Mate , all the admins , not just spez can read your pms already . <| sep |> You have to drink the verification can <| sep |> I ' m not sure on this but I believe there have been studies leading to a conclusion that dolphins understand the concept or rape ? <| sep |> Everyone has different requirements and needs from their bleep bloop machines though . For me , I find built in speakers to be poor quality and entirely pointless , even in portable kit . I ' ll just use headphones and not run the risk of annoying others , being drowned out by even a modicum of background noise or the general poor quality . Even batteries , to a large extent I can do without . It ' s rare that I ' ll want to rock out in the middle of the forest , so it ' s one of those things I can take or leave . Completely with you on the decision to only include 4 knobs on the Organelle though . It ' s a piece of kit that is crying out for realtime control and experimentation . For me , I ' d rather have a bank of knobs andor sliders than what is essentially a bit of a gimmicky keyboard . But the things I like or dislike are obviously going to be seen from a different perspective for others . I think we get into the habit in the music tech circle of expecting equipment to be made that will specifically fit our needs and that ' s not how it works . If we buy a piano , most people don ' t normally complain there ' s not enough realtime control available for the filter . I think to a certain extent , things like the Electribe 2 has suffered from that mentality . Everyone compared them to previous incarnations and were disappointed maybe justifiably because it didn ' t fit their expectations . Now is one of the best times to create our own musical instruments though . Someone else mentioned the Axoloti , you can get Arduinos and Teensies cheaply and with freely available audio libraries , components are cheap . Reaktor , MaxMSP , PureData , countless midi controllers . The world is your oyster if you want to make something that works for you .