paulyv
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Getting to grips with it all....still.
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Post by paulyv on Jul 17, 2020 15:32:04 GMT
After seeing my first modular in an early 1980's Roland product brochure (System 100 I recall), and many years thereafter of pondering a modular system, today I finally made my very first 'sound'....what a glorious racket. Lots to learn but the first step on what I hope will be a fascinating journey. Thanks to Robert and the team to a fantastic, affordable, and sonically rich product.
Onwards!
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Post by funbun on Jul 18, 2020 12:40:51 GMT
Sweet!
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Post by slowscape on Jul 19, 2020 22:36:20 GMT
Aaaah we all know the feeling when you hear that first sound and we fully understand the limitless ability of these little machines!
EDIT: Quick tip/note, there are two ways to make your recorded sound stereo, You can get a mono to stereo adapter, or you can do it in post in the free program called audacity.  |
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paulyv
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Getting to grips with it all....still.
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Post by paulyv on Jul 19, 2020 23:20:08 GMT
Thank you both, and thanks for the hint Slowscape. This was actually recorded by burying my phone mic into the headphones shell - doesn't sound too bad as a result but better quality once I get it plumbed into the system properly.
More discoveries to be made next week.
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Post by admin on Jul 20, 2020 0:14:46 GMT
Thank you both, and thanks for the hint Slowscape. This was actually recorded by burying my phone mic into the headphones shell - doesn't sound too bad as a result but better quality once I get it plumbed into the system properly. Hi, check out my video on how to record your AE Modular, I hope that will give you some ideas on how to proceed: |
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