url with music made with rm1x:
http://home.enitel.no/torb/r�druss.mp3
The only thing not made with Rm1x in this song is that guy shouting something. Sampled
with my FUCK-ASS su700 (pile of darn shit).
The song is a tribute to the end of 12 years of norwegian school. When we end school,
and is soon to finish the exam, we all (all 19-year olds) dress up in red or blue
overalls, drive around in red and blue crancy cars and throw eggs. Kinda carneval.
That's what the song is about, although there is not much singing.
- Torbj�rn
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Emne: Re: Demo track with RM1X
>Your frined's uncertainty, concerning the sounds on the RM1X is not
>unfounded. The internal sounds are--renowned for being--thin and often
>cheesy, but in a minor defense of the blue-box, I will say that I like some
>of them. And things are not so bad if you heavily EQ things through the mixer
>or use some compression and/or external effects. But it really should be
>taken and judged for what it is, which is a sequencer. The sounds thrown in
>are a plus, but a very small one and in fact some wish they were not there at
>all so as to give more power to the sequencing capabilities. But like I said
>I enjoy them to a degree, but even more important is the sequencing.
>Excellent for live gigs and also studio work for those who don't want to deal
>with software sequencers. And god they are going for so cheap! Around 600$ US
>new I believe--one of those stores advertising in the new Future Music has
>them at 399 pounds. Maybe Yamaha is trying to get rid of their stock? Sorry,
>I don't have any URL's but maybe try Mark Arber's sight or some of the links
>there.
>-philip
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