Studio Pics

lol

4 Juno 106s??

fishing reel!

  On 8/16/2013 at 8:36 PM, phling said:

the other might be behind the laptop, on top of that voyager.

What in the world are you talking about?

I think he's talking about the two ARP odysseys stacked on top of the speakers.

There are at least 6 MS-20s in this picture:

lol

awesome studio space? Do you have a generator out there or do you work directly with the sunlight?

The synths feed off ants and fungal projections protruding from fallen logs. The former tends to give the music and acidic flavour. The latter, well you know.

an obvious user of photosynthesis . nice to see someone else getting on board with it

lol

photosynths are awsome.

Maybe they're lost in the woods cause they've got photodementia.

i saw 2 genelec ms20's maybe thats what they meant

wat & why?

  On 8/19/2013 at 12:14 AM, phling said:

it's a MS 20, I use it for convolution delay mostly.

Once you use a MS-20 enough, you don't need the labels anymore

So did you unscrew the front plate and spray paint it?

it happened by the magic touch of sandpaper, and i had to take it apart completely for this. the whole enclosure was sanded.

madness

the reason was, i was annoyed by the fact that i was annoyed about a tiny bit of paint chipping off at one edge and the silk-screened graphics on it not being of the highest quality - i felt like a big sissy, and was using the synth in this way. all these words printed on it were also just a distraction.

i like how the interface feels much more abstract now.

omglolwut

phling: elektron exchanges units with faulty paintjobs for free - but not after your mod, of course.... :/

yes... modding is certainly a one way ticket :]

but i also have a good reason: i'm studying media arts, and bought the synth through the art school from the project money we get. this means it belongs to the school, and if i want to keep it, i gotta transform it somehow, e.g. turn it into part of an installation or something. else the school will keep it after the project is done (which means it would likely end up never being used by anyone ever). i bought it for experimentation - if it breaks during the process, so be it.