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I've looked through my old orders and can't find the precise model but it's something like this www.bax-shop.co.uk/keyboard-stands/innox-kb-120-mkii-keyboard-stand - I think it's exactly that one actually. I then bought some additional arms to mount more gear on it. It's a standard tubing size (1 1/4 inch or something?) so there's a lot of stuff that can mount on it. It's on half price at the moment - £87 - which really is a bargain. It's fairly sturdy for home studio use

I had a president at a startup I worked at that would say "the perfect is the enemy of the good" on a daily basis!

time evaporates on the Edge!

Thanks Jon! Love me Edge, love FM, simple as

They look nice and easy to see against the black, at the small cost of occasionally jamming the switch! I could trim about 1mm off them I guess, they're a tiny bit too long

yeah I just noticed this, it's so odd, it's not like that on the file I uploaded - I guess RUclips glitched out!

arr, it's a mean beast! I reckon a CV mod would be good on it

top decision m9

Thanks! The units work nicely together :-)

Thanks Jon! Whenever my music isn't tuneful, it's just because it's microtonal and people aren't sophisticated enough to get it. At least, that's what I used to say when my bass was out of tune! "Good enough for jazz"

which box particularly? The kit is a Cherub Chorus from Fuzzdog, built into a Hammond-style 1590B enclosure. I use a little Marshall battery powered amp for testing. There's a little blue and white component tester as well :-)

Thanks dude! I've got sucked back into Eurocrack through the Brains, it's a really fun module, lots of voices.

@@Gavddotcodotuk You do the right thing !!! 🙃

That was your fridges keeping your Bounty bars cold

THANKS, JACK, APPRECIATE IT BROTHER - HH

It's a heck of a machine the Edge, great fun!

cheers Jon. Loving the Tracker now, I rarely use anything else! When the kids are at their clubs I can sit there with cans on making beats, it's like entering a time machine because it flies by!

I just looked those up - they sound great! I do often scratch the pedals when I crank the nuts in... Next time I order some pedals I'll be ordering some of those - thanks so much for the tipoff!

much appreciated! The Tracker workflow lends itself to such fun with chaotic beats!

arr, thanks Jon! I've found that, like monkeys, the smaller the pedal, the more concentrated the fuzz. I am considering making a desert rock album, but I need to finish building a guitar amp first; not gonna use Garageband's sims for that kinda thing. And I blew up my wife's amp by fixing it until it was bost. Oops. I built a RAT a while ago into a 1590A enclosure and that sounded better'n the one I built in a 1590B! I gave it to Ryan from Lead By Lies, I think it's still on his pedal board :-) Gotta have a RAT innit!

@@Gavddotcodotuk sheikh yer booty

haha I'd have to get my build time down to less than 2 hours but I'd build 'em if folks wanted 'em! There are commercial patchbays like the DF Audio ones, they are extremely good, I used one for my Norli album that I recorded on 4 track tape, and I could patch up a sound for each track without ripping my pedal board apart!

I’d be interested in one, actually

that's a component tester. I'm notorious for missing the decimal point on my multimeter so I often double check component values using it! You can get one for about 15 quid, they're not expensive, and they're very helpful indeed. If you find a component with all the text scratched off, it's a lifesaver in identifying it!

thanks Jon . I started sanding the cases and doing thinner coats of spray with more layers, seems to work better than one thick coat straight onto raw aluminium

Thank you! It was a tight squeeze but it all fitted! I reckon if I built it in a 1590BB I could get several more effects loops in it, but it’s great for a small FX board :-)

@@GavddotcodotukYou have the skill to build one at anytime ...byt this one is very useful too !!!

