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That first season is fantastic. Can't wait for a new Sam Esmail series.

I want a full album of Umil 25-01-like tracks. Digilords please.

I'm currently binging For All Mankind and loving it.

everything 3OP, obviously Synalegg - Vyolynt Tropiqs / hArm0nii tanD3m Othello Aubern - Pace Serpente Gabor Lazar - Boundary Objects William Fields - Fire I still have loads of recently released records to listen to (Caterina Barbieri, Kode 9, Kuedo...)

It can be brutal at times (especially the first season, from memory) but it's a fav of mine. Still, I don't know when I'll watch it again (it's been years).

Oh ! Now that’s quite interesting and makes that remaster pretty appealing to me… Now I need Empty the bones of you remastered the same way. It’s always been my fav Clark album.

Gorgeous new track indeed.

Ps: prints are actually pretty true to the picture in the first post (not blueish like the scan above, mea culpa).

If you're on a Mac, rather than Soundflower, I'd suggest giving Blackhole a try https://existential.audio/blackhole/ No Windows version yet.

Beauty. A tad different from the other 3OP releases (maybe ?) but still perfectly aligned with all the gorgeous music we've been so lucky to release so far. The SC teaser is erm... a teaser really, as most of the pieces need more than 90 seconds to unfold.

I'd advise having your go-to's on your OS drive, and moving sample banks around depending on the projects you're working on. And to use the "Collect and Save" option once you're done working own your tune(s). Basically what @mcbpete said.

Bought instantly, obviously. Can't wait to blast it on my monitors, Synalegg's hands down one of my very favorite electronic musician around.

Have you tried writing directly to Michael ? Rather than doing it for you, I'm sure he'd give you insight to port it yourself.

VCV Rack can be great if you select a handful of modules. I bought Rack 2 for the MI and Instruo modules alone. Otherwise it's easy to be lost / overwhelmed by the countless options. WRT Bazille, which is certainly my most used synth, I love the Gearporn UI.

Zebralette 3 might happen this summer though. Everything Urs has shared so far (like, that new 1000+ partials "sine based" render engine) about Z3 tech looks stellar.

I beta test for various developers so I might be super biased. I've also bought way too many. Are we discussing soft synths or FX ? re:Vital: it slays Serum (which sounds so freaking bad, always metallic whatever you do with it). Hive 2's still my fav wavetable based synth around. I agree with the everything u-he statement, their synths are heads and shoulders above the competition IMO, in terms of sonics, ergonomics and ethics. Can't wait for Zebra 3.

While I 100% agree with the post above, I still prefer the EPs to the LP.

Watched The shrink next door. Will Ferrel definitely knows how to act, impressively subtle. Not an easy watch though, fascinating story but equally sad and cringey.

Lovely mixer you’re selling, somehow similar to the small Studer / Revox I’ve always drooled for. Quality ADC + a selection of great outboard seems the wisest choice indeed. I’m an ITB guy, but I’d happily make room for a Synthi hehe. The raw tone is sublime.

Re: Zebra 3 (not my pic, found it on KVR)

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdc-aHMMYj1/ Lush

U-he will show glimpses of Zebra 3 tech at Superbooth. Given most recent KVR posts by Urs mentioning what will be in the final version, I can't wait. Exciting times really. "Anyhow, there is so much stuff. For instance, I spent the past week writing an alternative rendering module for Z3 oscillators which uses 1000+ sine oscillators instead of wavetables. I got it down to about half the CPU of a plug-in with a similar method which I like a lot. This method allows for some elaborate and dynamic drums and mallets, all without any physical model at all." "I'm actually prepared to show a glimpse at the curve based editor for 3rd gen Z3 oscillators during Superbooth. I am slightly afraid that it'll keep me from work for a few weeks though, because people will have questions (and some will be afraid it's over their head). It is a similarly complex piece of software engineering as our preset browser or Bazille's synthesis core, if not the most complex one of all. It currently offers just over 100 tools and settings for what I'd call "Waveform CAD" (rather than "WaveShop", because it isn't sample/pixel based). Sample import is not yet implemented because another developer is reworking drag'n'drop and copy/paste on another branch. This is shaping up nicely though, and one of my next projects is about dropping .wav files on the curve editor, where - if all goes well - waveforms will be vectorised and ready for further treatments. In addition there are something in the vicinity of 15 novel and reworked OscFX as of now. These also have individual options so one can get a lot more out of them than what Z2 used to offer, and I feel our work has just begun here. Exciting times ahead! (I really have to think about unveiling this though... there'll be endless threads...)" Source : https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=579452 (and that's just 2 of the numerous aforementioned post Live x Max x Push 2 + Z3 = my next set-up... once I've finished my upcoming 2 releases and liveset.

Bandcamp Friday bump ! It's such a gorgeous collection of tunes, treat yourself with a digital / physical copy !

Watching Foundation, 2 episodes left. While not mind-bending, it's fantastically well executed / acted / directed etc. I can't even imagine the budget needed, the series look like something many huge blockbuster movies could be jealous of. Never thought "television" could look that expensive.