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FOR P252 MDN DIODE OWNERS
Tell us what you think
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You were among the first to pick up the P252 MDN Diode. We’d love to hear what you put it on first. Where it surprised you. Where it did not do what you expected. Critical reviews are as useful to us as good ones, and we would rather read one than not.
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Reviews are posted from your account, so sign in first.
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We add $10 in your Pulsar e-Wallet credit once your review is published, whatever it says. Disclosing that up front because that is how it should be done.
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Update to v1.0.12
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DRIVE’s low-level character |
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the circuit’s saturation now tracks the actual signal, matching the hardware measurements |
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a discontinuity in the low-level harmonic roll-off that could cause an abrupt tone shift on quiet material and fades |
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Trim In and Trim Out have their own dedicated knob artwork |
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Updated meter and background artwork |
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Updated user guides in English, German and Japanese |
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Download it from the
product page
or from
your account downloads.
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Three walkthroughs with Marc
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Gain staging first, because that is where the Diode either sings or bites. Then the deep dive control by control, and Response Time, which is the one most people set once and never revisit.
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Pulsar Modular on iOS
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In other news, Q Sahara and P410 Joyride are now on iPhone and iPad, joining P930 Lunar Lander on the App Store. All three run as standalone apps and as AUv3 plugins for GarageBand, Logic Pro for iPad, Cubasis and AUM.
Separate App Store purchases, billed by Apple.
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