RB Sequences
Kuassa EVE-AT4
Kenton Pro Solo Mk3 (connects Reason's CV world to the real world

Behringer MS-1
I shouldn't have said spiders. I didn't mean the Reason "spiders." I meant something like spiderwebs on the back of the rack... like players stacked on top of each other and then a pair of MIDI CV Converter sending the notes to another stack of players across the rack, running another instrument (MIDI CV Converter is basically like a MIDI CV Spider). Ever seen one of Carly/Poohbear's videos? Something like that! You can have a lot of fun doing that sort of thing. I know I always get some really unexpected (and otherwise unimagined) results; Players have helped to further "my" creativity. If I ever have writers block or am tired of coming up with the same old sounding stuff, I start experimenting with different player combinations (combinators?) and it opens up new directions.Jagwah wrote: ↑05 Apr 2021I really don't use the Players much, can you give me a basic example of how you would combine them with spiders as I am not aware of anything like this?challism wrote: ↑05 Apr 2021I've really been into combining and spidering the player devices lately. The instruments and FX change, but these five players seem to find their way into all my projects, these days.
Robotic Bean - Sequences
Robotic Bean - Euclidean
Static Cling - AutoLatch
Static Cling - Delta MIDI Computer
Love One - MIDI CV Converter
Yes! Thanks for mentioning this, tonight I tried adding it to a few things and now I'm hooked!Jackjackdaw wrote: ↑05 Apr 2021Pulverizer, my all time favorite for punch and grit. Probably my most used device in RRP.
I know Fritz is really cool but I've never spent enough time with it to allow myself to not be intimidated by it, I just get a mess from it so it collects dust but I know I should love it. I hope to get around to it one day.
Wow nice, thanks for explaining.
I'm the same. That's why I always use the Random Patch Generator. Always. If it didn't have the randomizer I would never buy it.
I know can be a dickish sort of question, but have you read the manual? Not all manuals are helpful, but this one does a great job of breaking down the various functions & how they work. I spent a long time just mashing the randomise button, but then when I finally got around to reading the manual I was really surprised how much it demystified Fritz, and wished I'd read it earlier. There's a lot of cool shit you can do that isn't just berserk noise, especially when you start messing around in Sync mode
I'll be sure to check it out very soon thanksdvdrtldg wrote: ↑06 Apr 2021I know can be a dickish sort of question, but have you read the manual? Not all manuals are helpful, but this one does a great job of breaking down the various functions & how they work. I spent a long time just mashing the randomise button, but then when I finally got around to reading the manual I was really surprised how much it demystified Fritz, and wished I'd read it earlier. There's a lot of cool shit you can do that isn't just berserk noise, especially when you start messing around in Sync mode
Yeah it's a bit special that one. Really nice. And free!
Reading the Fritz manual is on my to-do list! I bought it a while ago to use on a delay for realtime guitar processing but never got round to taking the time to learn it.dvdrtldg wrote: ↑06 Apr 2021I know can be a dickish sort of question, but have you read the manual? Not all manuals are helpful, but this one does a great job of breaking down the various functions & how they work. I spent a long time just mashing the randomise button, but then when I finally got around to reading the manual I was really surprised how much it demystified Fritz, and wished I'd read it earlier. There's a lot of cool shit you can do that isn't just berserk noise, especially when you start messing around in Sync mode
Those new Moog Sound Studio bundles (DFAM included) look freaking sweet! Expensive but look really cool.Faastwalker wrote: ↑07 Apr 2021Mutable Instruments - Beads
Moog - DFAM
Reason Studios - Algoritm
Ekssperimental Sounds - Sine Synth
Arturia - Microfreak
They do. Especially if you're new to this stuff and/or don't have any of the 'Mother' range of devices. Not much interest to me, as I have the DFAM. But very cool idea I think.MannequinRaces wrote: ↑07 Apr 2021Those new Moog Sound Studio bundles (DFAM included) look freaking sweet! Expensive but look really cool.Faastwalker wrote: ↑07 Apr 2021Mutable Instruments - Beads
Moog - DFAM
Reason Studios - Algoritm
Ekssperimental Sounds - Sine Synth
Arturia - Microfreak
Oh, just realized people post hardware synths, too. So I just want to add
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