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I just love their sound !!! |
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You and 7 billion other people. Anyone here like pizza? |
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<---make that 7 billion and 1 pizza yes, shrimp, or sausage or think cheese xtra cheese |
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Nicely done man. I love emotive techno and electro. I picked up on the 606 right away, but did not know that was a 707 until looking at the video. I haven't heard enough music that uses a 707 to make the distinction. Also, 202 Acid is underrated. |
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I wonder how music would be like without them. |
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dont forget oberheim dx & sci tom... :-) |
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and the lm-1 |
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nice man, did you use the timelapse app for the video? lovely sounds. |
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Lovely! |
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great video |
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fuckin awesome i'll turn on my roland again and try to make some sense on it i was born lazy :( |
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this is greta |
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nice morning tune |
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Honestly, this is probably my favorite song of 2011. Once those Strings kick in it's all over. Really looking forward to more 300 Degrees material. |
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Yah, nice vid + track. More preeez. |
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Yes but those all use samples whereas the Roland drum machines predominantly use synthesised drums which are much more interesting as the sound can be changed dynamically with knobs, not EPROM swapping! One can learn a lot about synthesising drums by reading up on how the 808 and 909 work. http://hardware.freepage.de/cgi-bin/feets/freepage_ext/3394 83x434877d/rewrite/raf909/circuit.htm |
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TS-404 sequencer never released, brian eno reputed to have the only one |
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there's always the one in fruity loops dave_g: that wasn't my point, i just wanted to give credit to other machines that have been used in dozens of brilliant productions. people still love em. |
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roland 727 for sale 100 quid missing plastic bits on sliders |
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+ postage of course |
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the sliders are basically plastic bits |
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Yeah fair enough. From a technical point of view I find the 909 and 808 much more interesting. However I would imagine "back in the day" going from xox to sampled drums must have been rather exciting. |
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