They are the pink ones from here: www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/ A cut up drinking straw was used to shim them to fit snugly. Thonk has other options too.

Yes, there is a newer version with more features here: sonoclast.com/products/drumming_friend_forever_mafd/ And a newer version in a eurorack form factor here: sonoclast.com/products/mafd_2hp/

They are these ones in pink. You'll need to use a cut up drinking straw to shim them to fit snugly. www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/

Thank you so much. That sounds a little extra for me to do unfortunately. @@Sonoclast

Hey! Yes, it can be powered by USB with a USB port or a USB wall plug. It is available through our Reverb shop (links above), and we do ship to Europe.

Thanks! :-) In the book, Patch & Tweak with Moog, the engineer behind the DFAM said that the firmware engineers were too busy with other stuff when the DFAM was designed, so they ended up releasing it without MIDI. The book: bjooks.com/products/patch-tweak-with-moog

They are the pink ones from here: www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/ A cut up drinking straw was used to shim them to fit snugly. Thonk has other options too.

Thanks@@Sonoclast

Yes, there are people using digitakt with a MAFD.

They are the pink ones from here: www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/ A cut up drinking straw was used to shim them to fit snugly. Thonk has other options too.

Thanks!

Hey, the MAFD 2hp uses MIDI notes to select the order of the sequence. Not very familiar with Pamela's Workout, but it does not appear to send MIDI, so no.

No, the MAFD does not depend on an audio interface. You just need something that can send MIDI notes to the MAFD, either by MIDI cable or as USB host (a computer, as shown in this video). Hope that helps!

Yes! Thank’s bud! I will buy it!

Sorry, it's only available to buy new from our Reverb shop currently.

@@Sonoclast Bummer, thanks for the reply.

Yes, the MAFD 2hp works with a Type B TRS adapter, and Moog seems to use Type A ones. Label them with a sharpie to keep them straight! :-) There is more info about the different kinds of MIDI TRS here: minimidi.world

Hi, not sure I'm following what you want to do. The MAFD CV can only do 0 to +5V. It sounds like you're saying you would use a midi generated lfo. The mod wheel output would do that but the lfo would be in the range of 0 to +5V. --Kevin

@@Sonoclast I understand. is it possible in a later firmware update that it could output -5 to +5 volts like my Black lfo? Or is it a hardware limitation? I love the MAFD. it came with my DFAM from the guy I purchased it from. He did not even have it hooked up. It makes the DFAM awesome. I clock mine from reason using the Drum Sequencer device. I made several presets so i can run 16th, 8th, and quarters. I add in subdivisions for easy ratcheting. It is always in time with my DAW. But back to my question, is -5 volts even possible with that hardware?

@@mimikova390 Yes, it's not possible. The hardware can only produce 0 to +5V.

@@Sonoclast I figured out how to make it work for me. if i set the knob to the lowest i want in the range of modulation it works.l also adjust the phase so the cycle starts in the middle. Science is fun.

Hi Emma, it takes a regular USB power supply. 5V @ >=500mA should work. --Kevin

Yes, of course! A MIDI DIN to TRS adapter is included that allows using a regular MIDI cable with it instead of USB.

@@Sonoclast Awesome brother! Thanks for the super quick reply, I will order mine tonight!

Hey how did you end up configuring it within ableton ?

@@OTTOBOTTO10101 external instrument midi channel with sonoclast as the midi & channel 8 or 16 (depending on which you choose on the MAFD)

Yes, the 2hp one has the same functionality. Just a different form factor.

@@SonoclastSweet. Might have to grab one from Reverb ;-)

Awesome, great to hear!

Hey, there's only one DFAM here, but the following signal path works just the same as the relatively low tempos shown in the video: Sweeping the whole range by hand of a 0-coast audio rate square wave > driving the clock of Metropolis > triggering clock and reset of RFD > output to Doepfer A180-3 buffered mult > buffered output to DFAM. The DFAM stays in sync as the Metopolis sequence length changes from 9 to 15. Presumably another DFAM could be driven in sync via the buffered mult.

Hi, yes, the MAFD is driven by MIDI notes, so it follows and stays in sync with notes on a MIDI track no matter where you start, stop, or restart.

At minimum, 2hp would require a smaller button and chips with smaller footprints. The larger button is a design choice to match the buttons on a DFAM, and using larger footprint chips is a function of the current global semiconductor (lack of) supply situation we are in.

I think this works by quickly pulsing the ADV CLOCK input with the number of steps to skip over.

W/ Tons of unneeded extra steps!

They are the pink ones from here: www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/ A cut up drinking straw was used to shim them to fit snugly. Thonk has other options too.

@@Sonoclast thanks ;)

Thanks! The 2hp one replaced the one shown in this video with an identical feature set. The 2hp is a eurorack module, but it can also be bought with a case and power supply that mounts neatly to the side of a DFAM. In other words, it can be used without a eurorack case and power supply. More info here: sonoclast.com/products/mafd_2hp/

@@Sonoclast OK cool, thanks! vDo you always have to reset the DFAM sequencer position when you stop the external clock (in my case, a deluge), or is it irrelevant - as in, the note information from your DAW/ external sequencer always triggers the correct sequence position on the DFAM (Hope I explained that well!)?

@@simonmorton3746 No, the manual sync lasts as long as it’s all powered on. Also it defaults to middle C as the first step. So if you turn it on with adv/clock already connected and hit run on the DFAM before sending MIDI notes, then it won’t require the manual sync step.

@@Sonoclast Got, it, cool, thanks!