Lakef
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Post by Lakef on Nov 19, 2020 15:21:11 GMT
Has anyone gotten his/her hands on this Baby already? I‘m just craving for more content with this synth....especially with the AE  ! If yes, please show! And tell me what u think about it! |
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Post by lukylutte on Nov 19, 2020 17:48:17 GMT
I was pretty low in the waiting list (in the first 100) but after waiting a year I couldn't wait anymore. I used the money I put aside for buying my first Ae modular stater rack with extension case and bunch of modules. Fun fact was that less than a month after passing the order for Ae modular. My turn came but no more money to buy it. Than I waited over 5 month to get my Ae Modular and thinking the Pulsar 23 would already be there ... Anyway, whatever I'm so much happier with the Ae modular. Wouldn't take the Pulsar for an outdoor jam... |
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Post by Gaëtan on Nov 20, 2020 7:11:44 GMT
The stuff from SOMA is really inspiring, very original while feeling like a real instrument. Never tried their stuff but I'm really curious.
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Lakef
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Post by Lakef on Nov 20, 2020 20:29:09 GMT
I was pretty low in the waiting list (in the first 100) but after waiting a year I couldn't wait anymore. I used the money I put aside for buying my first Ae modular stater rack with extension case and bunch of modules. Fun fact was that less than a month after passing the order for Ae modular. My turn came but no more money to buy it. Than I waited over 5 month to get my Ae Modular and thinking the Pulsar 23 would already be there ... Anyway, whatever I'm so much happier with the Ae modular. Wouldn't take the Pulsar for an outdoor jam... i can feel this. would never ever trade my ae system for another synth.never. but still....even though I‘m usually more attracted by the smaller synths...this one seems so...crazy! I‘ll have to make up my mind if its rly worth saving for.... |
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Post by Lakef on Nov 20, 2020 20:43:22 GMT
The stuff from SOMA is really inspiring, very original while feeling like a real instrument. Never tried their stuff but I'm really curious. 100% same opinion. especially for this model. The idea to just turn the concept of patching around and let the patch points stick out, is so simple,but genius! opens up so many crazy possibilitys , even besides playing the patchpoints with your hands. just one example that instantly came to my mind: imagine doing a patch with ONE wire you tuck around several patchpoints in spirals and if the used wire is stiff enough to hold its form you just could take the whole thing of at once and you would have a materialized presave of your patch =D and im also a huge fan of this solution, because u could basically stick anything to/on it much like with all the small patchwire synths but even in a more extended way. and i rly want to know what happens if you put one of this synths turned upside down on another in a way that as many patchpoints as possible can touch..... =D |
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