: D you’re on r/Offset!!
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Not much, but I can’t not promote the hideous orange thing!
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Random jams (all same amp) each bridge then middle then neck pickup. Not exciting!
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I’m excited! ty ty 
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Just watched a video where someone used an Intellijel Quadrax (notionally a four-channel envelope generator) as a self-modulating oscillator and anyway I had some Andertons loyalty points and now I don’t and there’s a Quadrax on the way.
Please somebody who understands the economy help me my family are starving
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Mmmm… clangy
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Stop watching videos for anything you don’t already own!
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wait which thread is this again
Fair point. Comment retracted.
Have you started thinking about a second case yet?
No (yes).
I’m actually doing pretty well in terms of density of stuff, I think - about the only thing I feel I’m “missing” is an in-case CV/pitch sequencer, but I’ve got a whole bunch of external sequencers kicking about, most of which also do CV/gate so it’s harder to justify unless it does something more than they do. And the Pam’s with S&H and quantiser gets me a whole load of random and algorithmic pitch sequences.
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Yeah this little Boss recorder is an absolute game changer, I absolutely love it, just the perfect amount of simplicity while being able to do everything you need to make demo-level stuff, so so good
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Interesting little thing. Are the drums recorded live or are they from the DR-80?
Anybody have a non-expensive baritone guitar they would recommend? Or any thoughts in general on baritones?
The drums are recorded live, using the internal mics on the BR-80 — I just popped it on a music stand maybe 1.5m in front of the kit, plugged in my headphones for monitoring and went for it. Obviously the drum mix isn’t perfect but it’s plenty good enough.
I discovered last night it’s even got some vocal effects built in, which are perfectly serviceable — the doubler actually gave me some decent multitracked vocals
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Anyone ever tried their hand at any data sonification stuff and got any hints and tips for starting out? I’m quite keen to give it a try.
Aiming to generate some CV to play back via my Bastl Granpa DC coupled sample player.
Pretty guitars these imo even if the name makes you sound like a Bristolian pronouncing ‘tornado’.
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a very Jason Molina vibe to the initial jam 
sounds great to me. what was the amp? also what gauge strings do you have on there?
Not sure if this is the right thread for this, but Renoise (a tracker app) just added live-coding support, which is cool: Renoise 3.5 is huge: phrase scripting, tuning support, splitter effect, more - CDM Create Digital Music
But what’s even cooler is the live coding environment is also available as a web app, so you can dick around writing your own generative sequences:
https://pattrns.renoise.com/#social
Can’t find a way to export MIDI from it, but the source code for the whole thing is also available, so I guess it shouldn’t be impossible to add support… GitHub - renoise/pattrns: Experimental imperative-style music sequence generator engine
(seems like a thing @badeline and the other modular nerds here might get a kick out of at least)
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Ah, it isn’t a real amp; it’s a Kemper. The amp was a fancy Friedman plexi thing that I could never afford!
I use stainless steel 11s that add to the clang!
I think the sort of tone I go after is totally not for most people, but having said that, it is very, very easy to mix. So worth a thought if you aren’t clang-allergic!
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