Thought you didnt like decimation

Depends on the Chef, :10: is top dog for it, he manages to subtly blend youthful angst with distortion to disguise mystical melodies and half-heard whispers which are far removed from just sticking any old cut in a frying pan.

If you don't like mutton there's a secret recipe for Sheeps Head Soup floating about somewhere. I believe it's a Canadian speciality.

How very poetic of ewe.

I didn't actually get this post at the time, but since hearing some of the Herb Alpert remixes on NPR I was immediately drawn into the possibilities myself!

Maybe Rene would have an organic expansion pack for Dim Pro

Or, to cover both vegan and meat-eating users, a whole new unit -- Omnivore Pro...

Cheers,

Russ

I loved that last album by The Eatles. I think it was called Lettuce Be.

ORIGINAL: Jaybird009

I loved that last album by The Eatles. I think it was called Lettuce Be.

Very funny Chris. Or should I say.... f1Jockey! LOL whats with the multiple monikers?

I have retired them both in favor of this more "up front" one. As I expect you've noticed, the P5 developer's blog just got started. It is currently rather austere, but it will be fleshed out considerably in the next week or so.

ahhh nutz. I liked the undercover name you had. I'll just bet Brandon is here under some other guise....perhaps.....Rick Mcnabb!?

Great answers, everyone. I laughed, I cried ... and now I'm starving.

How's about the sound of sizzling mutton? Heavily seasoned with decimation?

As you know, Sheep, I'm not to happy with the frying pan feature set in PSYN II, but I'll try.

Initialize patch. Disable the sine and enable the noise in OSC 1. In the "A" EG, bring up the Release to maximum.
Stereo Delay: Time L&R to minimum; Feedback, Tone and Level to midpoint. Drive around 20%; Level around 50%. Season to taste.
If the mutton is frozen, enable the Hard Drive. If thawed, set it to Tube. If road-kill, Soft is your best bet.

Enable all three LFO with a noise waveform. All destinations are Level 01 and Cutoff 01 at full Depth in the Modulation section.
LFO 1 at maximum Speed/full Depth. LFO 2 at midpoint Speed/full Depth. LFO 3 at minimum Speed/full Depth.
FLT 1 is problematic. Cutoff position hardly matters; try minimum. LP12 sounds like Sean's car. HP12 sounds like Buddy Rich on crack. BP12 sounds like Darth Vader on crack. The best all-around mutton setting is BR12.

I'm surprised this thread isn't shut down yet....lol

we have it so good here! yep...the sonar forums are jealous! and they should be......