^good read.
FACT have done a follow up to the How To Make a Legowelt track with Flava D;
Chris Loweâs (Pet Shop Boys) current live keyboard rig - Komplete Kontrol, a Korg Kronos, and a Roland System-1.
Obeying the three laws of touring gear;
- It works.
- You can see it in the dark.
- You can replace it easily at short notice.
They are all pretty whack. But then so are pet shop boys
It right tho anyone touring with a bunch of old analogue gear is stupid
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21 great free sample packs for producers on a budget
http://awolfe.home.xs4all.nl/samples.html (Legowelt DX and Mono/Poly)
https://www.conversesamplelibrary.com/pack/qubit-electronix-qubit-modular-jam
https://www.conversesamplelibrary.com/pack/das-ding-techno-jams
https://www.irrupt.com/jam-sandwich-vol1
http://revivethis.org/sample-pack-madagascar-switzerland-tahiti-china-and-an-accordion/
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-466-free-jazz-club-samples-291818
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Can get fucking lost in this. Site that blends random ambient tracks from SC with live police scanner talk from a variety of US cities.
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Unfortunately I came across these a while back. It convinced to me start the planning stages on building up a modular rig 
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The idea of going anywhere near a modular build terrifies me. Itâd be like attaching a spigot to my wallet.
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wuss.
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this was good because for the first time a producer has a workflow I can relate to. no samplers, no hardware, not even a midi keyboard, everythingâs done by painting shit in the timeline view
Gear heavy ATC;
Moog Mother 32
Octatrack
Analog Rytm
Novation Bassstation II
Veroma DRM
Roland JP8000
That thing with the white knobs in the screenshot that I canât remember the name of
This MJ Cole interview/remix masterclass is on point;
Inc. a studio tour and workflow discussion. Highly recommended.
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