Sunday, March 04, 2007
noiseprofessor's Juno-106 Demo
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"Roland Juno-106: Example for a sound with longest possible attack-time on the envelopes"
One more via noiseprofessor. Beautiful Roland Juno-106 pad.
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Oh yes, I remember that noisy fricking chorus effect well.
ReplyDeleteHoly smokes that is yummy. You could make a whole Eno record with that one patch.
ReplyDeleteHey Matrix - I don't know if you will read this, but did you do those little Twango flashy-player-thingies? I was trying to figure out how to do that...
If you click on the title link of the post it will take you to the track on Twango. On the right you will see Share and Subscribe. In the box below that section you will see Embed and an input box with the code. You just copy and paste that wherever you want it. Twango is great btw. I know the guys doing it. It's a small startup. You can host anything you want there for free and the ads are currently minimal or non-existent. It's not like other sites where you have to go through an obstacle course of ads to get to the file you want to download or play. Check it out some time.
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