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It would be nice if you could switch between having that feature and not. Just most of the time it would be horrible to have to manually put the knobs back at the end of a take... but I've had many times where I'd rather have it flow through the end so there isn't an abrupt knob change due to the ...

If you have any experience with synthesisers and audio equipment, the triton is actually quite simple to figure out. Sure, it has a few of it's own quirks in how it handles the sequencer, but the basics are the same format as the original Moog and everything since has used. Make your sound: OSC1 ...

If you have any experience with synthesisers and audio equipment, the triton is actually quite simple to figure out. Sure, it has a few of it's own quirks in how it handles the sequencer, but the basics are the same format as the original Moog and everything since has used. Make your sound: OSC1 ...

This is a tough one. I personally opted to use some that I scrapped from an old dishwasher with a broken pump impeller. It's not an easy job, if you're uncomfortable with soldering. I trust you have opened it up to see what you have? Mine were 4 pin square switches, DPDT momentary push button toggle ...

There is no way to avoid that, unfortunately. I don't even think that the Kronos 2 can do that, I know for sure that the Kronos X cannot. The Triton Extreme, specifically, treats the sequencer being on as everything having the potential to be recorded. What this means is that, upon stopping the ...

I'm sure we have all asked ourselves this question, while trying to fatten up our program sounds. Some sounds really require a 3rd oscillator to sound they way they do in our heads. So I decided to test it out with my oscilloscope. Using combination mode for more oscillators, that is. I created a ...