MATRIXSYNTH: HarriL - Electronic Tripping (Live)


Friday, September 21, 2007

HarriL - Electronic Tripping (Live)


video upload by HarriL

NOTE: The above is a 10 minute version of the following:

"Hey again!
No testing this time! Here's a (rather long - 14minutes!) electro-house jam/song mixed with live guitar and harmonica sounds.

Gear used:
Video here (in stereo)
Mp3 here

Gear used:
Quasimidi Rave-o-lution 309, FutureRetro Revolution fed through EMX for effects. ESX for some samples. K-station as an effects unit for the harmonica and the guitar. I had a sequence planned for KS, but actually forgot to play it."
Posted by matrix at 9/21/2007 12:08:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/21/07, 1:42 AM

    Took a bit too long to get going and I did not care much for the ribbon solo, also I'd like to have heard more harmonica in there, that sounded real nice. Overall though a brilliant jam, well done Harril!

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  2. Anonymous9/21/07, 2:09 PM

    fantastic stuff. continue.

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  3. -daddio-9/21/07, 6:42 PM

    Are the stock sounds and patterns in the EMX the same as in the ESX?

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  4. Anonymous9/21/07, 11:25 PM

    i'm diggin it!

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  5. HarriL9/22/07, 2:55 AM

    Thanks for your comments guys!

    "-daddio- said...
    Are the stock sounds and patterns in the EMX the same as in the ESX?"

    I think there are a few patterns that are the same. Many of the rom-samples are the same as the default samples of SX.

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