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Saturday, December 03, 2005

Trippler.Net


I've put up a number of posts on Evolver and Polyevolver demos by Stefan Trippler as they came in. Well, I realized how easy it can be to miss things simply because they are not "news." In the synth world old news can very much be new news if you think about it. I used to visit Trippler.Net back when Waldorf was in it's heyday as Stefan was constantly putting up demos and more. I just took a trip down memory lane and visited his site again. There is still a LOT of content up there including his amazing demos of the Waldorf microQ, DSI-Evolver, and Virsyn Tera2. If you haven't checked out his site in a while or haven't at all, just do it and listen to his demos.
Posted by matrix at 12/03/2005 12:13:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous12/3/05, 8:38 AM

    That picture is a microwave, micro-q and a pulse from the back:

    http://www.trippler.net/music/Studio/Studio_2/Ausschnitt2.jpg

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  2. matrix12/3/05, 10:12 AM

    Yep. I just love spreading misinformation... Mental glitch mistaking that shot for another shot I saw of a poly pulse stacked. Sorry about that. It's updated. Thanks for calling it out; it would most likely have gotten lost in the shuffle otherwise.

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