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@lazenbleep a relatively minimalistic setup, it sounded like more... which is always a good thing!
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Well the LXR firmware is open source, we just need somebody who will take that firmware and fork it into a standalone sequencer
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lazenbleep: cool gig!!! Really liked it, what was your setup there?
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check this site as well: http://bedroomproducersblog.com
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60 knobs are a lot
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It should be possible to implement a so called PLL algorythm inside the LXR code, that takes the modular clock and multiplies it (with a bit of guesswork) taking it to 24 PPQ and then sends that out via MIDI.
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No unfortunately I haven't looks like this is not possible and sorry for taking like 5 months to reply to this, I hadn't noticed this comment...
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well the fact that everybody sees this normal except you should maybe be a clue... welcome to DIY. If you don't want to mess with all of this, get a Korg or Roland or whatever off-the-shelf drum machine.
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I've just PMed you.
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The price indicated isn't the shipping, but the total cost including shipping. Sorry, should have told you so yeah 40€ for shipping would be totally insane indeed, lol!
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@lysergic: ok, I'll keep you in the queue! @nikitin:checked for prices, here's what I get: registered mail (tracable, though I have no experience how complete the tracking is to Ukraine) 45€ Priority mail (not traceable, can't do anything if ship…
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You can also set the total length in steps per voice. In VOICE mode press the MIX button and then set the "len" parameter to whatever you want the part to be long.
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ok I'll check that asap
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Ok, let me know! I didn't check shipping prices to Ukraine but in case I can check those as well.
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Just in case... here's a photo. I thought I had the "normal" back as well, but I can't find it right now, so it's only the "trigger extension" one. For this reason I'll lower the price to 40€ incl. shipping to EU.
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I see there's a bunch of people selling their enclosure. But if you can't find one, I've got an original transparent black (neuropa grey I think it's called) plexy case in very good condition, which I could let go for 45€ including registered shippi…
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I sometimes also have a rather dirty sound produced by the LXR, send that to the modular and use the trigger for the same part to shape that sound. In a project I worked on two years ago, where we used different sensors including a pulse-beat one,…
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I think samples get loaded in alphabetical order... but I'm not 100% sure.
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The procedure seems correct, but something is apparently wrong. Does saving other things like presets and settings work?
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You did check the manual didn't you? http://wiki.sonic-potions.com/index.php/LXR_Owners_Manual#.wav_Samples The latest firmware has some weird issues with samples though. At least I am experiencing some. I never had any looping on a sample though..…
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Yes indeed the problem I'm experiencing sounds a bit like an LFO, it's cyclic and relatively regular.
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> What kinda annoys me is that the circles around the pots are missaligned but that's no biggie. Are they misaligned with the holes or the pots?
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"Since I've spend some 500 AUD and 10 hours making this thing I may end up getting the new case anyway, to protect my investment, and to get on making music instead of hacking on things that make music." Haha, yeah I know that problem!
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"I cut more notches and glue the top and side panels together." Hmm, glue... that doesn't sound like a very good solution imho. I think Adrian did a great job at making a case that looks great, without any ugly screws looking through the frontplate…
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Really great news!!!
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Who doesn't hate moving? I for sure do... so I totally understand you. If were any closer, I'd come by and lend you a hand.
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I don't know what happened... but it seems to work now! I guess it was just a flaky solder spot, I have re-soldered most of the pads twice and now it works...
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Thanks! I've thought about that as well, but the jacks are all oriented properly as on the PCB marking (with the rounded edges towards the edge of the PCB).
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afaik lightpipes (sometimes also referred to as fresnell lenses) can be bought from all major electronics distributors like mouser, reichelt, farnell.
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Hmm, does not sound normal. Did it ever work correctly, or was it like this right from the beginning?