MATRIXSYNTH: Creating a Jd 800 style lead with the Fantom G


Monday, December 06, 2010

Creating a Jd 800 style lead with the Fantom G


YouTube via LewisFtw | March 24, 2009 |
Fantom G interface video.
"I decided to make a short instructional video on making a lead like that from the Roland JD800 with the Fantom G.

I know I rushed through it, my playing is shite, and I know I made a lot of mistakes in my speech. My presentational skills are awful and I get really stuttery and confused when i'm on camera, so deal with it. The only way to improve is to keep trying! So anyone who just wants to tell me I suck, I know."

Creating Hiphop/Rap sounds on the Fantom G

LewisFtw | March 26, 2009 |
Posted by matrix at 12/06/2010 08:27:00 PM
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  1. Unknown12/6/10, 9:42 PM

    I don't think this guys sucks. Kurt Vonnegut once expressed the unfortunate idea that, now that communication and self-expression is so fast and easy, fewer and fewer people try to express themselves. Why sing for your friends when all they have to do is push some button to hear the best singer in the world? I'm glad many people remain undaunted and still express themselves.

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