
He gives 20$ to O_c developpers for each module sold (they confirmed it in the muffwiggler thread), so even if you have to pay import taxes it should be approximately the “common” price, maybe a bit more (~240€), but you’ll suport the work of the creators and futur firmware updates :slight_smile:

I agree there’s quite menu diving for certain apps, but it offers so much in little space!
I just discovered you can scale the LFOS in Quadraturia to turn them unipolar without external offset/attenuator, just with two menu options (gain/offset), you can also attenuate incoming CVs and save your attenuverters/offsets for other things!

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