Features & Info -
Three Vintage audio transformer stages. UTC Transformers are used in many classic analog designs. (Example vintage Universal Audio). They are a large part of analog sound & character. They modify frequency/transient response & add mild saturation.
- Three captured UTC A10, A21, & A22 Transformers
- Sampled @ 24/96 with Lynx A/D D/A
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Requirements
Frequency & Harmonic Plots.
U10
U21
U22
My thingamagoop ver 2 arrived today. I can’t say why thingamagoops/kits are so badass they just are. I just finished putting it together in a custom box. (a thingamakit box actually) The new ver 2 has everything you wished for in ver 1. Modulation for days, S&H, ect. Best of all CV i/o.
What I find surprising is that all 3 vers have there place.
ver 1 for just fun simple noise.
Thingamakit has 2 leds for interesting optical based patterns & rhythms.
& ver 2 is just an all around feature slut but with only one Led.
Demo Video showcasing the Thingamagoop ver 2 controlling a MOOG Voyager RME via CV i/o.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgHvQcDjfME
I got together with mr. 3am not to long ago for some synth geekery. Our other goops made an appearance as well.
Made myself a nice little passive summing panel for my home rig out of parts laying around the shop. I wanted to simplify/improve my final summing stage. Pleased with the results, Sounds great. Gives me piece of mind bypassing the channel IC’s & master section on my Sony MXP desk.
I used a simple XLR panel, Neutrik XLR mounts, Neve super conductive cable, & OHMITE 1% metal film resistors. Took all of 2 hours to wire up.
10.7k resistors on the inputs & a 220 shunt on the outputs.
After level calibration my noise-floor is at -80 & crosstalk @ -88.
FYI – this is with a John Hardy M1 transformer pre for the make up gain. Nothing better IMHO.
Overview
The Drumcomputer MFB-522 is an all analog boutique Drum Synth. It’s deceivingly small size produces HUGE sound. A call back to the TR-808. If you want the 808 vibe but are sick of the overused 808 samples available, this is for you.
- 9 analog instruments captured @ 24bit/96k & RNLA compression for a little added edge.
- Five/Six individual velocity samples per instrument.
- Format = Stereo 24/96 .wav
Overview
This is the 2nd Moog Drum Sample Set & Live 8 Drum Rack “Moog Drum Two”. (The 1st can be downloaded HERE.) You will find some nice deep tones in this set. Think 808 if it had a Minimoog filter. I’ve created pitch macros for each sample. Being that it is sampled @ 96k you have plenty of room to re-pitch those samples without quality loss for music production.
Captured @ 24bit/96k with Lynx converters & DBX 903 compression.
Analog Signal path = Moog Voyager-DBX 903′s-Console EQ-Dominator II- Lynx.
Six velocity samples per pad.
Raw Samples = Download : Mirror :
Live Drum Rack = Download : Mirror :
To install, extract the Pack with Live into a folder of your choosing. Then open the extracted project & save the Drum Rack into your library.
Price = Donationware You Decide
