Quatschmacher
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V4 User Manual Folks, here is the V4 user guide. (The final version may differ slightly if there are any errors or additions between now and the actual release firmware version.) http://gg.index.hu/pandamidi/FI40/FI User Guide V4.00.pdf
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Now £185. -
Came across this from someone asking if I could recreate the synth sound. Checked out and enjoyed the album. @bubinga5 this album might be up your street.
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I sent them the video at the weekend. I guess they’ll contact her if they feel it necessary.
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Yep, I forgot to post that here (I posted it to Talkbass).
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Honestly, try me.
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And all gone again.
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Did folks manage to get one?
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Probably tempting fate but I’ve just finished what is, I hope, the final version of the V4.00 manual.
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Seriously, folks, make an offer.
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As fast as the FI4; it’s electrical signals once the pitch has been read. -
Can also be triggered by bass using the new Future Impact V4!
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How is this still here at this price? -
Will consider offers on this. -
Something I’m after has come up. I will consider sensible offers for as long as it’s available.
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I’ve been home for an hour or two now. Woozy and hurts like hell but seems the op went as smoothly as could be expected.
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Getting close now. I’ve done the manual (barring any late feature additions/changes). Heading to hospital for a really horrid operation tomorrow and all being well I should be out the same day. Will be signed off work for a couple of weeks to recover so hopefully, if I can sit up and move around, I’ll try and get some clips done of some of the new patches I’ve been working on. Done some quite cool stuff using the new split feature so that playing lightly gets bass only; digging in harder brings in the synth with a long release time so you can play softly over the top of it again without having to use a sustain pedal. This also has the bonus that it continues to feed the delay engine so you can get some really nice backgrounds. (Really hope the next hardware integration adds a stereo out!)
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That’s an older firmware, if you have the means to do so, I’d recommend updating to the latest version (3.61). There were some tasty upgrades added since the version you’re running. The accompanying v3.60 editor is also massively improved with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface for patch management. -
No. Panda asked me if I want to do it but it’s too much paperwork for my tastes. I did suggest a few established places to them to try to enlist but they haven’t followed up as far as I know.
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HMRC fixes import rates and it is they who charge tax. Currency conversion rates from HMRC are fixed per calendar month and published in advance. All that may vary slightly is the admin charge from the delivery company for paying the taxes on your behalf. Royal Mail charges £12 (or £18, I can’t remember) for lower value items and £36 for higher value items. This is where you need to look for import exchange rates: https://www.trade-tariff.service.gov.uk/exchange_rates/monthly
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Taxes will be approximately 22.5% + £12 admin fee. Price in GBP is dependent upon what the monthly HMRC EUR-to-GBP conversion rate is when purchased.
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No. EU sales didn’t used to have VAT charged separately (they were the same as buying from the UK until the withdrawal rules kicked in). It’s very different now. (Buying from outside of Europe is the same as it always was.)
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New, old, doesn’t matter; you buy something over £15 in value from abroad and you get charged on it. It’s even worse sometimes: I returned a tiny USB keyboard receiver to someone who’d accidentally left it plugged into a bit of gear he sent me and he got charged when it got back to Denmark!
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Yes, unfortunately one of the realities of brexitland.
