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@signalinfusion Me too. I've been able to diversify my collection quite nicely just digging around, going down rabbit holes.
@oin I haven't. I don't pay too much attention to new synth stuff coming out anymore, there's just too much.
@signalinfusion Setting aside whatever else is going on at Bandcamp, the lack of algorithmic recommendations is my favorite (non)feature of the site.
@oin I never played with one, but the demo from NAMM when it came it out is pretty funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noOXZvgyGSo
NAMM 2015: AKAI Timber Wolf 4 Voice Analog Synth - SoundsAndGear.com
@oin Maybe the Timbre Wolf needs its own Phuture to make some Wolf Tracks or some shit to become a future classic?
Akai Timbre Wolf | Vintage Synth Explorer
The Akai Timbre Wolf is a four-voice, D.C.O, analog synthesizer notorious for its head-scratching voice architecture, eyebrow-raising sequencing capabilities and the jaw dropping lack of response one finds when tweaking it's deceptively generous collection of front panel knobs. However, in a classic case of "the whole being greater than the parts," the Timbre Wolf's smooth DCO oscillators and off-beat functionality, in an increasingly conformist synthesizer market, have caused many to change their minds about this oddly-charming device.
@oin Yeah I dunno, there's so much stuff being produced nowadays it's hard to tell what will stand the test of time. I suppose it depends how serviceable it is and how robust the manufacturing is.
*_jߍyropeWork conditions, strike in the sky.
RustyBertrand wrote the following post Sat, 30 Dec 2023 17:54:01 +0100
Today is the 50th anniversary of the Skylab "strike." Astronauts protested micromanagement, employer spying, & long hours. They demanded a day off, regular breaks, and greater workplace autonomy. Radios off, they floated around, enjoying space, and taking photos of Earth. NASA gave in to their demands after one day.
Edit:
"Strike or no strike, the tensions between the crew and ground control were real. A crisis meeting between the two parties was called on 30 December." -BBC
RustyBertrand wrote the following post Sat, 30 Dec 2023 17:54:01 +0100
Today is the 50th anniversary of the Skylab "strike." Astronauts protested micromanagement, employer spying, & long hours. They demanded a day off, regular breaks, and greater workplace autonomy. Radios off, they floated around, enjoying space, and taking photos of Earth. NASA gave in to their demands after one day.
Edit:
"Strike or no strike, the tensions between the crew and ground control were real. A crisis meeting between the two parties was called on 30 December." -BBC
The TC-404 - I imagine it would have been like Roland's answer to the Korg Mono-Poly. I wonder if they would have included a 303/202 style sequencer... which would have been frustrating and awesome.
Huh, apparently the development team at Roland had planned on making a chord machine after the MC-202, but gave up on it due to the 303's commercial failure, from this article towards the end - https://articles.roland.com/tadao-kikumoto-exclusive-conversation/
