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same here. I use it to trigger an old drum brain or the modular. another thing you can do is use it to send clock to something with an arpeggiator like an sh-101 (or a brute), so instead of having the arp go to the next note every 16th note or whate…
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@richie you mean the window? I used some two part epoxy I had laying around, always hard to use without getting messy but it works. superglue seems like a decent option too. it seems to fit pretty snug so i think just a minimal amount of glue would …
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i noticed the trigger io is covered up in that picture set, are the holes underneath that little metal panel? were the printing errors for the clock in/reset in from the acrylic case corrected?
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You would want this switchable globally. If you were to sequence a non drum voice and not send "note off" you will cause certain keyboards and things like midi to cv interfaces to hang. Older synths will not recognize velocity and midi-to-cv interfa…
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don't know if this helps but I use an electro-harmonix clockworks as my master clock and distribute division to each of my machines (modular, sh-101, monotribe, lxr) and have had no problems clocking the lxr from it. On the acrylic case the "reset i…
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I'm interested... have they been tested though? Same mounting solution with the blue tack? Given how klugey the current button caps are I'm wondering whether the same solution would work with other button caps. Also price has to be considered.
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for whatever reason mine only clock off the "reset in" jack, have you tried plugging into that?
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I'm using the basic acrylic enclosure with the back panel included with the trigger IO, I don't think it's possible to put it in backwards or anything... When I get a chance I'll check the labeling on the trigger IO pcb, but right now I definitely h…
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@adrian is it really a drop in like that? I was looking at the acrylic enclosure pics and it looked like for that you'd want to solder the LEDs close to the board, where with your case you would do the usual thing of putting the case on, flipping it…
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as with others I've been holding off on the lxr waiting for the metal case. Should I be waiting? I will only have the time to build this for the next month or so. I'm not totally averse to the acrylic cases, they look neat, but I had an anushri with…