Outstanding demo, Matt! First, you have a good, working SK-1, something I always have a soft spot for. Second, this Hyperion processor is very impressive. I wonder if they will also come out with a stand-alone module version? I'd buy one of these in a heartbeat!
Hey Mr.smooth...the sk1 ...my 1e sampler back in the Day.....there are dude,s outthere..with incr.mod,s for mr Casio....Nice too see of after sooo.. long hehe keep.m.comin...greetsz.from Holland
That was to be the first question, why is there a Korg SQ1 on your desk... This unit could attract interest not just as a Eurorack module but maybe also as a standalone box, especially if they can incorporate an SQ1 type CV sequencer into it. You could then use it for all manner of things, such as sequencing a Model D and adding effects to the result. A MIDI out would let you record the sequence data to a DAW?
@@Roderick_Legato I've got an SQ1, use it regularly. If you can alter this unit's FX functions with an SQ1, why not build a similar sequencer into a standalone version?
@@Roderick_Legato Yeah no worries, I use the SQ1 a lot on pure VCO gear with no decent MIDI implementation, usually for stepping the filter cutoff. On the new VCO gear they could put a CV sequencer on it, keeping it VCO but giving some control of the parameters. An SQ1 costs about £80, so it wouldn't cost too much, all the best and cheers :)
I bet that inverted vocoder would be interesting for making stuff fit in a mix. Its like multi band ducking on crack.
RyanFromUltrasound gonna try that on program material!
Outstanding demo, Matt! First, you have a good, working SK-1, something I always have a soft spot for. Second, this Hyperion processor is very impressive. I wonder if they will also come out with a stand-alone module version? I'd buy one of these in a heartbeat!
Yes, it can be bundled with a 48HP powered desktop case. Details at www.synthtech.com/shop
Futurist sound!!!
This is really a very powerful system for fx. Like the shimmer and how granular bits affect the effects
I love you man! Everything you play is tasty!
Neil Parfitt Love you too my friend! I think you’re fantastic!
That is one sweet sounding vocoder...nice
Excellent demo as always!
Erik Norlander Music thank you Erik!
Hey Mr.smooth...the sk1 ...my 1e sampler back in the Day.....there are dude,s outthere..with incr.mod,s for mr Casio....Nice too see of after sooo.. long hehe keep.m.comin...greetsz.from Holland
dang, looks epic!
That Casio is no longer sht :) Real cool!
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So, wait, and pardon my ignorance here, but is this your own creation?
Very cool either way!
this is made by Synthesis Technology, out of Texas!
@@mootbooxle ah! Right on. I'll have to keep an ear out for it. >_
That was to be the first question, why is there a Korg SQ1 on your desk... This unit could attract interest not just as a Eurorack module but maybe also as a standalone box, especially if they can incorporate an SQ1 type CV sequencer into it. You could then use it for all manner of things, such as sequencing a Model D and adding effects to the result. A MIDI out would let you record the sequence data to a DAW?
The SQ1 is a standalone box. Its CV outputs can be connected to anything that takes a CV input.
@@Roderick_Legato I've got an SQ1, use it regularly. If you can alter this unit's FX functions with an SQ1, why not build a similar sequencer into a standalone version?
It seemed you were asking about the SQ-1. I think "This unit" is where the confusion arose.
@@Roderick_Legato Yeah no worries, I use the SQ1 a lot on pure VCO gear with no decent MIDI implementation, usually for stepping the filter cutoff. On the new VCO gear they could put a CV sequencer on it, keeping it VCO but giving some control of the parameters. An SQ1 costs about £80, so it wouldn't cost too much, all the best and cheers :)
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Is it "moot" or "moot"?
www.synthtech.com/ is down "Internal Server Error".
I hate computers. Will try to resolve.
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