Sunday, December 09, 2018
Classic 808 Tracks Using TR-08 - Shannon - Let The Music Play
Published on Dec 9, 2018 chisel316
"This time I'm covering a classic track that dropped during the Summer of '83 - Shannon - Let The Music Play. Although Chris Barbosa used a Roland CR-8000 for the 808 sounds, I couldn't resist covering this fun song. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it!
Gear used:
Roland Boutiques
TR-08 - drums
TB-03 - bass
JX-03 - synth chords
JP-08 - synth stabs
JU-06 - chord sweep
SH-01A - high synth strings
SE-02 - sweep fx
Yamaha Refaces
DX - synth bells
CS - synth lead
Controllers
Social Entropy Engine - All MIDI patterns
Korg MicroKEY - JX-03
Yamaha Reface DX - SH-01A
Beathawk ioS app - triggering JU-06 & SE-02 samples
Novation Launch Control XL (x2) - controlling AUM
iOS apps
Kymatica AUM - mixer
Audio Damage Dubstation 2 - delay
Audio Damage Eos2 - hall reverb
DDMF Envelope - gated reverb
FAC - chorus
FAC"
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