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He posted an update to the website three days ago:
Also, it's winter so he's probably skiing. He's arranged his life so he need only work intermittently and can ski or hike the rest of the time. It's normal for there to be weeks between updates.
I tend to think I would prefer the 3.33 over the MK3 but I would need to try both together to be sure.would a 3.33 trade for a mk3 interest anyone. I have the 3.33
I agree: ~10 or 11 o'clock on the MK3.33 is approximately the tone of the MK3 fully CC. I also agree the 3 is more nasally and the 3.33 is very lush, though I prefer the more nasally tone myself.I have both and prefer the 3.33 but I set the controls differently. On the 3 I go full counter clockwise on the tone for that OC2 tone. On the 3.33 I am close to 11. Full CC on the 3.33 has to much low end but it is amazing set differently. The 3 is a bit more nasal to my ears overall, while the 3.33 is very lush once you tame the low end.
Same here. I now use my analog synths for sub and ended up selling all my 3Leaf Octabvres. I never thought that would be the case.I have to say the Octabvre is the effect I use the less on my board at the moment.