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thanks for your input, I will keep you updated...

Gentlemen, thanks for your quick replies. I will have a closer look at the sliders. I guess they are standard parts so replacing them should not be a big issue.

Chris

Today a friend of mine made the above offer... it is not the latest version (black surface with orange writing) of the Odyssey but one of the earlier ones (black surface, gold writing and coloured knobs on the sliders). It seems to work ok.

I have no idea concerning vintage synths... all ...

... you have made my life much easier... thank you!

... this is awesome !!! Thank you very much...

thank you... the last posting in this threat is almost 3 years old, I wanted to raise an awareness for this unfulfilled wish...

btw when I click the link in this threat I get a white page which says "Hacking attempt!" is there any workaround?

Dear developers,

has anyone of you ever thought about creating a convolution reverb for SCOPE? You can get any reverb characteristics from real rooms to unaffordable classic reverbs like the Lexicon 960 etc. and they are not modeled but derived from the original hardware or room... Lots of impulse ...

... you mention Gigapulse convolution reverb... have you ever heard of SIR? This is a freeware convolution reverb which can be downloaded here http://www.knufinke.de/sir/
I use it a lot... also you can find some impulse reponses...
you don't need a dictionary, the download page is in english ...

astroman,

thank you for your quick and competent reply.

Gruß,
Chris

Hi,

could anyone please give me a hint how to determine the hardware version of a SCOPE Pro board? Does it depend on the number of DSP's (15 = always type I, 14 = type II), or maybe the date it was manufactured? Are there any obvious differences between type I and type II boards like a capacitor ...