Tasty Chips GR-1 Granular Synthesizer. Any users here?

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joeyluck
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30 Apr 2022

I'm looking at getting one of these.

From Perfect Circuit, it's $1099. So it's always been on my wishlist, but a little more than I'd like to spend.
https://www.perfectcircuit.com/tasty-chips-gr-1.html

But I just noticed that direct from Tasty Chips, it's $845 with shipping and paypal fee.
https://www.tastychips.nl/product/gr-1- ... nthesizer/

Curious if anybody here owns one and what your experience has been. I'm sure a lot of similar stuff can be done with Grain, but with hardware and that slider, it looks like so much fun :-)

And for those who don't know about it, here's some videos and images:







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01 May 2022

From the back it looks like they use a Raspberry Pi 2B inside the Box as the main CPU. that would be pretty nice as you could make a Backup of the OS and have the option to have it repaired/serviced quite well even after the company would discontinue it.

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01 May 2022

Yeah I'm still thinking about it. The lack of audio input is a downside, but the ability to hook up audio interfaces is cool as well as USB MIDI controllers.

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