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[Cementimental]

Experiments in esoteric midi control. The iungo seems promising but the manual is terrible. Starting to figure it out. The weird midi IR theremin box I bought years ago on eBay, going to turn it into a module I think, the circuit inside is tiny and I hope to hack CV/gate out of it somehow depending on how the sensor works

[yoyosandshoes]

Beautiful and very inspiring to pick mine up again

[yoyosandshoes]

I don’t have Norns. I assume that’s the editor on screen?

[bookmil]

Appears to be the Helm soft synth.

Helm - Free Synth by Matt Tytel

[shortsleeves]

Even more minimal setup, but still quite powerful.

[emenel]

What is that format jumbler?

[Ecoustic]

Ditto: very cool format jumbler. I’ve been trying to obtain a more vanilla version from Low-Gain Electronics, but Logan (who doesn’t like a nice pun) who manufactures them has been busy.

[shortsleeves]

A friend made it for me. Very useful. I asked for attenuators, and they make a world of difference. Highly recommended.

I also have a smaller 2-channel one, which is handy as well

[ceedotgeedot]

@corpusjonsey built a very sturdy one for me a bit ago at a reasonable price. Highly recommend if he’s still making them.

[haebbmaster]

[Ecoustic]

Nice job! I’m looking for more of a stand-alone jumbler, though. I like the “Let me out!” part.

[bmoren]

a snapshot as the light came in

[AlessandroBonino]

Trying the setup for today’s gig at MEFF in Florence.

Bonus pic: view from the window.

[jacobino]

Firenze… what a lovely place

[LLK]

Just discovered by accident that my wii u stand was almost a perfect fit for my norns.

[louis]

Love the colours on that rug!

[abalone]

working on the next k-blamo release
'los ángeles street

[Lervais]

Really happy with this current setup - finally feels coherent.

I live in a small apartment where space is tight, so it’s nice how quick & easy it is to set up in the kitchen or pack it all up

[smbols]

About a month ago I came across a portable wine bar at Goodwill (not really sure what you’d call it, but a box that holds a couple bottles of wine and booze tools). Thought it would make an awesome synth case so I picked it up and started plans. It turned out to be exactly the right size for a 7u 42hp system! I gutted it and just now finished screwing in the hardware and it looks awesome!

I still need to do a final cleaning of the inside as there’s some bits of glue and foam clinging to it, and then I want to line the inside of the lid with some nice paper. Not sure yet if I’ll do a mounted PSU or a power module. But I’m either going to make it a dedicated sequencer or a complex synth voice that I can control from my Digitakt. Can’t wait to see it full of modules!

[eesn]

that Clouds panel tho. where from?