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PunkClock 120318

Here we see the Akai Timbre Wolf charged with Master Clock duties & also providing the Bassline, dry. In addition to these tasks, it is feeding the Behringer Model D a Sequence. This, in turn being reverberated by the TC Electronic Skysurfer & making use of the Plate setting. Of note... is the fact that the D has a series of Dip Switches on the back, which enable the user to choose over which MIDI Channel the D shall receive it's orders√ It truly was a good purchase. Keep them coming Behringer! I've got my eye on that Pro 1!!! Also appearing in this week's episode are the Korg MS-20m, which is our resident Noodle Technician... as reverberated by the Pioneer SR-60 ...& the Arturia DrumBrute I, who in 7... is coming to us through the Pioneer SR-9. Sadly, I've discovered that unlike the SR-60, the SR-9's effect is quite subtle. Perhaps too subtle to actually be of any real use. The Green display sure is nice though... guess I'll keep experimenting with it? So far I've only tried feeding it from a little ART Tube Amp. Maybe I can change the I/O configuration? Anyway, that's this week's PunkClock√ As always, your thoughts are appreciated... whatever they may be, positive or negative. Just so long as they're constructive & respectful Thank you for visiting :]