Finally, can you tell us about any new products or projects coming up?
Earlier I mentioned the my battles with the ability to focus. This has played into a HUGE part in my lack of product development/release schedule over the last few years. I am working on so many different things that I'm spread very thin and unable to focus on just one or two things. There are just too many things I want to do, and not enough time to do them! So I am making a small amount progress on a lot of really great things! That said, this new year is a chance to try forcing myself to focus on 1-3 projects at a time instead of 20! 2016 should bring a few of the main building blocks of a synthesizer though, which is a personal goal. Get my product line to a point where I can perform using my own instrument/system.
The “short” list currently consists of a dual vco, dual EG/VCA, 2 filters, wave shaping and the DAC Sequencer system. Not to overload that plate, but I also have an entire line of stand alone 1/4” desktop/rack devices that will compliment modular and guitar fx pedal users quite well. Next on the block though for completion after the 2-Bits is released will be the multi-mode filter and a drum/synth voice module that I think will turn quite a few heads. I don't want to leak too much about it before it's ready.
It sounds like a lot, and it is. I'm not planning on getting All of that out in 2016, but we shall see how it goes. I'm not a fan of the recent “rush to market” approach that I've seen start to happen in the last year or two. The market is booming right now but we shouldn't be in a rush to flood it. I'd rather take my time creating something right than to push a module into production prematurely and only to be a splash in the pan for a week. Quality over Quantity: The lost business model
It’s being great to chat to Logan and get to know him, his ideas and more about Low-Gain too. Be sure to check out his website linked below and check out his Instagram page “lowgain” for picture and video updates lowgain-audio.com
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