Who needs oscillators when you have the haunting squeal of data being transferred

Been having similar thoughts recently. It's been *checks watch* decades since I've done any real work on a Linux box though so I may just take an old laptop and start getting a feel for the current distributions before making the leap

It gets a lot of flak, but I'm a fan of my prophet rev2 in large part because of that (though it's only bi-timbral).

Also thanks!

Agreed - its blending of analog and digital just seems to scratch a particular itch in my brain

Listing is here: Akai Force with 2TB SSD reverb.com/item/8739165...

Them being out of sync the other 99.9% of the time is why I can't have analog clocks/watches in my house

Thank you! They've been a lot of fun, especially paired with effects pedals.

100%

I'm just starting with Erica Synths' diy modules. Moritz Klein's videos that go with those have been super helpful just to get an understanding of how the different kinds of circuits can work. Been good practice for my very rough soldering skills as well

Sounds awesome. Recently staying dipping my toe in the world of diy synth modules so interested to see what you build. Thinking of a particular kit or design or planning to design your own?

Assuming by "classical" you don't strictly mean "from the classical period," Debussy's Sarabande from Pour le Piano has always been a personal favorite