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Friday, January 08, 2010
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got it ...this is the best thing since sliced bread....but I still think that there ought to be a shoot out on kick drums for this and Microtonic...we can use a Machine drum or Jomox as a reference...mister Randall boasted that Microtonic would "go down in flames" ...I think the matrix community should put it to the test...how about a matrix poll on who's got a kickier kick drum
ReplyDeletewhy a shootout? they are both interesting plug ins and do different things.
ReplyDeletei say use both :)
Hey I agree... they are both GREAT products ....but the shootout is due to Randall's boast on his blog Analog Industries ....I mean if you put it out there , back it up .... down in flames?
ReplyDeletelol. funny. vaguely recall reading that on CR's blog. hard to imagine he wasn't just having a bit of fun or being flip.
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