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As you've not given a time, I'm not really sure which bit you're referring to - but the swooshing "build" effect just sounds like some white noise with maybe a filter on it that's being increased over time. Also it seems the volume of the melody line is being increased gradually too.

jrjulius wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 16, 2023 12:24 pm

push back

I see what you did there.

I'd hazard a guess that the weight comes from the heatsink rather than the battery.

rgarner wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 12, 2023 8:35 pm

imagining smells

I think that should be the name of your next album.

mrweasel wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 03, 2023 9:04 am

Decksaver told me they will have a plastic cover available in July

They say late September now, but at least it's listed on their website.

I just found this one for £3.99

https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-an ... -015m/1JZR

I believe you mean 'patch' not 'pitch'.

I did have a look around at various options, but found the Disks utility that's part of Ubuntu was a nice easy way of doing it without having to use command lines or go through lots of instructions.

I upgraded my Push 3 to a larger drive back in June. Steps were: Remove original drive and place in external enclosure. Connect drive to laptop running Ubuntu. Use Ubuntu utility to clone drive. Place new drive in enclosure and restore clone image to new drive. I still have the original drive, so I ...

A couple of jack adapters in the back (one in the headphone socket, one in output 2) would create stand-offs.

One could even create a custom switch cover from an unwanted adapter and some plastic.

Why do you need/want to do it directly to the phone?

If the phone is the only video recording device you have, do the video on that (with just onboard mic audio) then dub the direct sound from the Push afterwards.

You can connect it. You just have to use I/O channels 9-16.

That's the first time I've seen a Push (any version) with something different on the screen.

The days of samplers being "just samplers" (i.e. Akai S900 etc) are long gone. They were not "too much like a DAW", but they needed to connect with a DAW and keyboard to be used. Nowadays the DAW is onboard these devices. The tech has advanced and people want self contained "...

I just found this video on YouTube. It's Jürgen Moßgraber talking about the Push 3 now being supported in Bitwig and Reaper.

It's what's on the screen that grabbed my attention...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z-v_X2UIuU