Behringer is a devisive topic, but I just impulse purchased a 2600. I've been doing VCV Rack for years and don't have the budget to go full eurorack.
The oxi one seems like perfect pairing, but i seem to be getting a feedback hum when i run CV from Oxi to 2600. I guess its a known issue, bummer.
Howdy all,
This is not a sales post, so hopefully that keeps me within the rules...
I have launched a magnetic dry-erase label system for patch bays (not linking, because...rules). I made them specifically for a certain patchbay, but i would love to know if they work with other models.
So, if you would like a free set, just for telling me "yes they work" or "no they don't", please tell me the make/model of your patchbay. If I don't have data on it i will PM you for an address and send you a set.
Hi all,
I am not an electrical engineer. But i am thinking about launching a product which is basically a grounding mat for a kitchen appliance. Generally the appliance has a plastic housing, rubber feet, and a 2-prong (USA) plug. Ultimately the grounding will happen via a faceplate cover screw.
My question: i realize that an ideal solution would be to find a screw that connects to the metal chassis, but is a mat a feasible solution? What if there was a conductive sticker/tag attached to the plastic housing (and wired to the faceplate screw)?
Hi all,
I love my Samson S-Patch patchbay, but the (wonderful) switches on the front make it difficult to add labels. My solution was to add magnetic dry-erase strips and they work so well I am launching them as a side-gig.
Shoot me any questions! Happy Patching!
Hi all,
I love my Samson S-Patch patchbay, but the (wonderful) switches on the front make it difficult to add labels. My solution was to add magnetic dry-erase strips and they work so well I am launching them as a side-gig.
Shoot me any questions! Happy Patching!
I'm a drummer that got bit by the MIDI beast. Lots of VCV Rack and sequenced shenanigans.