AE Modular soon to be available in Juno Records in London
Mar 22, 2019 13:07:18 GMT
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Post by spacedog on Mar 22, 2019 13:07:18 GMT
Well, if their website is to be believed, of course.
I was doing some advanced work avoidance this morning and decided to see how much one of the Korg ARP Odyssey modules (with the Rev.1 livery) would cost now that Behringer are snapping at their heels. Upon checking Juno Records in Camden (one of my usual London gear pushers), I noticed that Tangible Waves came up in the search. Upon checking, I found both the Rack 1 and the Rack 2 complete systems. Not in stock yet, but "Forthcoming".
I imagine robertlanger is making a few for them, which is excellent news as Juno have a decent reputation, selling a LOT of modular equipment and they provide excellent mail order. So I was really heartened to see these products appearing in their catalogue, things are certainly looking good for the AE Modular. I think they could improve the description to draw people in, but it's a great start.
An ex-band mate of mine (and with whom I am collaborating on some new material) mentioned that he had seen a few videos of the Patch Challenges appearing on Matrixsynth. I've tried to convince him to buy one, but he prefers something that "remembers" what he has programmed. I did point out that his own brain was quite capable of doing that as well, so go get an AE Modular. I may have had an effect.
Back to doing some work now...
I was doing some advanced work avoidance this morning and decided to see how much one of the Korg ARP Odyssey modules (with the Rev.1 livery) would cost now that Behringer are snapping at their heels. Upon checking Juno Records in Camden (one of my usual London gear pushers), I noticed that Tangible Waves came up in the search. Upon checking, I found both the Rack 1 and the Rack 2 complete systems. Not in stock yet, but "Forthcoming".
I imagine robertlanger is making a few for them, which is excellent news as Juno have a decent reputation, selling a LOT of modular equipment and they provide excellent mail order. So I was really heartened to see these products appearing in their catalogue, things are certainly looking good for the AE Modular. I think they could improve the description to draw people in, but it's a great start.
An ex-band mate of mine (and with whom I am collaborating on some new material) mentioned that he had seen a few videos of the Patch Challenges appearing on Matrixsynth. I've tried to convince him to buy one, but he prefers something that "remembers" what he has programmed. I did point out that his own brain was quite capable of doing that as well, so go get an AE Modular. I may have had an effect.
Back to doing some work now...
