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"Sounds just like the real latin percussion instument."
Never heard the Latin reference before. Anyone know more?
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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matrix, you never heard of the TR727?
ReplyDeletehas different sound EPROMs, a different LCD overlay, and (I think) some slightly different VCA decays for some of the instruments.
oh, and a blue color scheme instead of orange.
otherwise identical to the 707.
Ah, that's right. I forgot. They don't seem to come up too often. I did find this previous video post of a Diabolical Devices modified 727. The other posts don't mention the Latin connection.
ReplyDeleteUh oh! Shame on you! (Ok, ok. You're excused because of the analog content of the blog. ;) )
ReplyDeleteWay over priced! Same with his 303.
ReplyDelete"Latin" as in latin american... has some congas, bongos, etc. Doesn't sound very good imo.
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