#801

The necessary longer screws came with all of mine, even the DIY ones.

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#802

I probably won’t have time to actually explore it in any depth until some point this weekend. I did get to briefly lay hands and eyes on one just before I bought it, and it’s really, really, really super cool. That display is a gem.

I’d already skimmed and read parts of the manual so wasn’t going in totally blind, but the thing strikes me as surprisingly intuitive. In less than a minute, I’d loaded a preset, played, started stopped, changed speeds on the fly (SO COOL to watch the display give you visual feedback of this), played from different segment points, etc.

These things are always smaller than they look online. I’ll need my glasses to do any extended work with it.

#803

Mine comes Tuesday. Perfect circuit Halloween sale! Saved money but have to suffer through shipping wait.

#804

New grid arrived today, really like the slim design and color of the buttons (white). Getting ready for mlr session
edit: whoops picture wrongly calibrated, will shoot a video later

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#805

Consider time and distance a good GAS buffer.

I can walk there.

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#806

Yes, what @Myles_Avery said, hehe. Needless to say, the yarn did not work. Seemed like a good idea in my head…The Tea Kick sounds great tho. Didn’t stop me from patching :slight_smile:

I ended up getting some longer 2.5 screws from Control Voltage and its all good.

And in effort to keep up the integrity of this thread…meet Dotti. She would like to learn more about Max patching for the Grid!

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#807

Doggie is best if this setup! :upside_down_face:

#808

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Getting my teletype hacking station set up.

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#809

just wanted to ask if you live hack teletype :smile:

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#810

Ha. I expect it would mainly be me cursing at the number of keyboards I had on my desk.

I’ve got one for my Mac, one for a spare parts Linux computer (as I attempt to transition from OSX to Linux), and now there will be another one for the Teletype. The ergonomics are pretty awful.

I think after Christmas I’ll build a new computer and make the full switch to Linux, I’m just going to be grumpy till then. Don’t even get me started on all the power supples and cables I’ve got coming out of everything.

Sigh, it used to be so tidy…

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#811

I’m curious what program you’ll be using for audio recording/mixing/etc. on a Linux box, if you don’t mind.

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#812

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bzzshhh

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#814

this foto is life

so good

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#815

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brian + kelli performing earlier this week in portland.
they played a super great set.

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#816

I’m not sure yet. The fallback position is to keep using OSX for audio stuff, either by moving my Mac Mini to the other side of the room next to my equipment, or I might try running OSX in a VM. My soundcard doesn’t work in Linux, so that makes things a bit more complicated.

I started this thread (Linux on the desktop) a few weeks back, there is some good info in there.

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#817

Reaper and Bitwig both run on Linux. I use Reaper for most of my recording /mixing on my Mac anyway.

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#818

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I love this machine! :heart_eyes:

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#819

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From my set w/ Kelli + Brian the other night.

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#820

would love to see any video captured from your set with the new visuals!

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#821

Here is a little clip that was posted to Instagram

All three of our sets were recorded audio+video so those should surface at some point.

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