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@@dreeminde Exactly 👍 The trigger is just a small "blip". It's easier and cheaper to make than a gate and it's usually enough to trigger drum sounds, or sounds that don't need a sustain part in their envelope.

@@tuesdaynightmachines Thanks 🙏

Hm, not sure if that's the right direction then. Serge is highly "conceptual". It's fun, but also very technical.

@@tuesdaynightmachines Going to Serge because a module allows for multiple functions, I get the idea this will enable me to make more creative patches.

Ah okay. Maybe I misunderstood the conceptual part then. Cool then 😎

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The MIDI keyboard only sends on/off gate signals, so there are no envelopes coming from the keyboard. Or do you mean velocity? You could use velocity to modulate the ADSR. For example you could patch it to the Sustain portion to be able to play louder or quieter.

@tuesdaynightmachines Ah yes I mean velocity. What kind of output would you need on a MIDI keyboard to get access to this? And what do you mean by sustain input?

The MIDI keyboard doesn't need anything special (MIDI always includes all data, incl. velocity). You just need a MIDI-CV converter with a velocity CV output. Regarding sustain, that's not an "input", but a stage in the ADSR (Attack Decay Sustain Release). The sustain portion of the envelope usually specifies the amplitude (or "volume") of the sound. So when you patch the velocity to modulate the sustain, thesound become louder or quieter depending on how hard you press the MIDI keyboard keys.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. This is a kick drum synth that you trigger with MIDI or CV. In a live setup you will have some kind of sequencer, which you will simply connect to the Kick Lancet and the rest of your synths. Then you play with the sequencer and twist the knobs on the Kick Lancet (or leave it at your favorite settings). You can also connect it to an electric drum set, so a drummer can play it with their kick drum pedal. It works just like any other synth :-)

Sorry...I was getting confused. It us a Kick drum, and thats it. I was thinking about how you switched from snare to clap to tom toms etc but of course those options are not there. It is solidly build, sounds fantastic but too expensive for what it does. If it had a clap and snare then I would have bought it. Just love the looks, build and size of it.

An analog gate signal from a modular or analog synth usually. So a voltage going from 0V to 5V or 10V (nit sure, but it should be in the manual).

The one that came with the rack. It's just a normal 9V one though. Can't remember how many mA but probably 1000.

⁠@@tuesdaynightmachinesGreat!, Just bought one a day ago, I was just curious if it was the standard plug that came with it because it has the same plug type as in my country. Now I know!

Hey 😊 I must admit I'm a bit out of the loop, because I haven't had time for music at all recently. But I love the updates that the Zaturn got, especially with the new UI that displays the parameters vertically, just like the knobs are arranged on the device. I think it's still a great (the best?) modular synth in a box that's also more portable, with its size between the TinyLD and LD3. The big display with multi-touch is also nice to have. I don't know ... I still love Gotharman 🤷‍♂️

I dunno. I just re-watched this review and then compared it to some others and I think this one here is truly one of the better ones (if not best) for this unique keyboard. I mean there isn't a single other review out there that includes a proper sound demo for example. It's mind boggling! Who's in charge of RUclips Reviews at Google/Alphabet?! That person needs a talk with their supervisor! Seems like they allow anybody to review stuff nowadays. Pff! Anyway, I really appreciate that you took the time to engage with me and point me to this problem. I'll make sure to keep up this review style, as it seems to be in dire need. I look forward to read from you again in the future :) Have a great day!

Thank you :) I used Step Record mode to enter the notes manually into the sequencer. The song structure here is quite simple so there weren't many song parts. I also used the morph layers to add some variation, so that one part could play twice and sound a little different. To chain all parts together I used the LD3's Song Mode, which is very easy to use :)

Oh ! I never use song mode ! I really need to try that 🎉. I use the LD3 more and more often as a piano companion

I do?! Who's that? Either way, welcome to the party 🎉😅

@@tuesdaynightmachines :) As someone mentioned in another comment, M. Alfred Jarry! I do see some resemblance though. :)

Yes, you can record CC into a so-called "Controller Track", which can have up to 128 steps.

From my own experiences digging through various Gotharman instruments' insides, it always seemed like the analog board board could be easily installed by the user as well. But better ask Flemming directly, because I don't know if the board itself also requires some additions to the instrument's mainboard.