Biscuit bit crusher distortion cookie

Biscuit as you may know means cookie in french.

well I was just looking at this video and wondered if any of you got one of these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7Bs9jDw3Mw&feature=player_embedded

they seem pretty expensive but they are pretty awesome. They are going for $689 CAD at moog audio but our prices are slightly higher then say.... typical NYC prices.


what you guys think high price aside.... look any good? I find it looks fun.

Holy shit that free vst called Glitch does more and it's free Also try the Waldorf D-Pole better filters and bit crushers from a better company imo

Glitch:


D-Pole

yes thats true, but i saw this in the DJ fx section of moog audio's website (moog audio is one of our stores here in montreal that sells mpc type gear) so I was looking at it in the kaoss pad type of perspective.. not for production.

I didn't even think of it on the production side of things.. haha so in that light it does seem pretty trash.

I want one! I'm looking into it right now.

i want a moog audio store.

beach_break wrote:i want a moog audio store.

I dont think it has anything to do with moogs... i could be wrong though... but nothing about the place makes moogs stand out.

I was wondering if these guys would make anything else but as of now it seems they have only this one product...

I think the money would have been worth it if it had it's own oscillators and sequencer etc.. or something more then the effect because it still sits at over 400 euros which is steep for just an effect.

http://www.otomachines.com/shop.html

glitch rocks, amazing vst

exit, no romance wrote:I want one! I'm looking into it right now.

I am with you!! That little box sounded great! (But I am gonna look into those free VST's)

i have one and it's pretty awesome.
i feel bad for not using half of the possibilities.

Biscuits are Biscuits in ENGLISH.

They are called cookies in those bastard languages: American and Canadian.

As you were.

Shostakovich wrote:Biscuits are Biscuits in ENGLISH.

They are called cookies in those bastard languages: American and Canadian.

As you were.

so you would call an oreo a biscuit then? cause I consider those cookies.

Shostakovich wrote:Biscuits are Biscuits in ENGLISH.

They are called cookies in those bastard languages: American and Canadian.

As you were.

He says, writing from the Royal Mount...

I rest my case

Shostakovich wrote:

Shostakovich wrote:Biscuits are Biscuits in ENGLISH.

They are called cookies in those bastard languages: American and Canadian.

As you were.

He says, writing from the Royal Mount...

I rest my case

at least I didn't have 3 cctv cams up my ass while writing it