Adern announces Flexor V2 and two new plug-ins for the Scope

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Post by Joxer the Mighty »

Now I've seen it all. Complaints about a ridiculously low priced upgrade to an already awesome piece of software. LOL
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Post by scary808 »

So how about some sound examples Red? I need to be made even more impatient. I think I can see something called a freezer in the Grainmiller. Is that what I think it is?
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Post by Neutron »

Thats a really good price for the upgrade for current flexor owners. please ignore my previous moaning :smile:
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Post by Basic Pitch »

Ok,

After reading thru this thread again, $36.00 USD is like a fine lunch, so yes I cant complain about the upgrade price point, I retract my price woes, maybe I was reading the 145EU part or what ever, its been a while since I browsed this thread.

While I am excited to see what V2 has to offer, im more excited about the stand alones, for me modular is not big yet since I have no clue what I am doing as of yet, still trying to learn the thing, so yes flexor is a great addition, it doesnt add much to me yet since I have no idea how to taps its power =)

On a side note, I would like to thank you Red_Muze for your participation in creating new and excting devices that help keep this platform strong, that aswell goes for all 3rd parties :wink:

Cheers!
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Post by ReD_MuZe »

if youd like to know more about modular synthesys you can always join #pulsarmusic in mirc (efnet) there are always top notch patchers in there, and some of the top patchers have learned to patch in pulsarmusic

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On 2004-04-11 10:05, Basic Pitch wrote:

While I am excited to see what V2 has to offer, im more excited about the stand alones, for me modular is not big yet since I have no clue what I am doing as of yet, still trying to learn the thing, so yes flexor is a great addition, it doesnt add much to me yet since I have no idea how to taps its power =)


I was in the same boat for a while too. While I don't think I'm a "power patcher" or anything, after building a few I'm way more comfortable with it. The hardest thing I've came up against is thinking outside the box & not building a garden variety, everyday synth.

I guess what I'm saying is go through the ModII tutorials, after that, read up on the ModIII devices, then build your own synth or effect. After building 2 or 3 you'll be coming up with some crazy ideas. Thats the fun of the modular! More & more, ModIII is taking over my projects(in a good way)!

PS Try having a synth similar to the one your building loaded up while your patching. Also, keep the manual open too!
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Post by braincell »

I go to this chatroom and nobody is ever chatting about anything. Currently there are 24 people (or bots?) and all of them are idle and this is the norm for this room.
On 2004-04-11 16:57, ReD_MuZe wrote:
if youd like to know more about modular synthesys you can always join #pulsarmusic in mirc (efnet) there are always top notch patchers in there, and some of the top patchers have learned to patch in pulsarmusic

:wink:
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Post by Michu »

heh, BC
i missed you out on chat

did you try askin anything? :wink:
just because you cannot imagine something that doesn't exclude it from reality.
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Post by darkrezin »

Believe it or not, we are often too busy makin music.. maybe try hanging around for more than 2 minutes next time and you may see some response!
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Post by Michu »

nah, it is all conspiracy
we idle only when Braincell is in the channel, otherwise we are chattin' happily, like now :wink:

seriously tho, your issues with reloading sound serious, BC.
how come you never mentioned it to anyone @Adern?
just because you cannot imagine something that doesn't exclude it from reality.
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Post by cannonball »

hi
sorry i doesn't like made patch
and i don want for the moment learn to make it
but
i like the sound of mod2 mod3 and flexor
and
hope there are some new patches with the update

ale
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Post by valis »

I'm sure there will be more patches, there are always user & VIP patches too!

Also braincell, one thing about irc is people usually connect and then when not talking minimize mirc (or whatever client) and go on about their business, ESPECIALLY in #pulsarmusic. Sometimes there is hours of nonstop talk, sometimes no talk for 3 days. Just how IRC is. :smile:

As for your flexor loading issues, are you saving over the original patch?
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Post by darkrezin »

I think there must be some issue with your installation - I've never seen this problem before.
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Post by ReD_MuZe »

im sorry braincell i wasnt aware of your problem please contact me (through email or #pulsarmusic) and ill help you fix that

peace!
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Post by valis »

Incidentally most of us use the ModII shell because the Mod III one has a way of causing sfp to 'disappear'. You can still load Mod III modules.
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Post by Liquid Len »

On 2004-04-12 10:20, ReD_MuZe wrote:
im sorry braincell i wasnt aware of your problem please contact me (through email or #pulsarmusic) and ill help you fix that

peace!
I have a question, Red Muze. I have heard 'factoids' to the effect that Minimax and the higher end Creamware synths are running internally at 96khz and that is what gives them the quality of sound. I have tried running my card at 96khz and find that (1) the included synths, especially Prisma and Vectron Player, suddenly sound very clear and free of aliasing, and (2) I can't run anything else at the same time because it takes too much processing power. Is there any way to make a module run internally at 96khz, or at least higher than 48khz?
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Post by braincell »

I agree the price is low which is great.

Some people have mentioned that it is a little early for a new release which caused a torrent of rage and a personal attack from some other people.

Many of these angry people got Flexor for free so they have no place getting upset over comments regarding the price or frequency of the releases.

On 2004-04-09 19:31, Joxer the Mighty wrote:
Now I've seen it all. Complaints about a ridiculously low priced upgrade to an already awesome piece of software. LOL
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