I get a decent amount of use out of it and I like how its workflow/programming works. Its pretty fast for me to program a nice sequence to go along with what I am working on. The only downside to the TB-3 is you can't trigger pattern playback over MIDI, it very much works in a standard MIDI way.

I can't complain about the sound either though I am not quite convinced by the built in distortion, it sounds too harsh for my ears on most settings. Try feeding it into a high quality distortion plugin for best results to phatten/warm up the sound. Camel Phat works wonders for me...

The other builtin effects are nice but I always record with the standard saw/square wave unless I am doing a live jam kind of thing.

Cool thanks.

None of the issues you mention bother me that much as I intend to use it mainly as a live performance machine, probably with a guitar pedal distortion.

I think I'll grab one to hook up to the TR8

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Originally posted by tehlord Cool thanks. None of the issues you mention bother me that much as I intend to use it mainly as a live performance machine, probably with a guitar pedal distortion. I think I'll grab one to hook up to the TR8

The only thing stopping me from pulling the trigger on the TR-8 is fucking Windows and its shit support for multiple input sources.

Fuck

Apple time?

Atten: Raph how are those Audioquest speaker cables. I might get them for my setup

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Originally posted by Innocence Lost Apple time?

Yeah, maybe in a year or so when Intel releases Skylake and they get incorporated into the next line of iMacs. Until then it just doesn't make sense for me to buy that.

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Originally posted by djnitride Yeah, maybe in a year or so when Intel releases Skylake and they get incorporated into the next line of iMacs. Until then it just doesn't make sense for me to buy that.

Curious, why u interested in skylake?

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Originally posted by Innocence Lost Curious, why u interested in skylake?

Its the "tock" iteration of Intel's tick tock cycle, meaning its a totally new architecture and you can expect roughly ~20% better performance across the board compared to the last tick.

I have an i7 3770k so when Skylake comes out I will be doing 2 tocks. That is roughly 44% performance increase over my current CPU.

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Originally posted by djnitride Its the "tock" iteration of Intel's tick tock cycle, meaning its a totally new architecture and you can expect roughly ~20% better performance across the board compared to the last tick. I have an i7 3770k so when Skylake comes out I will be doing 2 tocks. That is roughly 44% performance increase over my current CPU.

Hmm thats Interdasting...

added an Avalon AD2055 to the chain

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How much did that cost?

Plan on getting new synths?

No I'm done with synths, you can google this chain up at vintage king 😂

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