[sdiy] Neural Agonizer samples

[tom.adam at telenet.be]

>>So I recorded some small clips from my first real experiment with 
>>the Neural Agonizer.
>>More info here:
>>http://www.tellun.com/motm/diy/tln156/TLN-156.html
>>
>>Here you can find the mp3's:
>>http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/NA-1.mp3
>>http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/NA-2.mp3
>>http://users.pandora.be/the-big-ear/temp/NA-3.mp3
>>I Like it already, although I'm not sure I calibrated it 
>>correctly... This thing goes out of control easily, you'll notice 
>>this in the mp3's. But by the time I had to stop I finally got the 
>>hang of it.  I really like this analog stuff lately,
>>
>>Anyways, I'm happy it works now, it's not the most easy kit to put 
>>together. I still need a place to put it (It has 2 rather  big 
>>reverb-tanks) and I need to locate the Klingon home planet from here:
>>Quote: "You'll probably find (as I did) that you can eliminate the 
>>hum entirely by suspending the reverb tank in the centre of your 
>>studio with the springs aligned towards the Klingon home planet." ;-)

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