So sorry for your loss. In Jan. we lost our beagle (14 yr)
So sorry for your loss also @beaglejoe
Dobble is back home :’(

My condolences.
AT now i read book about DSP, OPENGL and C++. Don’t make a examples from book only read ;). I full up a knowledge
Still missing our sweet boy … just can’t seem to get over it … :’(
In this picture at 14 weeks …

So sad. 
We have dogs as well ( 2 girls). Three years ago our Labrador boy passed away after long illness at the age of 10. Much too early. I often remember him.
Thanks, still 9 at the moment here, our oldest girl is about 14,5 years now, but beginning to show here old age
:’( i am so sorry my condolences :’(
My condolences Begasus 
So sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss @Begasus 
I’m sure she had a good life.
Music like that?
my ex-girl-friend listen a breakcore stuff, it’s a music imagine but not for me.
Cheers!
Modular synth stuff is totally fascinating. The cable salad, however, is nothing for the OCD faint of heart… 
Cool machines @davidkaroly and @pvalue. Makes me think of this analogue beast
You can start with one of the emulations, my girlfriend has iMS-20 on her ipad for example. An emulation of a Korg MS-20. Much cheaper than the original, you don’t have to tune it and the cable salad is only virtual ![]()
My university offered a class in Electronic Music and I enrolled just for a break from coding classes. They had an old 1970s Moog synthesizer that was really cool (and yes, cables everywhere). I had lots of fun playing with it but never could coax anything resembling music out of it. Turns out you still need to have talent and understanding of music theory?
I have Renoise on my AMD64 Linux box and I’m beginning to wish I knew about realtime filters and more about synthesis than I learned on my Commodore 64. Coaxing chip-tunes out of a synthesizer like a SID chip is way easier than all the filters and modulation out of a beast of a digital audio workstation like Renoise.


