"Some more noodlings from the Bunker...
http://acid.experimedia.net/ComputerControlled-Mnml_Freq.mp3
Old style Minimal Techno.
SH-101
TR-707
Xbase 09
Alesis Bitrman (processing the 101)
http://acid.experimedia.net/ComputerControlled-PowerSurge.mp3
Mid-tempo Acid
SH-101
TB-303
TR-707
Xbase 09"
Sunday, August 26, 2007
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nice 101 line. i love the asdr on sh-101s. so poppy.
ReplyDeletethe one element sorely missing in my daw. the jupiter 8v can emulaite the osc nicely but the dual asdrs are confusing and loose sounding. listen up arturia! make an sh-101 with a tab that replces the keyboard with the mc-202 sequencer and the world will be a better place.
Power Surge was great.
ReplyDelete(Mnml Freq needed a funky bassline...but I feel that way about everything)
Cool, glad you guys enjoyed them =o]
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