Velvet Acid Christ: MFB osc, into Frequensteiner filter, modular demo. You can find it right under this image on the VAC website. You'll also find an interview and some news there as well.
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
MFB, Frequensteiner Modular Demo by Velvet Acid Christ
Velvet Acid Christ: MFB osc, into Frequensteiner filter, modular demo. You can find it right under this image on the VAC website. You'll also find an interview and some news there as well.
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don’t blame the software man, blame the people that spent years cracking it. The people that make it are just trying to make a living and they are being forced to make a product that appeals to a younger crowd (presets) and hopefully at a price point that may convince them to purchase it rather than steal it. Hardware will always be superior in this regard.
ReplyDeleteAs far as the scene goes.. I don’t know man. Someone is buying the music these people put out. It’s a culture of consumption and identity as much as anything else these days.