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Anything you'd suggest to make it easier for you to follow?

Ha! I keep forgetting I did that. I'll probably go back eventually

@@BayMud I still rock the wood panels with an overlay. Looks like a completely different box lol

Nice. My wood panels are a bit beat up, but I'll probably out them back on at some point. Just couldn't resist the slim ones when I got a 3D printer

Hah. I was literally about to post a similar comment, then I saw yours and deleted mine.

I should have put a warning before the video. Ha

Thanks! Yeah, it's a fun box with some unique capabilities

Ha. Thanks! Yeah there must be something in the water

Glad they were helpful! More to come

Yeah, the exchange rate makes it pretty tough to swallow up here, but I got this one second hand for a good price. Wait until you see what it can do when combined with a guitar in the audio input though!

@@BayMud OK Second hand is good!! .. The Audio input should yield interesting results.. Just seen a few other videos using Pluto with Audio input ... I assume you still have your Deluge??

Oh yeah, Deluge is still the main piece in my setup. Works well with the Pluto so far. The Pluto can listen to notes played via the guitar into the audio input and adjust its scale. Super fun

I'll try to make some time to dive back in. Got distracted by other gear! I come from guitar too and am always looking for ways to bring those worlds together

It's always tempting to reach for that knob, but one must sometimes resist! Ha

I'm curious about the Polyend, but not enough to buy one, as I mostly use the Deluge. We'll see if I get to try one at some point though

Yeah, it's quite a nice machine in the end, just took me a while to gel with it. I recall at the time of release it seemed a bit strange, as folks were expecting an upgrade to the OG Circuit, so the Mono Station confused some people (as it is a bit weird), but I'm glad I still have mine

Yeah, it's a fun, addictive device let down by build issues. Mine isn't too bad yet, but it makes me worry. Would love to try a M8 though

I actually just checked out your page now for the first time, yesterday I just saw your OP-Z short. You're making me miss my Deluge lol. That's my biggest "regret sale". Should've kept it!

@@lnknmusic Thanks for taking the time! Yeah, a lot of gear comes and goes in my rig, but the Deluge is a constant and just keeps getting better with the community firmware. The good thing is they are still easy enough to get a hold of (and now have distribution in actual stores, though that makes it more expensive)

Thanks!

Thanks! It's a curiously under-appreciated device, for sure

@@brutallyremastered4255 glad to hear it! More to come

@deanlopez1978 thanks! glad it was helpful

I appreciate the kind words! My journey has been a bit weird, as I came from more folky guitar based music (Dog Is Blue) and have just sort of stumbled my way around the electronic stuff. I'd say just use what gear speaks to you (maybe find some tutorials on that specific equipment to help get familiar with it), then it's just a lot of trial and error and practice

I just tried that, but curious how long it will last, as other videos show the unit disassembled and reveal there's no way for the Deoxit to actually penetrate below the buttons. Glad it has worked for you though! Gives me hope

@ yup really worked for me. Just be sure to press the buttons many times so it goes deep under them. Love your content btw!

@@TheNamrebug Hey Thanks! I appreciate that. Also your success with the OP-Z fix gives me hope, as I really do enjoy using it otherwise

Glad to hear it! Welcome to the party

Do it! Especially with all the improvements from the community firmware (more on that to come)

@ChromaticFarmer7 thanks! The arp additions to the community firmware really help with fun variety

Thanks! It's a lot to remember, for sure, but keeps getting better and better thanks to the community firmware

Thanks! Lots of practice. Ha

Thanks! The CZ is mono out only unfortunately, but yeah, it's going through the Deluge, so I could add effects and resample

Thanks! Looking forward to exploring more

You should drop by the Discord or Girhub and make suggestions there, as I doubt the devs check here. That said, so far the only way I know of to do the first one would be with a MIDI controller (either set the Deluge to play one thing while the controller is assigned to another, or get a controller with keys and pads and assign them accordingly). Same idea for two synths at once---learn them to the same controller. There may be other work arounds, but personally I haven't needed/wanted to do either one, so I haven't really looked into it. Folks on the Discord may be more helpful though

@@BayMud thanks for the reply! Yeah tbh I feel like suggestion parts of forums are generally overcrowded and dreaded by the devs so that's why I'm looking for workarounds in other sources. :D

You'd be surprised! The Discord is one of my favourite parts of owning a Deluge. Also so many knowledgeable people in terms of workarounds too

@@BayMud thanks for the tip. Will check it out.

It really is a lovely machine! I got lucky getting mine years ago and have been hanging on ever since

It does have an analog effect section that uses bucket brigade chips where you can choose from chorus, phaser or a very famous and lush ensemble effect

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Yeah, it's a great unit with an excellent team/creators and just keeps getting better!

Glad you like yours. Sounds like a good combo

It's definitely a powerful/unique machine. Hope you're out of the pinch!

That was the idea! Ha

Thanks. Yeah, someone else mentioned that right after I posted the video. very handy!

I believe my card is 128GB, but that only helps store more sample packs. Each pack is limited to 220 seconds total (spread over 128 sample slots however you like). If you've only got 9 seconds left in that pack it must mean there are 211 seconds already loaded in other samples, so you could remove some or start a new pack

@@BayMud Okay, thank you! I will give that a try.

@@James-Deep best of luck!

The vocoder is a lot of fun!

It's definitely a classic for a reason!

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you found it helpful. Hopefully more to come

@mrclaytron sorry to hear yours died! I've been eyeing an Access Virus for a while, but haven't had the chance to try one yet. Maybe someday!

Hey thanks! I would love to try a Tracks at some point

Sorry! I could only compare what i owned at the time, otherwise the list of Juno-like synths would be verrrrry long

Thanks! See you in 10 years for the 2000 subs celebration. Ha

I just played around with a bit and didn't notice any clicking. I imagine with stutter it would depend on timing too, but I couldn't get it to overtly click

Hey thanks for taking the time. I love the Deluge internal synth engine (and it's only getting better with the community firmware) and almost always use it on its own, but sometimes I want more hands-on control and maybe a different flavour, so I like having little boxes I can use with the Deluge here and there. The Nymphes is ideal for this (to me), as it's small, sounds great and has faders to easily control parameters right away

Sorry to hear that! In my case I was able to email support and they sent a few extra for me. Worth a shot

Yeah, I've been fortunate with then a few times now. Definitely appreciate the support, especially as some of it has been for second hand gear

@@mrclaytron oof! That sounds horrible. I've heard stories of things like the QuNexus having similar issues. Yeah, I've had good luck with Novation pretty much whenever I've needed something. Arturia has been pretty good too, if I recall

So useful!

I'm a holdout. Ha

It's hard to tell what's around the corner. I can sympathize with unloading gear you're not inspired by at the time. Hopefully you can find you're way back if it suits you!

@@BayMud I actually had it alongside push3 standalone and chose that instead. It's a hugely fun bit of kit but i have live on my mac and should just leave it there really.

Oh that's interesting. I've heard good things, but don't do much on the computer, so I've avoided the Push line

@@BayMud I have been thru a lot of GAS and I honestly wish I'd just stayed with the mac for the heavy lifting and my deluge for the fun portable jamming. It'll happen again I'm sure!

I know the feeling! GAS is always lurking

Glad it was helpful! CPU stuff is definitely tricky and a combination of things, but things like voice count and extended release can definitely make a quick difference (especially with multisampled instruments). The new CPU indicator is a great help