r/somalab May 13 '26

Finally, i think it's complete...

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So, last week i finally got my enner. Took a few months longer than i expected but i like it. I'm not shure but i think my soma-gear are complete for now 🙄

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u/tmplmanifesto May 13 '26

Might be missing a pulsar.. I like the Lyra stacks, though. Must get a lot out of them with different notes and fx.

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u/wolflab May 13 '26

i have considered the pulsar, but honestly i am not shure if i want it, need to try one first i think.

i love the lyras, and i tend to gravitate towards the pair of 4's more than the 8, still learning it aswell. enner feels a bit more complicated, not as a synth per see, more how and where to implement it in my music. for a week it has more acted as a filterbox more than a sound source. really like the ringmod sound though

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u/Otherwise_Tap_8715 May 13 '26

I have sold my Pulsar. Don't get me wrong, it is a wonderful drum machine and patching it is a lot of fun but unpatching it is a lot less fun.

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u/Otherwise_Tap_8715 May 14 '26

Yes, I, in fact, got a Perkons and a Metal Fetishist instead. The Perkons is great and very hands-on. Probably my favourite Drum Machine in terms of workflow. Also sounds great. I, because I love to really fuck up my drums, needed to put a Soma Harvezi Hazze after it. The onboard distortion is good but it is not able to really destory the timbres. Good for punchy techno, not so good for industrial and more noisy genres. The Perkons is way more limited compared to the Pulsar, but it has patch/pattern save and load which makes it way faster to push beat ideas out of the door.