On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 14:15, kent williams wrote:
> It's also a sound module you can sequence externally. And a car wax
> and dessert topping.
>
> That last part I made up.
Well, I'll just eat all these WaveStation-sprinkle cupcakes myself
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It's also a sound module you can sequence externally. And a car wax
and dessert topping.
That last part I made up.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Mike Taylor wrote:
> Not to pick knits, but the QX21 IS a sequencer.
>
> m
>
> On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 12:08 PM, DB wrote:
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>> Mike Taylor wrote
in the same vein but not:
anyone given thought to the sound being off of a wavestation?
I know the ws is used in quite a few Detroit tracks, maybe this is a patch on
it. I'll check my ws vst later.
-Original Message-
Date: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 10:31:58 am
To: DB
Cc: 313@hyperreal.o
Okay, i wanna see some hands here.. Who knew it was time-travel day
today but failed to inform me about it? A discussion about Mills on
313 AND post from Bill van Loo and Mike Taylor on 313?
What is next, Dave Walker and Ed Luna in a discussion about Drexciya?
Anyway, i heard a similar Mill
Not to pick knits, but the QX21 IS a sequencer.
m
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 12:08 PM, DB wrote:
>
> Mike Taylor wrote:
>>
>> If you want to do the 90's Mills thing, the formula is: 909, Yamaha
>> QX21, Akai S3000, EMU Carnival, Yamaha DX100, Yamaha TG33, and an
>> early 90's Korg rompler(doesn't m
Mike Taylor wrote:
If you want to do the 90's Mills thing, the formula is: 909, Yamaha
QX21, Akai S3000, EMU Carnival, Yamaha DX100, Yamaha TG33, and an
early 90's Korg rompler(doesn't matter which one).
Where's the MAQ and Microwave I and the Korg MonoPoly You can't forget
those impor
Hey Mike,
Welcome back! It sounds like you have it spotted. I had just typed all
of this up before I saw your reply, but it sounds like people might be
interested in getting this type of sound more generally so I'll post
it anyway.
It could come from any Pitch Envelope Generator (in Yamaha
termin
>
>
> As an Ableton W*nker I've noticed something curious about 909s -- if a
> track uses a 909 as the master clock, the tempo is overall very
> steady, but even and odd measures are slightly different lengths.
> Makes warping tracks a little weird.
Both the 808 and 909 tend to drift a little wh
A 909 has MIDI. An 808 doesn't but if you have a 909 or a 707 or a
727, they have DIN Sync out and can clock an 808 or a 606.
As an Ableton W*nker I've noticed something curious about 909s -- if a
track uses a 909 as the master clock, the tempo is overall very
steady, but even and odd measures ar
Actually if you add an MMT8, which is also dirt cheap (although they
sometimes lose their memory), sequencing that gear is reasonably easy
... well if you either know how to play parts or stick to somewhat
reasonable step sequences.
Of course you could also just use able to run all that gear off o
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