Tweaking the Paia 9700S

This is a demo of the PAIA 9700S - Modular- Synthesizer. The sequence is coming from a Korg Poly 800 thru MIDI and I'm tweaking the knobs to change the sound of the PAIA

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Music

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• Paia
• 9700S
• 9700
• Paia9700
• Korg
• Poly
• 800

[LofiFreq]

what unit is on top of you 9700s ?

[sakrobeat]

On top? Oh, thats a selfmade diy multiples-attenuator-combinati­on panel. There are two 4-multiples and two simple potentiometers to attentuate the control voltages.

[mongobongoman]

can you get any good triangle waves with this?

[sakrobeat]

The square wave, the triangle wave and the sawtooth sound very analogue and warm

[mongobongoman]

How are the controls laid out?

[sakrobeat]

For the layout please have a look at the paia website

[nargargole]

good demo - you got something going by the end - the secret of modular is to keep on tweaking! but then to know when to stop - then sample it, yes!

[legolas11795]

seriously,how hard was this to build?Im dithering on a purchase because I dont trust my skills

[liverawkstar]

this thing has a sweet sound

Ive been procrastinating getting into one of these

thanks

[myleftnutts]

thanks for the intel,i was alway's under the impression all Paia syth modules were linear.

[synthpro]

Nice sound!!!

[shobley]

Any chance you could post some test patches?

I wish there were more 9700 patches on the internet just so we could check to make sure our synths are working OK.

[sdm02]

The 9700 shown here is exponential. The linear stuff you're thinking of was their first line of synth modules in the 70's. I second the John Simonton sentiment.

[NEALBEARD2]

thanks for posting....!

building a fatman at the mo an dso was interested in the 9700 as a next step...

looks (and sounds) great!

[doktorfuture]

PAiA is an amazing company. I heart them muchly.

[cosmotcat]

Ahhh the memories. Back in the 70's, I built the 'road keyboard' and the 'road rack', full of modules. Never REALLY learned how to play, but it was such a BLAST to build and mess around with ... and I actually learned something as well. I wish all of those modules/packages were still available. It's such a 'digital world' now. Thnx for posting.