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Saturday, July 27, 2013

exploring the etherial with subphatty, murf and rhodes in maschine


Published on Jul 27, 2013 Richard London·3 videos

"exploring my new midimurf and subphatty - getting etherial with subphatty, midi murf, and my maschine rhodes chords and fx (sneak peak at some expansion sounds)"
Posted by matrix at 7/27/2013 05:46:00 PM
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous7/28/13, 9:21 AM

    hi,

    nice sounds

    can you post your hardware and software used, plz?

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  2. Unknown7/28/13, 4:44 PM

    @eric - the expansion isnt out yet - but it will be part of a series of rhodes fx and chords i am making...keep an eye out for london sound lab - the current site is very outdated.... @ahs - it is NI maschine, the moog subphatty and the moog midimurf.... the rhodes samples were sampled through an api 312 and transformed in maschine...

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  3. Anonymous7/29/13, 1:09 AM

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  4. Anonymous7/29/13, 1:12 AM

    thankyou

    is everything made in maschine's daw ?
    wich expansion do you use beside the rhodes ?

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  5. Unknown7/30/13, 10:20 PM

    @ahs - but they did not come from an expansion.... they were made from scratch for a product i will be releasing in august :) all the sounds you see me playing on the maschine were made by my friend and I with the rhodes in NYC - and I used the maschine sampler to mangle them with looping, filters and lfos etc....

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