Monday, June 16, 2008
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Do not play those sampled guitar lead sounds ever again. That is all.
ReplyDeleteTook the words right out of my mouth, Dave.
ReplyDeleteAlso: Pizzicato strings, harmonica, Seinfeld 'funk bass'.
Thank Jeebus we didn't have to hear the oboe or clarinet.
Ugh.
Lest we forget the sacred PAN FLUTE!!!!!! The man forgot to test the pan flute patch, which I'm sure is magnificent. Roland should have an 'Enigma signature series' workstation so we all can have access to the crispiest collection of samples of classical western instruments, ethnic instruments, and the last sighing breath of indigenous people. Now let me get back to hearing that lead guitar patch again!
ReplyDeleteNo demonstration of banjo patch = FAIL.
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