i have discovered something. if the VCF modulation is on the ADSR at the same time as the ADSR is selected for the VCA, the VCA seems to only respond to the atack and release, but if you select a dif. mod source on the VCF, the VCA reacts as one would think...if anyone is interested.

nope. i def. have it running through the adsr. it worked out of nowhere for five minutes when i was playing it and then it stopped again. i already had to redo a couple of traces on the pcb so im thinking im going to have to pull out the schematics. i was thinking it was a calibration issue, but sin...

i have a question for you guys...first off, this synth is a amazing. i am almost done bringing it back to perfect nature, but there is one thing that i noticed and am not sure if its a problem or if its just how the synth is. when i run the VCA through the ADSR, the note will still sustain the entir...

not a solution here... but i have a-rev cat and also have this problem. the keys only trigger one pitch, and vco2 while still functional, fluctuates its tuning, like a ummm, dying cat.... still a great noise box. apply some spring reverb and you can get some squelchy effects like that of a vcs3. Pu...

1951/52 hammond b2, 1973 rhodes mk1, and for a synth: cs50

FAD GADGET! there's some videos of his band using it live. As far as The Cure, check out Lol playing the juno-60 here and Porl playing the jx-3p

this is funny.

cheapest keys i have bought: poly61-75 polysix-100 poly-800-15 poly-800-50 emulator II-150 hs60-60 jp-800-300 dss-1-100 jx-8p-50 mirage-50 esq-1-free korg lambda-free juno-60-free dw-6000-90 cs-50-150 dw-8000-150 sk-1-5 cz-3000-75 dx-7-100 mmt-8-50 hr-16-50 hammond b2 and leslie-300 guitar delay own...

drum machines i own:korg er-1,korg ddd-1, boss dr-880, korg sp-120, roland tr-727, kawai r100, yamaha rx-5, rhythmace, SCI drumtraks, mrx something, etc. for industrial music, i love the kawai r-100. it gets that perfect kick and snare sound for skinny puppy style stuff. i also like using the er-1 t...

yea i know. i have tried it, but the only bad thing is that it runs at 48 which is too fast for me. ive tried using the actual drum parts as a clock too with its separate outs but did not get very far. i like the looks of that kenton though.

the kenton pro-solo mk2 looks pretty good.

damn your quick! thanks man.

i was just wondering if there was any small hardware out there that would take a midi signal and transfer it to a trigger signal for pre-midi devices such as drum machines and arpeggiator clocks. it seems like they could even make a simple computer program that could do it. that would be cool! any t...

its a great machine though. the seperate outs really make it for me.

I'm surprised they named it Linndrum II considering they both worked on it.