#4360

Look at all those cool black panels!

#4361

after a very brief discussion with my daughter, pink was the color we decided on.

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#4362

almost all black, fingers crossed bkm panels does run of tangle quartet and intellijel 1u

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#4364

Love it. Where do you source those knobs?

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#4365

thanks! i get the knobs here:

https://www.thonk.co.uk/

#4366

I’m not sure I’ve ever shared pictures of my setup. I think this is partially because it’s been relatively ever-evolving, and usually in a messy space.

My wife and I welcomed a little one into the world earlier this year. As is expected, this has come with compromises.

One is that I’ve had less time for music, so I’ve spent more time just following the whim of fun & fancy. Another is that I’ve had less space. So here you may or not be able to tell are my sound making machines in my dining room. (This is impermanent; we are house-hunting as we speak, but in a different city, so it’s slow going).

But! I’m having more fun than ever making music right now, so despite the fact that 1- the setup is still evolving, I’m sure, and 2- it’s in my dining room, not some lovely, amazing music making studio in my mind, I’m going to share anyway :slight_smile:

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104 hp inspiration
#4367

How’s Norns Orca wo/ first layer arrow keys?

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#4368

So I’m a Vim user by day, so the arrow placement felt more natural to me than it does on “normal” keyboards.

Getting used to having to press the Fn key took probably an evening or two.

So not bad, but I may have had a head start :slight_smile:

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#4369

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#4370

I’ve had a lot of gear come and go in my life (I bet we all have), but my Larrivee is the one thing I’ve never dreamed of getting rid of. They are such beautiful guitars. Enjoy!

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#4371

which 40% keyboard is that? core?

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#4372

Yes indeed, Cherry mx red (which I like better than the brown, which I’ve also owned).

#4373

More 3d-printing fun. I made a (much more) ergonomic holder for my lapel mic, and mounted the Dicer on the snare as well. Really putting the 3d printer to use!

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Also got inspired by the Doublestop Rocker (video not great musically) to have the crossfader act as a panner between two sources. In this case the live/distorted microphone and then a pool of samples that is being queried using audio descriptors from the snare mic, which is then delayed by around 1sec and run into a dirty wavefolder:

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#4374

Latest iteration

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#4375

Looks neat! Do you use the Harmonaig with the grid/Kria, or do you tend to just use one or the other?

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#4376

Thanks! I just got the Harmonaig so have been focusing on learning that, it’s very nice indeed. But I want to find a way to sequence Harmonaig chords with one track in Kria and use it all in unison. Just need to spend some time and get a system in place. :slightly_smiling_face:

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#4377

Nice, I’d like a pair of those for my LOM mikroUsi mics. Would be easier to mount etc. Nice work

#4378

It’s actually not a LOM mic. It’s one of these:
https://naiant.com/studio-electronics-products/microphones/x-x-omnidirectional-lapel-condenser-microphone/

I originally bought it yeeeears ago, before I could afford a DPA (4060), and because it was so cheap I didn’t feel bad banging it around, which led me to this playing technique(s).

I’ve thought about getting one of the Usi mics, but I’ve gotten so used to to the Naiant, that I’d have a hard time adapting.

#4379

This is great!

As a non-drummer that wants to drum all the time and doesn’t have a big enough studio for a full kit I think you’ve just opened up a whole world for me to explore.

:+1:

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#4380

Current musical focus

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