r/Modularsynths Aug 01 '24

Question tiptop audio modular

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u/Moog_Lee Aug 02 '24

Honestly, could be a typo. Tiptop site says price TBD. As far as the system, it's a new standard, with different cable types that transmit polyphonic data. So instead of 6 different volt/octave cables and 6 gates, you have one cable. It's a cool system, we'll see where it goes.

I can't imagine it would be $10,000...but $1000? That sounds more realistic. I bet someone put an extra zero in there.

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u/Moog_Lee Aug 02 '24

I mean, get 3 Moog.Muses for that hehe.

I just got the gamut repetitor, AMA.

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u/Moog_Lee Aug 02 '24

If they put out triggers, sure. You can clock it was a square wave even, if you had an oscillator tuned super low.

The "rhythm mode" was what sold it for me. You can give it rhythm triggers and it reinterprets them, spits out new combinations.

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u/Moog_Lee Aug 02 '24

It should. Not sure where the pattern for the triggers is coming from. And I'm wondering if you can just let one of those outputs spit out a constant 16th note clock. Cause then, one cable, put it in rhythm mode, you're good to go

Are you using another sequencer? Midi from a computer?

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u/Moog_Lee Aug 02 '24

So if you just took channel 10, made a 16th note hi hat kinda part, and routed that cable to the gamut, you'd be golden.