Yes, I had to make one of my own. I've found it's easier to remember them when you think of them like sentences. So here's my update to the really nice cheatsheet found here: https://modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=182134&start=50 Found this useful? 👉 Check out PiCal, »
If you think of "Load" as "all", "Zero" as "restrict to 1 octave" the button combos are easier to remember. (I also keep needing to remind myself that "shred" means "random" and not "destroy".) »
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All the stuff I want to remember about the Arbhar on one page. »
This eurorack version of the Bastl Kastle is a bit of a mystery in some respects, but I've done my best here. Let me know [https://www.instagram.com/spongeprojects/] if there are mistakes, because there is no manual, and it doesn't work exactly like the original. What I still »
An infographic dissection of the MakeNoise 0-Coast »
A new version of the OP-Z condensed manual, updated for 2020. »
Digging deep into the PO-35 Speak. »
Visual quick reference manual for the PO-33 K.O. »
Digging deep into the older POs to get the most out of them. »
Three pages of quick reference details that you can print, fold up and keep with your OP-Z so you can play with it without hooking it up to a screen. Plus some useful links. »
