Title link takes you to a new synth blog, Lt. John J. Rambo. There are a few posts currently up. Image from the first post, Dual 808s, pictured.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Lt. John J. Rambo
Title link takes you to a new synth blog, Lt. John J. Rambo. There are a few posts currently up. Image from the first post, Dual 808s, pictured.
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That little knob box on top of the 808 in the foreground...is that a mass-produced thing? I don't think I've ever seen it before.
ReplyDeleteHaha, and my "Word Verification" for this comment is "FkdUp"
Looks like maybe a mod to add additional controls.
ReplyDeleteAnyone know a good mod (or other practical method) to more easily tune the kick?
Hey if you want more information go to ltjohnrambo.blogspot.com. We have more information. Its an analogue solutions mod that is currently produced that tunes the kick and a whole lot more.
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