Error codes can be obtained by talking to the right people, reading BBS's, or looking at the list below.ġ is the first weird symbol, 2 is the second symbol and 3 is the third symbol from left to right on the keyboard menu once you press Select whenthe Error appears.
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But this only works if you the proper Code for the specific Error. When the Error number appears, press Select and input the code to bypass. You can bypass these Errors once you have purchased the ModTools at Beach St. Only issue with mine is the Sputnik Dual Oscillator is on backorder from where I bought it, and because it snagged it at an incredible deal, I'd be stupid not to just sit it out.If you attempt to use a Program of a color your current Style does not support, you will get an Error and be unable to boot up MegaMan until the problem is fixed. Also, Detroit Modular has a great team and will work with you to the point where you feel guilty cause their service is so excellent, and Perfect Circuit has seasonal 20% off deals (this is assuming you live in the States). So each one has a different flavor and personality all their own. He's an East Coaster who repaired Buchla's and then just out of no-where said "here I am" and is making Buchla-esque stuff if Buchla started out in the 21st century. Mark Verbos of Verbos has really caught my attention. His stuff is complex and esoteric, but in the right hands can do some incredible stuff. Tony Rolando of Make Noise used to work for Moog before starting Make Noise. Roman (Sputnik) made a name for himself by making very good clones before BEMI re-relased the Easel (and took a lot of crap for it from some.). The amount of control that they feature is unreal and everyone has a different take on them. The Buchla-esque modules are very popular and understandably so. Which means you have to be pressing the notes and THEN press the hold button (doable but tricky). You have to setup an Arpeggio before you can hit the hold button. The only issue that I really had with the Keyboard was the hold to arp mode is poorly placed. I still utilize the 6 channel mixer, but just an FYI only channels 2-4 are stereo, 1 and 6 are left and right mono. I had the quad VCA (Which really does sound great), and swapped it out for two Pittsburgh Modular Low Pass Gates, and I had the Sputnik Keyboard, but opted for a Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms Keyboard. I can say this with the utmost understanding: I get it!!! My rack has evolved significantly since I started building it a few months ago.
while almost be nothing like what you end up with!
Very linear in patching, VCO into Filter, into VCA, Envelope, Delay / Reverb, out, before I started doing the gymnastics! And then it was a matter of figuring out which VCO, Filter, VCA I liked, fit and could acquire! Modular is largely about the journey, and sometimes we forget that there is a destination - you'll get there! I can also promise you that what you are starting on right now. That all being said: At the end of the day it's your rack! You might have a vision / sound in your head and based on who you are into, you might have insight into why you built the way you did! When I started, I based my rack on what was already existing - Verbos Performance, Make Noise Shared Systems, and PGH Modular Systems. Not sure why you have 2 quad VCA's, again I'd go with Intellijel over Mutable - better build quality IMHO. You have a Wogglebug and so I don't think you'd need Marbles, unless you really want staged out random voltages, which is of course fine if that's what you're going for. Rings and Tides could both be found in 8HP and remain just and functional and accessible. Regarding Mutable, I might also suggest checking out some of the 3rd party builds that shrink the modules down to 8hp. Plaits is nice if you want to have Gameboy Sounds, but otherwise. One thing I like about Make Noise is that they break it out where you have control over everything. However I personally found Plaits to be kind of boring and not something I reached for. That's not to say that they are the same, they certainly aren't. I personally don't think you'd need Plaits AND TelHarmonic - having had both, I would go with TelHarmonic. Looks like a solid mutable inspired rack!
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