Thanks! Technically Potentiometer has really good resolution as hall sensors so potentially it can be good as SC-1000. Big limitation is travel limit, releasing button is the workaround. I wish I have better scratching skill😅😅
Absolutely fantastic - this was the final feature that sold me on the Qun mk2, you implemented this in a really nice way. I hope in the future it can be set up easier by just selecting scratch in granular page and it sets up the defaults.
This thing is worth a lot more than we are paying for it! Definitely using this mode!!! I love the display for this mode! You make your display show a lot of information in really handy ways, for it's tiny size.
I'm blown away that this function was added after I already bought the lil box... you made it even MORE dope. I've been a bad DJ for nearly 30 years and I'm really excited to update my firmware and flex my minimal skills on this thing.
Nice! This is really a super worthwhile update! I've been meaning to get into doing some scratching tricks with music, but this totally makes it legit! Thanks!
Your dedication to this box is out of this world. If you ever decide to go bigger, then you could release a groove box rivaling the biggest players out there. Hell, you have with the Qun mk II.
This man stuffed a whole SC500 in there as an extra feature. Truly incredible device. Get one before these really hit the big time, or it’s gonna be impossible to find.
Very impressively thought out.. Don't underestimate your skills either. The interface elements look really good too. I know I'm only using a fraction of what the little gem can do
Every time I see a new video with firmware updates, I get more and more excited to receive my unit. This is some really special gear and I cannot WAIT to get started with it! I agree with the other comments, you could easily break into the groovebox market with a larger model, everything you have built here is incredible.
would be really cool if you could switch the scratching function to the touchbar. It would be more natural way to scratch like a real dj. Most professional digital DJ gear function with touch sensitive jogwheels. So the scratch sample would play at normal speed when you hit play and you could change the "vinyl record"/sample pitch/speed from the knob, and then manipulate and scratch from the touchbar like real vinyl. When you release the touch bar the sample would then keep playing from that point on like real dj deck. Having it that way it would be possible to make authentic sounding hiphop/rap vocal phrase scratches. And having two Quns and a portable dj mixer could be then used as a real cool and nifty mini turntablist DJ setup.
Hello, when I enter scratch mode (many times not intentionally) I cannot return to 'normal' mode without initializing with shift+parameter, is there a simpler way to switch between modes?
@@--j---j----c--- Do you still have issues? I have never seen the issue, probably it's misunderstanding of something. It's hard to track the issue here, can you join discord and ask me for further questions.
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. I’m living in the UK, do you have any plans to ship here at all. I’d love to get my hands on one, looks like I could have some serious fun.
When I first saw the title I thought, "oh boy another fake skratch thing". Nope! This is legit! Nice work!
Thanks! Technically Potentiometer has really good resolution as hall sensors so potentially it can be good as SC-1000. Big limitation is travel limit, releasing button is the workaround. I wish I have better scratching skill😅😅
Absolutely fantastic - this was the final feature that sold me on the Qun mk2, you implemented this in a really nice way. I hope in the future it can be set up easier by just selecting scratch in granular page and it sets up the defaults.
This thing is worth a lot more than we are paying for it! Definitely using this mode!!!
I love the display for this mode! You make your display show a lot of information in really handy ways, for it's tiny size.
Now all we will need is oldschool sampling's 12bit resolution. Hey, maybe 8 too? 😄 ...Scratching those lo-fi 12bit samples will be awesome! ! 😁
I'm blown away that this function was added after I already bought the lil box... you made it even MORE dope. I've been a bad DJ for nearly 30 years and I'm really excited to update my firmware and flex my minimal skills on this thing.
looking forward to hear feedback from professional DJ!
Fantastic. . The small synthesiser is getting better and better. Thanks for the further development!🤗
This little device is really getting more and more powerful Thanks to you. Appreciate you and your work
Wow, This is such a game changer! Now we can scratch like a DJ , Thanks for the update.
Nice! This is really a super worthwhile update! I've been meaning to get into doing some scratching tricks with music, but this totally makes it legit! Thanks!
Your dedication to this box is out of this world. If you ever decide to go bigger, then you could release a groove box rivaling the biggest players out there. Hell, you have with the Qun mk II.
that's fantastic, scratching has come a long way over the decades and it's great to see innovative tools like this in existence ❤
This man stuffed a whole SC500 in there as an extra feature. Truly incredible device. Get one before these really hit the big time, or it’s gonna be impossible to find.
Very impressively thought out.. Don't underestimate your skills either. The interface elements look really good too.
I know I'm only using a fraction of what the little gem can do
Every time I see a new video with firmware updates, I get more and more excited to receive my unit. This is some really special gear and I cannot WAIT to get started with it! I agree with the other comments, you could easily break into the groovebox market with a larger model, everything you have built here is incredible.
would be really cool if you could switch the scratching function to the touchbar. It would be more natural way to scratch like a real dj. Most professional digital DJ gear function with touch sensitive jogwheels. So the scratch sample would play at normal speed when you hit play and you could change the "vinyl record"/sample pitch/speed from the knob, and then manipulate and scratch from the touchbar like real vinyl. When you release the touch bar the sample would then keep playing from that point on like real dj deck. Having it that way it would be possible to make authentic sounding hiphop/rap vocal phrase scratches. And having two Quns and a portable dj mixer could be then used as a real cool and nifty mini turntablist DJ setup.
Thanks for your feedback. Qun’s touch sensor is not designed as a touch slider so this would be difficult. Maybe by the next product.. 😎
amazing!
This is soooooooo cool man!!
This is amazing.
This is literally exactly what ive been looking for, especially since i cant find the sc500 anywhere. Why isnt there more gear for this niche lol
Rock It!
Ba na nas!!!!😮😮
*extremely Q-Tip voice* "Gwen Stefani never lies..."
dope
Hello, when I enter scratch mode (many times not intentionally) I cannot return to 'normal' mode without initializing with shift+parameter, is there a simpler way to switch between modes?
Hi, just select the sub-mode one more time (shift + b1) will navigate to normal piano mode
@@nunomollc yes, but it doesn't work as piano mode/midi until i do the shift+parameter and etc,
great synth/sampler anyways, full of possibilties
@@--j---j----c--- Do you still have issues? I have never seen the issue, probably it's misunderstanding of something. It's hard to track the issue here, can you join discord and ask me for further questions.
Hey when can I get my hands on one of these bad boys? I can’t find one anywhere.
I made it available to order but it doesn't mean it's ready to ship. It think it will be available on Pefect circuit soon if you are living in US.
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. I’m living in the UK, do you have any plans to ship here at all. I’d love to get my hands on one, looks like I could have some serious fun.
@@anarchopx5379 Yes I'm working on it and send it soon to Europe distributor.
@@nunomollc Thanks for the reply again, I hope it's soon.