SOUND ON SOUND

[BJG145]

Now that reminds me that I really must create/record some proper music with my Gecho Loopsynth soon.

These pocket-sized setups are all the rage now. I like those experiments by Luca you posted...almost theatrical.



(For a moment I thought that was an OTO...I've been looking for one of those for ages.)



...then there's Hainbach with his ST50...



...or Mark Harris and his Pico/Organelle.



So anyway, here's my suggestion...dig out that dadamachines automat and set it up with the Gecho. That would be neat. ;)

[Martin Walker]

So anyway, here's my suggestion...dig out that dadamachines automat and set it up with the Gecho. That would be neat. ;)

Wow great links BJG145!

Yes, I must dig out the Dadamachines Automat, but first I must explore the Gecho Looposynth and Koma Field Kit combo 8-)


Martin

[desmond]

Anyone else on the edge of their seat over the drama of whether this lovely but poorly D50 is resurrected or not?

[Martin Walker]

Anyone else on the edge of their seat over the drama of whether this lovely but poorly D50 is resurrected or not?

I'm not unduly concerned, as long as the sounds themselves emerge faithfully - sometimes having a few corrupted characters in the graphic display can add a level of intrigue to the proceedings ;)


Martin

[nwns]

Well I have sorted the screen, it was a connection to the main board, took them all off and cleaned up the connections. All lovely now. D50 making lush sounds and looking great all over again. Thanks for all the help guys.

[desmond]

Good result! :thumbup:

[BJG145]

Good to hear! Kudos to Eddy for figuring this one out... :thumbup:

[Eddy Deegan]

Well I have sorted the screen, it was a connection to the main board, took them all off and cleaned up the connections. All lovely now. D50 making lush sounds and looking great all over again. Thanks for all the help guys.

Yay! Excellent result :thumbup: