"VERY RARE Classic 80s Clap Synth from the British Drum Machine Legends MUSICAID/SIMMONS ELECTRONICS
This one is in great condition and PARTICULARLY RARE, being the more scarce early MUSICAID analog version of the Clap Trap which is much harder to find. Excellent both cosmetically and functionally"
"The KPR-77 was Korg's answer to the TR-606 drum machine. Like the 606, the KPR-77 is basically an analog machine. Its sounds consist of bass, snare, two toms, open and closed hi-hats, accent and (switchable) cymbal/clap. Each drum sound's level can be individual mixed via the sliders. Unfortunately the KPR does not sound nearly as nice as the 606 can. But it has a simple LCD programming display sort of like what the TR-505 sports.
It holds up to 48 patterns (3 groups of 16) and two songs. A pattern can hold up to 32 steps. Like the TR-606, the KPR can be battery operated and REQUIRES batteries for retention of your programmed drum patterns and songs when it is turned off! Fortunately a casette out lets you store its memory to tape for offline storage. The KPR-77 has DIN SYNC IN/OUT as well as Tom trigger outs (like the 606) for external control and triggering. However, Korg's DIN Sync is not the same as Roland's DIN Sync. When syncing Roland and Korg gear via DIN sync, they will work however the Korg machine will run at 1/2 the tempo/speed of the Roland unit. This is because Korg uses a 48 ppqn (parts per quarter note) DIN standard whereas Roland's is 24 ppqn. This can be corrected with several devices which will translate 24-48 sync, such as the Korg KMS-30."
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Started to make a slow, 80 bpm jam session.. because is was working on some camera stuff, new angles / overhead etc.. and in the midst of jamming, well.. why not record it ? :) Its a vey laid back session.. main focus is on the system-1 arp and ms-20 solo sounds.. + stabs on the NLA1 and JX03. Oh, and im using the TR606 sounds for the first time too on the TR8, they sound really great... BUT the hihats are really loud and hard to mix.. haha :D
Other than thats its my standard setup, Live straight into 2 track.. no overdubs.
Gear used: ms-20 mini, korg volca bass, keys and sample, elektron analog four, system-1, TR-8, TB-3, NLA1, arturia microbrute, microgranny, SQ-1, dreadbox erebus, JX-03
FX: strymon timeline, mooer reecho, strymom bluesky, el capistan, mooer skyverb, kaoss pad, zoom ms-70 CDR _ and the Presonus studiolive 16.0.2 desk
And yeah ! Overhead cam .. its something that i have wanted to try out for some time.. a little bit disappointed on the low light capabilities of the HERO4.. but yeah, it creates a nice feeling being able to add those overhead shots. :)"
"The outer crystalline mass gives way to a hollowed polygonal sub-structure. An entire civilization recorded in holographic memory. Up and downs, chaotic times through stagnation and peace. Small embers of light, burning.
The Volcas and Minilogue are just too fun, more walls of sound and some extreme bass if your speakers or headphones can take it. Maybe it's a bit overboard. Thank you for watching and listening, have a good week!
download@ https://soundcloud.com/miles-baskett/...
Gear:
Korg Minilogue + Stymon BigSky
Korg Volca FM + Digitech Supernatural reverb
Korg Volca FM + TC Electronics Hall of Fame reverb
Korg Volca Sample
Zoom R24
Sony Cybershot
Kden Live
Presonus One"
"found this old vid from a few months back and after relistening decided its worth having on the youtubes. sorry my huge elbow blocks most of the action, just listen with your eyes closed i guess.
