[sdiy] Living VCOs (was: Vocoder)

[Scott Nordlund]

>>Of course, it's all about marketing. Now that tuning instability is a desired trait, deliberate poor design is the next big thing.
>>So expect a whole line of spin-offs. Coming soon:
>
> Well I know you were mostly joking, but anyway: The "Living VCO" is *not* about "tuning intability".
> Nor would I want to have a vocoder that is poorly designed.
>
> I love things that sound "alive".
> I don't like poorly designed stuff.
> I don't buy the hype that poor design and a lively sound have anything in common.
>
> JH.

I know that, your designs show more care for  quality, stability and actually meeting intended specifications than most analog synth manufacturers, new or "vintage".

If you liked poor design you'd have a "wall of Paia".

Wasn't intended at your expense, really.

Will you also make a "dying" synth with hundreds of vintage electrolytic and tantalum capacitors, Polymoog inspired "wires everywhere" construction, "Made In Italy" build quality, user's choice of unobtanium DAC, pre-broken ARP Odyssey sliders, strategically placed leaky NiCd batteries, at least one dead µA726, and "everyone's favorite" Pratt-Reed keyboard?

ok, that's enough, right?


 		 	   		  
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