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there absolutely will, once we're all back in town!

@@jockcooper8888 thank you!

Thanks a ton! About the expander, we're not sure - we did make a couple of different prototypes, but feel they fell way too short of the mark and still need work. We'll probably publish a guide to all the different headers on the backs of our modules for DIYers. Honestly, there's nothing on the expander header that you can't access from the front panel - we were just hoping to save a few cables :) In any case, we're not going to be doing anything till mid-2025 at least, there's a lot in the pipeline already!

@@AnimalFactoryAmplification thanks for the reply and understood. I was hoping for the abilities to modulate the resonance and the feedback, perhaps even the wet signal. Looking forward to see what’s new. Also I received the Orobas and it’s a beast 🐺

always add more distortion!

Thank you! It's pretty crazy delay. Definitely not one for purists. Our next video is actually going to be all about just this module, maybe just with an SQ-1 or basic CMOS based sequencer, going completely berserk! Any suggestions for a better title than "Stupid Module Tricks"? :D

@@AnimalFactoryAmplification maybe something like “slick-ass tricks for dope-ass bixchez!!!”

Thanks! By textural delay, do you mean our Coma Reactor module though?

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From left to right: AFA Bonesaw, Godeater, Baron Samedi, Bastl CV Trinity, AFA Tannhäuser Gates

The same as it was before.

The same as before, no real changes. The module is not deep at all, just a single PCB thickness. You'll still need to power the heaters with the additional adapter, but that's it.

We sadly can't offer any advice on this, we don't have any experience with any of these modules unfortunately.

This ended up being so damn good - had me floooored when you brought that gloom melody back, I'd forgotten it had even come from that! Hardcore.

Thanks for the heads up! Without DM, there would have been no Animal Factory... <3 <3 <3 wish we could get a photo of that board!

The crazy thing about this pedal is th- HEY! IT'S ENRICO PALLAZZO!

We love them to! Really love to get functionality into our designs as much as possible. Can find the module from one of our retail partners here: animalfactoryamps.com/pages/worldwide-shipping If it's unavailable, can always buy it from our site if you're based in the continental US. :)

In theory yes you can! There is a header that breaks it out, but we do not really advice that since the inrush current that the heater circuit draws is really high and can cause your eurorack power supply to trip. But if your power supply is beefy enough it might handle it. :)

@@AnimalFactoryAmplification Thats great! then i'll just give it it's own dedicated power supply. Thanks

We're always open to suggestions on making better manufacturer videos. What would you like to see more of in our demos? If you have a demo video that you think is excellent, we'd love to see that as well as a point of reference. Thanks!

I don't know if there's a "perfect" video for all your modules but I think a clear rundown of all the features and the same step by step audio through for all your modules makes it a lot easier to distinguish the differences and easier to choose for customers. Divkid does this quiet nicely with the 100 grit for example. A large variety of sounds, patch examples and going through the features multiple times. I choose the baron samedi on just a very short part of a demo that broke kickdrums to bits but it can do so much more damage... @@AnimalFactoryAmplification

@@BITE_MECHANISM Thanks for the detailed reply! We'll take a closer look at our longer demos - to be honest this particular video was made specifically to demonstrate the basic character of the different distortions, so we chose a monophonic since for this purpose and some chords. We continue to work on smaller demos showing specific applications, but this is really good motivation for us to start zoning in on specific differentiating *features* of our modules. Thanks for that! We'll make sure to incorporate that into our future demos. All the very best from Mumbai.

Sure no problem, your modules are amazing and I think they deserve more attention @@AnimalFactoryAmplification maybe you can send a demo-set around to youtubers to review and demo your line-up. Not to give them all away perse but maybe they can choose one module with x amount of views or something?

Thank you so much <3 just so you know, the Baron Samedi is available in pedal form with retailers in the US and EU, the new Godeater pedal will see the light of day in early 2024 and a limited reissue of Godeater v1 (we were cleaning up found some Goya faceplates we thought we had lost!) is in production right now. Just in case you don't want to go down the Eurorack rabbit hole ;)

​@@AnimalFactoryAmplificationoh I am absolutely preparing to go down the modular rabbit hole 😂 do you mind if I ask; what was the modulation that the Trinity was performing?

@@sustomusickillsyoutube so the Trinity is controlling two parameters, it's controlling the 'Wet Vol CV' on the Godeater which gives the processed signal a kind of gated effect and more rhythm and the 'Burial CV' on the Baron Samedi, which just adds more fuzz and mangling but controlled externally!

Glad you like it!

There are a bunch of videos for this - the most recent one is here, but do go through our channel and playlists for more demos: th-cam.com/video/QGbew9bWB2A/w-d-xo.html - also check out the blog post here: animalfactoryamps.com/en-in/blogs/news/what-kind-of-candy-do-you-like-comparing-flavours-of-eurorack-distortion

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yep, for me a (perhaps simplified) stereo Samedi, or Godeater, would be fantastic tool for processing stereo stems from modular, daw, field recordings, entire mixes etc if it ever materialized, i'd suggest incorporating a mid-side circuit. non linear process like distortion, if used in simple dual mono config, tend to skew the stereo balance of the input source. and while not ideal, m/s helps remedy this to an extent. atm i use addac vintage clip with shakmat sumdif, and its a fantastic combo, but takes re-patching to engage/disengage.

@@clusterchord1 thanks for the great suggestions. simplified versions of our circuits in stereo have been on our mind for a while, particularly after Tannhäuser Gates. Yes, one thing that we always worry about is phase coherence in the low end post-distortion. We're going to work on it a bit more after the new pedals are out 😉

That’s what we were kind of going for with that control! For the most part it’s a pretty normal overdrive, but that FM control just rips up everything.

Thank you and enjoy your vacation!

Soon. ;)

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Love to hear that! On the expansion, we do have modules in development for it, will be announced as soon as they're ready!

Hey! It’s estimated about 1000-3000 hours according to the data sheet, the length of the power cable is ~1 meter.

Glad the algorithm gods looked down favorably upon us. Don't forget to use code 'FIRSTANIMAL' for 10% off your first purchase on our site. 😉

@@AnimalFactoryAmplification I am in the EU. Anyway I will buy this VCF at our French store´.

@@randydarklight Amazing!

Hey! The Godeater is already 98% SMT manufactured, other than a 3-4 through hole parts. We don't foresee the LED attenuators coming to Godeater anytime soon, but don't let that stop you from picking one of them up! You can use code 'FIRSTANIMAL' to get 10% off your first purchase.

Thanks a ton! We added a couple of HP to V2 so we could space out the (sexier aluminium) knobs a bit more. The PT2399 chip doesn't really allow for an implementation of a freeze function, though. One of the many constraints when working with that deliciously nasty chip.

Thank you! All done by @thebigfatminimalist, also check out our entire lineup at animalfactoryamps.com/collections/eurorack-modules ;)

Very little. The circuit is almost identical except for some value tweaks to accomodate the new tubes. The control layout on this one is perfectly mirrored down the middle, unlike the previous one. The tubes are quite different. The original had metal can 6SJ7s which haven't been made since the 60s. We only had a limited number of those, hence the limited initial run. You can probably find them a lot easier in the US though. The new version uses either EF86 or its equivalent 6J32P, of which at least the EF86 is still in production. Although it was designed to supersede the 6SJ7, they don't sound nearly alike in our opinion (and probably others too).

Can never have enough feedback. 😉

By the power of grayskull!

Can go from subtle to destructive very quickly! Hope you're loving yours. :)

@@AnimalFactoryAmplification absolutely I do! Even my wife thinks it’s a very special piece of gear.