https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hOkFjVMYMk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV6e20UevsU
and here's a review of it:
http://ohmnohmnohm.com/microgranny-2-0-review/
ever mess around with one of these? they sound nuts!
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ohh shitt that looks dope!
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I've used one. They Crazy!
love the Standuino / Bastl Instruments stuff
love the Standuino / Bastl Instruments stuff
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Granular sample players sure mess up sounds you toss in them. They look like a nice compliment to any SP or Volca Sample. (Or any sampler for that matter!) I've got to see if I can squeeze enough for this one!
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Believe it or not, there is sorta away around that.
Visit your local radio shack. They have in the stereo parts section (Just ask the salesperson to show you the isle where all the different audio cables/converters are), and they should have a mono to stereo output plug. It's got this bit plastic triangle looking bit that you can output hard left/right to your mixer from the input of whatever mono signal you need to be stereo. (Electric guitar/bass, mono synth(most analogue synths and some Yamaha DX models cone to mind), or CV synth setups. (Eurorack CV musicians who like patching cables from module to module)
The plug is about $9 if I recall correctly.
Visit your local radio shack. They have in the stereo parts section (Just ask the salesperson to show you the isle where all the different audio cables/converters are), and they should have a mono to stereo output plug. It's got this bit plastic triangle looking bit that you can output hard left/right to your mixer from the input of whatever mono signal you need to be stereo. (Electric guitar/bass, mono synth(most analogue synths and some Yamaha DX models cone to mind), or CV synth setups. (Eurorack CV musicians who like patching cables from module to module)
The plug is about $9 if I recall correctly.
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hoping to get a microgranny very sooon.
but does anybody know whats up with all the standuino stuff? can't find anywhere to purchase their stuff it all links to a noisekitchen page that doesn't exist
but does anybody know whats up with all the standuino stuff? can't find anywhere to purchase their stuff it all links to a noisekitchen page that doesn't exist
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was more interested in some of the standuino stuff.
http://www.standuino.eu/musical-instrum ... -angelico/
i guess standuino ended up becoming bastl instruments idk.
that drum sampler they had looked pretty tight.
but thanks for the help
http://www.standuino.eu/musical-instrum ... -angelico/
i guess standuino ended up becoming bastl instruments idk.
that drum sampler they had looked pretty tight.
but thanks for the help
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yungbills wrote:i guess standuino ended up becoming bastl instruments idk
Yah that's what happened. I don't think the are making the Fra Angelico or the Frau Angelica anymore, unfortunately...
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chaz dolo wrote:yungbills wrote:i guess standuino ended up becoming bastl instruments idk
Yah that's what happened. I don't think the are making the Fra Angelico or the Frau Angelica anymore, unfortunately...
have you used the trinity drums unit as well?
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yungbills wrote:have you used the trinity drums unit as well?
No, just the Microgranny and the Pi.