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E-MU EMAX - RAP DEMO - RAD RAPPERS

MrCaliforniaD

"This is the E-MU EMAX RAD RAPPERS DEMO.

This obscure demo might have been produced at some point by the E-MU team when the SE upgrade was released, but there's no mention of it on the Internet.

Therefore, I am sharing it with the world.

Special thanks to Jay Boy for helping me find my Emax and to Olivier Van Tassel for selling it to me!"

Digitakt Destroyed Sample // Resampling chords to death

Ricky Tinez

"So after my last Digitakt Resample video [below] I was hit up asking to redo it but slightyl differently this time. So now, i've taken a sample and sped it up as fast as possible, resampled that and stretched it back down. This method created lo-fi chords instantly almost too lofi haha!"

Resampling the Same Sound 21 times.. Woah.. // Digitakt can crank out some dust...
Ricky Tinez

Zelda Month VGM #180: Molgera - Wind Waker [Synthwave Cover]

Amie Waters

"#Zeldamonth is finally here! I know I am running super late, but putting out Anointed Merit took more time than expected, and then I just had to cover RNC so things got delayed. But, I think the wait will be worth it. Here's my first cover and it is quite the banger. There will still be 3 more Zelda covers, regardless of how long they take me to finish, so know that you are getting the full Zelda Month experience, even if it extends to December.

GO BUY MY NEW DELTARUNE ALBUM THAT I MADE WITH RICHAADEB: https://determination-ut.bandcamp.com..."

Casio MT-400V keyboard demo - "Electric Sunrise"

Alfonse

"Casio Casiotone MT-400V keyboard (1984)

One of Casio's most unique early experiments in the home keyboard arena, at its heart the MT400V has some fairly standard Casiotone rhythms and voices, but someone had the bright idea of giving the user control over the analogue filter envelope (attack, sustain and decay), cutoff and resonance. As well as applying this to the voices, you can also filter the rhythms and auto accompaniment. There's a stereo chorus with adjustable speed which can be switched to act like an LFO modulating the filter, an effect which Casio quite accurately describes as Waw. Add in bass and chord variations and analogue drums and you've got a great little lo-fi synth and groovebox.

All sounds you hear in the track were made using the MT-400V and recorded to a DAW, where compression, EQ, and reverb were added as required. Individual kick and snare drum hits were sampled from the rhythms in order to have more control over levels in the mix, and the Disco, 16 Beat and Bossa Nova patterns were then recreated in the DAW.

You can support the creating of these videos by buying the music at https://alfonse.bandcamp.com

Music: 'Electric Sunrise' (C) Copyright 2020 Alfonse"