#127

Yes, sorry. My desk job drove me temporarily insane.

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#128

Ha - I know that all too well. I hope your situation improved. Bright side - you have a double knot to jam with already! :rainbow:

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#129

This post is amazing after a day of insanity at my own day job :rofl:

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#130

Patch-Point Berlin seem to be taking preorders
https://www.patch-point.com/lorre-mill

#131

Control is as well. https://www.ctrl-mod.com/products/double-knot-2 Theyā€™ve also been putting up demo videos on their YouTube channel.

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#132

I think (pre-)orders have been open on the Lorre-mill website since they announced it. Sounds like the first batch will be completed soon.

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#133

I got a shipping notice from Lorre-Mill on Friday. Should arrive on Monday!

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#134

Wow! V2 Is nice!

  • New envelopers are a ball! Cool, serge-y ratcheting in loop mode.
  • <3 Clock divider and logic.
  • Volume control is great to have!
  • Really fun to play with V1.
  • In addition to the envelopers being different the FM of the V2 seems less extreme than the V1. It doesnā€™t clip as much, at least with my units.
    Iā€™m glad I went for it. It is not as redundant as I was worried it would be, and the V1 still has enough difference that they both have a place.

Iā€™ll try to get some sounds posted of the two playing later on.

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#135

Hmm, thereā€™s a small opening in my studio space and Double Knot is within my budgetā€¦

Mostly Iā€™m looking for drones and textures from something a bit unconventional, though rhythmic bits will occasionally be welcome. With that emphasis, do you think the DK would work for me or should I be looking elsewhere? I like what Iā€™ve heard so far in @Allieway_Audioā€™s video on using it for drones, and other random bits from demosā€¦

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#136

while it certainly can go to those places, it doesnā€™t necessarily want to. Iā€™d probably look elsewhere if drones/textural work is your primary need, tbh.

That said, using things in unconventional ways can lead to interesting results, so ???

I feel the dk largely wants to do plinkyplonkypercussive stuff tho

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#137

The VCA controls on the V2 do allow it to drone a lot better/easier than the V1. I personally spend way more time blipping and making funky rhythms with em my self though.

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#138

Thanksā€¦ I learned my lesson with some other gear that going against what a synth or module wants to do might sound appealing to me at first, but ends up being kind of frustrating after a while.

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#139

Maybe the Bug Brand Chirper is something that would fit your needs?

#140

Thatā€™s screaming Lyra 8 to me

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#141

Hmmmā€¦ the demos just arenā€™t doing it for me, and the architecture seems really easy to replicate in Euro. To me shift register patterns that can running at audio rate are a lot more interesting.

Definitely one Iā€™ve thought about. The sound is right up my alley, I just worry a little that I might stop playing anything else :rofl: ā€¦and I just bought one :yum:

#142

How are your DIY skills? You could build a CMOS Lunetta synth for a little bit of money, but (probably) a lot of time.

#143

Almost nonexistent, Iā€™m sorry to say.

#144

Here is the V1 and V2 playing together.

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#145

Double Knot 2 + Keyed Mosstone morning jams :partying_face:

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#146

Decent demo of droney stuff.
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