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great job thank you..

Very nice kit.

Amazing!! Have to try this 👌🏼

This is very helpful. Do you think it would be possible to mix EDM on a 24-channel console like the SSL-XL Desk? If so, how would you allocate the 24 channels?

Great job man. Thanks for sharing.

15:46 is amazing

I bought this brand new in 85 and then a year later added the D-50 as these became my go to synths and work horse for pop cover bands the next 10 years. New, it was around $1300 and the Roland, around $1500. Boy, the memories. Thanks

I think you’re the only person in the world that has made a video about how to calibrate a sequencer with a multimeter. Thank you!

i have an idea, take the treadle from an old singer sewing machine table and hook it up to 8 kick drums in a v8 fashion...as the treadle is operated like a stomp box to maintain rhythem, the drums are fired in a sequential pattern like a v8 which could be revved up and down by speeding up the pumping

Nice! Now I feel like digging out some of my old Steve Hackett acoustic albums..

Try soaking the hoops / lugs in HOT water and blue Dawn soap overnight. Extremely effective, saves us hours and hours of scrubbing! Great video and the kit looks amazing!

@Extralife Thanks for this video! I am too much of a tech noob to even try this myself (but I totally like the idea - and maybe, someday, I will gather the nerve).

Record & Mutant are really something. Are those original from your creation or are they similar to older sequencers????

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Beginner's questions ahead: Can i use it to quantize another sequencer?? Can transpose be used with an external keyboard??

3:54 how many steps is the maximum? Since it has 4 bars: 64??? Or bars are made out of 8 steps?? Perfect Circuit's description says 64 steps. But i want to be shure because i am a beginner and i am learning watching yt videos.

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the order of phase and ground on mains is not so important (when in US and Europe, not UK) because wall socket plugs can be rotated 180 by users, whicj effectively switches 'polarity' 😊

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sounds good thanks

I got the CNC file from Patreon; the sides need to have one mirrored. I'm glad I caught this and was able to have it flipped. Please update that for anyone else who downloads the CNC file.

best video on this topic, nice!

Nice drum sound with a lot of room in it! And nice work too!

Where did you buy the pcb & panel?

Why is your capo on the 2nd fret instead of the 3rd? Sounds good though.

I can hear the difference. Good job man. You should get the mustang micro headphone and blueray

Is this from the 90s? Cool video though 🤙🏼

Please let me know how many amperes I use with this circuit. Thank you

Dude is a genius.

Incredible build. Thanks man!

RAD!!! thanks for sharing

Are the sends and returns mono?

Sorry for the late comment! Curious though, I’m making my first case following this, and in the video you say you got a 10amp fuse for the power switch, but the link in the description is for a 5amp fuse. And the data sheet for the switch says it runs 6amps. So is a 5amp fuse ok?

These old analog consoles will make great boat anchors!

Nice work. And a nice touch with replacing the Remo decal on the head.

thanks man very good

This was sweet. Thanks a lot

Just did my Epi Les Paul Custom deluxe and worked beautifully. Thanks!!!

Thanks for the reply! Nice upgrade you made with the MOD switch and knob.

I need to clean the contacts on my Numa 2x. I have been working in a Cigar Bar. And am getting bad load velocity sounding. Can you help with disassembly of the keyboard bed?

Great job on those gorgeous Standards.A little disappointed that your sound clips I can't really hear them. Maybe would have been better just drums, but that's just me. Overall, I love your drums, so nice!

Just bought my first one yesterday. Total pad machine. Beautiful instrument.

I had one of these about 10 years ago. Never should have sold it

can this aluminium on the pickguard touch copper?

Can i make this on guitar without pickguard

Korg did a bit of a Juno 6/60 move on this model. No sooner that many people had purchased the DW6000, the DW8000 was released. We didn't have the luxury of the Internet rumor mill or 'teased' photos in those days...music retailers would definitely not tell us a thing. Anyway, a great improvement over the 6000 and kept it until the DSS-1 came along. Gotta love those dual DDL's.

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Yooooo I never realized how easy it was to cut an aluminum sheet like that! Might have to get some now cause buying black panels is cheap enough but gets spendy quick I've messed up a few blacks before. Been using just pcb taped to my rails that or cardboard. Wonder if guitar pick guard would work

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I have a restored Standard as well...I had to get a newer atlass tom mount and had to drill the bass a little...but all in all its a great kit