NoiseGuide

Moonchild wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 26, 2019 4:50 am

a synth that interprets audio

Explain this please.

At any rate, it's nice that you might worry, but I'd definitely listen to FAP on this, he is the authority on neurotic noiseguide posting.

"Morty! Hey Morty, I turned myself into an overpriced gimmick, Morty!"

I can't be the only person who thinks this company just kind of sucks, surely?

It's a "Killswitch" box. Usually people just make them themselves, because it's just two 1/4" sockets with a button between them to turn the sound on or off depending on the wiring. I do recommend you make one yourself instead of buying one, it'd probably the handiest way to learn how to solder if y...

It depends on the mic', I guess. Dunno what gear you have for yourself or the venue has to offer, but you can get microphones with 1/4" plugs which will be better than using an XLR to 1/4". Less shit to worry about and potentially lose / get stolen. Generally, it goes: mic' > pedals > your mixer > h...

I'm going to build myself a case to house rackstuff for a project I've been working on, which I've been accumulating specific gear for. There's only a couple of bits left I need to complete my planned set up. So, if anyone has an MAM MB33 Mark II they're willing to sell for under 200 Euro, let me kn...

Honestly, I don't entirely know what that means or how to go about doing it because I am an idiot.

Anyone have the Cone Destroyer picture?

Yeah, it's the E6400 Ultra, but without the QWERTY keyboard thingy or the extra outputs. I'm gonna buy a SCSI2SD doo-dah, at any rate, and just dump a bunch of stuff on it, perhaps make a thing to hold it so I can access the SD without opening the unit. To be honest, I can't see myself using the Mun...

Yeah, who'd have thought Mick Fleetwood just sells his old shit on ebay? This is genuinely bizarre, I think it's the weirdest thing that's ever happened to me.

Just paid for it now, said he'll ship it out tomorrow. It's really just a base E6400. Maybe there's some cool shit saved on the drive.

It turns out the guy who used to be in Fleetwood Mac that just sold me a sampler is Mick Fleetwood.

I just bought an EMU E6400 Ultra from some dude who used to be in Fleetwood Mac.

He already has the guitar, too late for that. You can get a small / medium speaker, make a tiny amp, and split the signal of the guitar to your regular amp and shitty speaker. That'll give you handier control over feedback. Activate infrared things (Like remote controls) over the pickups for stupid ...

There's some cool granular stuff out, and with some samplers you can mess with the settings until you achieve it. Really sorry you're having a sucky time with the MG. Maybe you can find a screw somewhere, and sell it on for a very small loss.