Saturday, October 17, 2009
CUCKOO demoing Plogue Chipsounds plug-in
YouTube via cuckoomusic
"I bought this new plug-in called Plogue Chipsounds and took it for a spin. I must say it sounds fantastic. I'm going through a couple of the chips, perform and loop live to see how it all sounds.
Best regards
CUCKOO
More on Cuckoo:
http://www.cuckoo.no
More on Plogue Chipsounds:
http://www.plogue.com"
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what kind of keyboard is that? cant find it anywhere?
ReplyDeleteI recognize that keyboard! That's a very old M-Audio E Keys controller. It was sold with some very rudimentary music and educational software.
ReplyDeleteHere's a link:
http://www.amazon.com/M-Audio-E-Keys-37-MIDI-Keyboard/dp/B0001A9C5I
I remember them from when they were Evolution E-Keys, and plugged into a joystick port :)
ReplyDeleteI was also left wondering whether Cuckoo was English, until he said "Commodore". Either he's spent serious time in the UK, or the Oslo accent on English is strikingly similar to a middle-class Home Counties one.
I've been waiting to replace my E-keys for a very long time. Build quality seems pretty weak, and I expect it to just suddenly fall apart. That said, it hasn't shown any sign of failing yet though.
ReplyDeleteEagerly awaiting the new Akai LPK25. However 37 keys beats 25 in, like... all situations. It looks sweet though:
http://www.akaipro.com/lpk25
And hey, thank you for putting me in the English middle-class Home Counties :) That's funny. I'm born Swede, half Greek with a Norwegian Grandma... And I'm now living in Oslo... and speak middle class English on YouTube.
Best regards
CUCKOO
PS. Planning on really getting serious with this plugin. Stay tuned for more!
What's the little thingy below your keyboard? It obviously has to do with the effects and such?
ReplyDeleteThat's a KORG nanoKONTROL
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