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43 minutes ago, prowla said:

Your responses seem a bit aggressive: "it was your misunderstanding and inability to understand what actually was going" and a sarcastic "Nice".

I think you are a troll. Dredging up negativity to get a reaction, and spread misinformation that suits your personal narrative. 

1 hour ago, prowla said:

That is absolutely incorrect.

I have worked with binary data in networking, C development, and other areas (including designing a processor at Uni) and fully understand the issue.

The issue is that there is an inconsistency across MIDI implementations, whereby some interpret the numbering to be 1-128 (ie first to 128th) whilst others use 0-127 (7 bits binary 0000000 to 1111111).

Some devices have built-in handling of this; for example the MIDIBuddy has a 127/128 dip switch.

 

 

My support request was whether this was or could be supported on the FI.

I was told no and it's not Panda's fault the others have got it wrong.

You are right though that I did not like that answer.

So you ask a question, don't like the answer and give 0/10 for customer support.

Nice.

1 hour ago, prowla said:

Yep - dead but not forgotten (0/10 for customer support).

I don't think that reflects the true nature of Pandas support at all. Peter (on behalf of panda) is super responsive and helpful on many forums and goes out of his way to help people even when they haven't read the manual.

Just because you don't like an answer does not mean the support is bad. If I recall the PC debate correctly it was your misunderstanding and inability to understand what actually was going on that was the main problem. Not the support. 

14 hours ago, dodge_bass said:

Any trades or part ex?

PM me. you never know. I am on the lookout for a new compressor

The Daddy of the filters.

Received recently in a trade. Tested thoroughly and sounds exactly as it should. Runs off 9v and comes with the reverse polarity cable as its centre positive.

£390 ono

As new. Boxed with instructions. Recently acquired in a trade as part payment and I have no use for it really. 

Based off a neve style preamp. Very versatile pedal just not needed for what I'm doing.

Posted to your door special delivery.

£310 ono

Up for sale is a filter I received recently as part of a trade deal. It's just not my flavour.

Boxed. Superb as new condition 

Posted to your door on special delivery.

Now £130 ono

Magnetar sold

On hold pending

1 hour ago, keziahj said:

I replaced the HX FX and the normal Stomp with the Stomp XL.

 

The musicom labs mk5 looper (in other words all individual Stomp boxes) are in the first effects loop of the XL and the mighty VENTRIS in the second.

the mk5 allows me to change the order of the individual pedals, so that there aren’t any real limitations sound wise.

 

I’m so very pleased, and the whole setup weighs more than 3 pounds less, which is a nice bonus! 🚀
 

I'd love to hear the music you play through that!

This is the best filter ive ever played. Period.

Ill end up regretting this for sure, but i cant ignore the prices these fetch any longer.

Boxed and in 9/10 condition.

postage included

£850 ono

Morning all. Gotta shift some gear to get a new love into my life. Ahh the never ending GAS cycle.

All 3 of these can acheve the gated synth thang that i use them for mostly, but are just as capable at doing the grunge or doom styles etc

All 3 are is superb condition

All sales include premium Tracked postage directly to your real world physical inbox.

Chunk Systems - Brown Dog £320

Might as well be the Brown rocking horse poo. Probably the closest thing to a clean square wave. Very clean attack to the sound. no glitchyness. 

Dont really want to sell this. if the other two sell, this will be withdrawn.

Mountain electronics Magnetar £160

Huge variety of fuzz tones out of this one. very tweakable.

Beetronict Octahive £165

boxed with instructions and stickers!

This thing is just plain nasty. on the higher gain settings it seems to rip through spacetime straight into your earholes. Very fun. check out the internals!

my Genz benz head is exactly 10in across

When you get to paypal. It stopped me. 

It's sold out

Oh god .....

As a seld confessed filterholic and glitch tape saturation fan and a fanboy of the sa soundblox series. I'm defo getting one of these.

do we know the price? maybe its a tallent boost?

A friend of mine got a FI and hated it. I had assumed he sold it long ago... but no. He persevered and cleaned up his technique and muting. And now he's a monster on synth bass and his playing is better and more refined all round. 

He is not on here, but if he was I'd be tagging him to congratulate him on his progress.

Well done Kirsty.

3 hours ago, stewblack said:

I have just acquired my second iteration of this wonderful pedal.

I was too impatient the first time around. I wanted to twiddle a knob and instantly produce the perfect synth bass sound. Ignoring the facts that I had no grasp of midi, no familiarity with the editing software, no clue what the different physical controls were for. To my shame I got cross that this complex machine wasn't more simple, and got rid.

I'm more teachable now, I've even gone through the manual! However, in trying to recreate a patch created by someone else, I've come across a problem. Their patch has some sliders which are split. Thus:

And for the life of me I can't work out how to achieve this 'split'.

Any ideas would be very welcome. Thanks.

Sync button?

Edit. : it's not the sync button.

2 hours ago, Al Krow said:

 

So, for a midi novice like me, how would midi note out be a gamechanger?

Can trigger other hardware synths. Or more usefully to me... soft-synths. 

Midi note out would be a gamechanger for me. Id buy a V4 imediatly without a 2nd thought.

Messaged

13 hours ago, Quatschmacher said:

Here are a couple of V4 clips all played on bass:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great playing Peter!