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Music takes us to a lot of places, this piece took me to 'beyond the moon', excellent.
And yeah, your YT channel is full of “one-with-the-universe” trippy tunes, I'd love to Go through them all one by one if I had the time, but I will, someday... :)
Nice to 'listen' to you. Cheers!
P.S, @wesphilbin 'transported' me here, he been telling me about your music. I'd like to have a chit-chat soon, if you wish.
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i also remember reading of this one artist who did a whole album using just the r 8 and editing complex tones and bells...i checked it out once, probably while researching the module amd thought it was pretty good
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i agree, it is very clean sounding and definitely hits harder than my r8 sample kits on my octatrack. roland definitely had some great machines! my first and second drum machines were the dr 660 and dr 202 units...and i still have them although they pretty much collect dust. the 202 is pretty cool and relatively easy to use. ..660 is pretty dated and kind of flat sounding i thought
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oh, wow- i actually dont remember cr 78 samples on it-who knows, they may have been overwritten by the time i got it?...or i just didnt know as much about vintage drum machines back then. When i think of the 660, i think of mostly POWER and ACOUSTIC kits...but of course, i can't forget the INDUSTRIAL or 808 kits as well
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Wow! I love this for several reasons! ( music, history / personaly story, love for these machines and so on. I can really feel the energy oozing from this post :<)
P.S. I don't know if it's a conscious choice of yours to not share this on your blog
but, if not, I suggest you 'reblog' your posts, so they also end up on your blog feed.
If I go to your main page, I don't find them, so I have to go to your 'all posts', to see if you're actually posting. This lack of visibility makes it harder for people to find your content.
Big hug!
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Awesome to hear that and you're welcome, buddy :<)
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nice! i actually have am r8m i scored a couple few years ago for around 80 or 110 dollars, i believe. everyone always raved about how it was the best programmable drum machines but i never really spent that much time editing the sounds. i think i also bought a jazz card I'm thinking.
you cant program sequences into the rack module but i had it triggering from the octatrack and it was sounding pretty tight. unfortunately, the 808 sounds do note come standard on it and the basic kits havr a lot of "big rock" cheesy 80s sounds i thought