Thursday, January 10, 2008
Re: Teo & Tea FAKE ???
YouTube via bananepoep. Roland MC808. Via John.
"he uses some mc808 presets in Teo And Tea thats for shure"
Question on Touch to Remember: anyone know if there is a connection to CSS' Hot Hot Sex? The main riff sounds much the same, and the Apple iPod Touch commercial that features the track is an interesting play on "Touch." I'm curious if there is an actual connection there or just more of a coincidental similarity.
Udpate via PsychNerD in the comments:
"It's always the same story... if you search the net a bit you'll discover that's the opposite. The MC-808 has presets developpeed by Jarre... he added thoses himself... "
Update via Jared in the comments:
"Oddly enough Jarre's name is omitted from the MC-808 list of programmers:
http://www.rolandus.com/go/mc-808/"
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It's always the same story... if you search the net a bit you'll discover that's the opposite. The MC-808 has presets developpeed by Jarre... he added thoses himself...
ReplyDeleteOddly enough Jarre's name is omitted from the MC-808 list of programmers:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rolandus.com/go/mc-808/
From the album credits: Tim Hüfken – Groove Box special programming and artistic collaboration
ReplyDeleteHe's the last one on the Roland site. Guessing that Hüfken made the presets or Jarre worked with him on the presets or some such combination.