"It works! Here is the first (real) picture of what should be the final Hertz Donut layout. The module will be available sometime in July for *around* $395 (still tbd). We will post more details to our website as they become available. LINK: www.theharvestman.org/."
"This is a remake to a how-to car modification video, explaning, and going through the various procedures involved when re-wiring speaker terminals into RCA connects, designed for hooking into external receivers, Like you Car Audio Amplifier!
Loud Ass Bass!
Directions: Solder existing speaker terminals with Idental pair of wires, Solder RCA connects, Connect to Auxially Receiver, or Amplifier, your DONE!
Tone: Synth Bass *Bass test tones were recorded in the key of C, and I go through various steps within that scale.
92 dodge caravan
Pioneer DEH-P6000ub Clarion Eqs746 (1) Alpine MRP-M500 (1) Alpine MRP-M1000 (3) Orion HP12 sub's @ 2 ohms (2) Orion Cobalt 5.25's (2) Polk DB 5x7's (2) Polk DB 6x9's Big Three in 0 Gauge (1) MCR 200 amp H/O Alternator (2) Power Acoustik PCX'5 Caps
_ - ~ Auxillary ~ - _ (1) Coleman 800wrms DC/AC Power Inverter (1) Sony THS-K670 @ 600wrms into 4 ohms (1) 10' MTX Blue Thunder SVC Sub into 4 ohms"
Full details including samples and price at Audio Damage
"Eos consists of three high-quality custom-designed reverb algorithms, made with the modern production environment in mind. Two different plate simulators and our own Superhall algorithm give you a broad palette of reverb, and the easy-to-understand interface makes adjusting the algorithms to suit your track incredibly simple."
YouTube via zamisers7k "Sorry if the vid was chopy, still figuring things out, it High Def shinola(?) too many verii scanners maybe clogin my puter butts, but anyway here is what is going on in this vid:
There is no sensor in Blender's Game Engine to recieve midi messages, so I used Bomes Midi Translator to map midi notes to qwerty keyboard key presses. The trick was in Bomes Translator I had to translate the hex message for both key down and key up events, so there were actually 4 messages being remapped in this demo for only two midi notes on and off. If you don't do that than the key gets stuck and the balls will either not move or just go flying off the screen. I may do more complex stuff with it eventually and t I'll probably be limited to a certain amount of keys, but for the first night of testing the results seemed pretty cool and I don't know all the possibilites yet.
P.S. Blender is free wares/open source bless them, and Bomes Clasic is nag ware, so you can do the same just as cheap as me! Small print': RS7000, computer and midi hardware not included."
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YouTube via dolphinicus "This is completion of all (except Portamento) of my modifications for Ray Wilson's WSG! 6 modulating oscillators; on / off for each of 2 voices per modulator; 2 modulation inputs per voice and TWO VCFs for stereo output! She's completed and up and running! Enjoy!"
YouTube via AnalogAudio1 "The Moog Satellite is the successor of the rare Minitmoog (not Minimoog). It is built around a solid woodframe - it looks great! It's a monophonic synthesizer with presets, which can be changed (filter, modulation, LFO, envelope). The filter sounds great, although it's not the famous 24 db Moog filter. It sounds a bit like the Minikorg 700 or the Farfisa Syntorchestra. I like the meaty, analog sounds of the Satellite, which come to life when using it with delay, phaser, flanger...
I played the Moog Satellite with the Roland DEP-5 multi effects processor (for hall and delay)."