Thanks! I really appreciate it! The Polyend Tracker is taking me some fun places musically :-) Great bit of kit

have you adjusted the trim pot on the front? I'd suggest sticking a screwdriver in there and wiggling it about and trying different positions - it makes the mic more sensitive :-) I'd eliminate that first

I'm not sure what you mean by that... It's not an amplifier, it's not designed to drive speakers, although if you went into a powered speaker or poweramp from it it would work. It's designed as a channel strip, to be used between the mic and PA or mixer or computer :-)

Your voice is tooooo loud. You heve to reduce it by 99%

I grew up playing Outrun, Chase HQ, Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (whenever I could convince an Amiga owning friend to let me play!). Those games were sprite based. I kept thinking about how the road curves were done and I decided to solve it as a challenge, then built a game around it. The 3d I've produced isn't super accurately modelled, it's just something that feels like the racers of the 90s felt to me. Short answer - I'm old!

Good stuff Luigi! Yes, with the new power supply this unit has worked quite happily :-) I'm no expert, I'm just a dabbler :-)

It's a big help for stuff like this!

thanks! I made it while watching the kids train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I think something of that environment transferred!

@@Gavddotcodotuk ha ha...maybe !!!! Brazilian jiu jitsu ...sounds interesting.

@@eamfos they love it. I used to train MMA/BJJ when I was young and my bones weren’t made of sawdust! My eldest kid told me “you’d better watch out daddy, we’ll beat you up!”

Yes, I use the 0-coast on a lot of tracks, I find it to be a really musical little box, it has a lot of character

@@Gavddotcodotuk That's good.Maybe i will be able to buy it..if things go well. Wish you the best GavD

@@eamfos you won't regret it, it's a fantastic box. The menuing is horrific in it is the only issue, there are 2 buttons you have to menu with and it communicates with you by lights blinking for different counts. If I were to improve it, I'd add a USB port simply for setting the MIDI settings etc. however, you rarely need to use those menus unless you're doing something with MIDI or the "hidden" LFOs

@@Gavddotcodotuk I do not use MIDI anyway... The menu is weird ...ok. I can live with that. 😁 But i have to admitt there is a lot of though to buy something now. Things are getting worst and weird in the world...and very fast. Thanks for the info and advice man . 👍

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U m9!!!!!! Da song is about u!

Thanks for the comment! I'm not very good at maths I'm afraid! Do you have any resources that would tell me how to implement this? Here's my code for the Z-cache, it's the only code in the game I didn't write entirely myself, I adapted it from ChatGPT: const horizon = constants.CANVAS_HEIGHT_HALF; const calculateDistance = (y) => { const deltaY = y - horizon; if (deltaY <= 0) { // Points above or at the horizon go to infinity return Infinity; } return (constants.DEPTH_SCALING_FACTOR * horizon) / deltaY; }; for (let y = constants.CANVAS_HEIGHT + constants.OVERSCAN_Y; y >= glob.frameCache.HORIZON_Y; y--) { glob.zCacheDist[y] = calculateDistance(y) + glob.travel; }

arr! thanks chap!

thanks dude! Your music fits the game so perfectly!

Hi Tony! I still do a bit of boxing, but I'm pretty old now and my joints are really beat up!

@@Gavddotcodotuk I'll also have to remember that as I reach 40 in a few years. I know that there's obviously no Take To The Streets sequel in the works, but do you still keep in touch with others who also worked on the game?

@@tonyc.0451 yeah, I'm still in touch with over half the cast of the game!

@@Gavddotcodotuk Also great to hear. I almost wish that they'd say their in-game dialogue. Bad Sensei: _"Don't make me take my dressing gown off!"_

Thanks, kind of you to say!

gavd.co.uk/2023/03/boss-ds1-pedal-repair/index.html there's a copy of it on my website, hope that helps dude! 😎

I'll have a proper check tomorrow, but Eurorack control voltage is generally +/- 5v peak to peak, so I'd set the range to that, then the speed to whatever the wave speed is - e.g. if you're monitoring an LFO at 10hz, I'd set to around there and dial it in by hand. I think the signal voltages can be greater in some cases. If I get it working again, I'll post a vid and put a link here :-)

@@Gavddotcodotuk Thanks for that, It gives me a starting point.

no, it's one of your Eurorack samples you left on the device I think! Filtered and treated.