To be honest to you too, I personally find the polysix arpeggiator to be very unique in the way that it chooses notes when multiple ranges of octaves are held down. I've written entire songs by programming a handful of externally sent in MIDI notes to be sustained for specific lengths, then shift to different notes, so on and so forth, simply letting the polysix arp to its magic. It does something quite unusual when leaping around and creates fantastic new phrases.
I sold my polysix about a year ago for various reasons, but none of them because the polysix wasn't an instrument worth loving! I miss it. However, the thing I miss most is the arpeggiator.
That's cool about the SH101 thing. Very good to know and I might actually pursue that too! Thanks.
Anyone have an IC6?
Cheers
J
Hello
To be honest: what do you expect from it? You'll get a polyphonic six
voice arpeggiator, which has poor (or even none) V/Oct settings. Do you
own six analogue voices in a modular synth?
What might be more interesting is getting the SH-101 processor from
someone who did the SH-1oh1 modification by tubbutec.de. You might ask
Tobias Münzer from tubbutec.de, whether he has some.
regards
Florian
Am 17.12.2015 um 23:46 schrieb system canceled systemcanceled@gmail.com
[PolySix]:
> Hey all!
>
> Just wondering if anyone who did the KiwiSix install has their old IC6
> sitting around and would be willing to part ways with it? It gets
>; removed and replaced by the KiwiTechnics version for the install.
>;
> I would like to attempt to (re-)build a circuit around one of these
> IC6's to see if i can't utilize the arpeggiator inside. Might take
> some time but would be super fun to have as a composition tool.
>
> Murray at Kiwi suggested i reach out to previous installers since he
> doesn't have any.
>
> Thanks!
> jim
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