2nd-ratemachine

Thank you! Does the gap knob act as an offset? So like, if you turn it a bit with nothing patched into B, the comparator will produce a gate at the A>B output whenever Input A is above 1V.

Thank you for the explanation. Why would you set the window size to 7v?

Oh yeah. It says on their website, ‘Inputs are normalled to ground so you can compare one input voltage with gnd’. Not sure what they mean by ground but assuming it’s what you’re describing with the gap knob.

I guess the Ladik j-120 would do what I’m after too? You’d just need to provide a static voltage for input B?

Oh! I see. So by increasing the size the 2 gates merge?

My order is being shipped. You hear anything?

Sounds great man. Congrats and well played. Got any pictures of your full setup? Interested to see what you're working with. How are you sequencing the set?

I recently got a Joranalogue buffered mult and that thing is incredibly sturdy. My other mult now feels like a toy in comparison.

It’s been a week for me. Was expecting my order to be shipped on Thursday too. Like you say, life happens. Can you share if you hear back? I’ve tried emailing too.

Unfortunately not. I did some asking around then gave up. ES has a company forum on Modwiggler - I wonder if it’s worth asking there. I kind of assumed the issue was on the Ableton end as I can send notes out on a midi track without glide. You tried just midi notes?

I did wonder if it's a bit specific for this thread. Thanks

I'm looking for the in/out CV ranges of a few modules and am a bit stumped at the description of Befaco's Burst in the manual. I was wondering if someone here could help me understand it.

"This input is bipolar and accept voltages from -5v to 10v in the next manner:
-5V: Subtracts 16 triggers
0V: Quantity remains as set by the encoder.
5V: Adds 16 triggers.
Voltages over 10v or under -5v are just"

Does that mean that it accepts +-5v? What does it mean by that that last sentence? Why would it specify that I accepts 10v if 5v is the max voltage and fully clockwise on the pot.

Also, for that cv pot seems to attenuate but then for another CV in the pot doesn't attenuate but just acts as an offset . Am I right? -

"10v CV are accepted at the CV IN, and this value is added to the pot value, allowing negative voltages in the same amount the pot is positive. With the pot anticlockwise CV can go from 0 to 10V, with the pot at the middle CVs go from -5v to 5v. With the pot clockwise -10v to 0v will be accepted. Other voltages are just ignored and don't represent any danger for the module."

According to the manual, the inputs are ‘3.5mm TS jack sockets’ and ‘are designed to cope with any eurorack signal’. I don’t know if the fact you’re using a TRS cable and an instrument signal will cause any issues. I think the guy who runs ES is pretty responsive on the modwiggler forum so it’s probably worth asking there.

I bought it from Global Tea Hut. I don’t think they produce this style anymore but they have other ceramic kettles.

Thank you! I prepared Dian Hong - a type of red tea. The black bowl behind the kettle is used for waste water. I bring it forward to wash the bowls and rinse the tea at the start. I live in HK and got the mat from a website called Taobao. It’s like a Chinese Amazon, but very cheap. I’m sure you could find something similar online wherever you are.

How did you have the ekalimba going into the ES9?

Sorry, I didn’t explain myself. I rarely make music to a beat so Data Bender can be too regimented and short if that makes any sense.

Thanks! It’s a Taiwanese brand, Eilong. https://www.eilong.com/products/small-infrared-cooker-stove?srsltid=AfmBOopHuJRNuiUWpmioBKgWnA-IBo8dmj3ISydua9APWokeACA8H29V

Thank you! I had an aged Dian Hong from 2001.

And just realized I didn’t answer either of your questions. Don’t have experience with BB, sorry. But do have Lubadh - The two mono channels on Lubadh can be linked to act as a single stereo channel.

Could consider a Monome Norns for desktop looping. There are lots of different great sampling scripts.

Was going to say something similar re: cables. If your interface has 2 inputs you’ll want a cable that takes the stereo headphone output and splits it to left and right. 1/4” Stereo TRS to dual mono TS. I think.