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Thanks for sharing! Great concept! I love that it’s like an ADHD beat tape! Kindve collage-y but still maintaining some nice rhythms and the little interludes break it up nicely!

Cool, thank you for listening. Definitely a bit ADHD haha. Nice music as well by the way. Started follow you on band ...

Thank you. I took off many years from making music, but now I´m back into again. I'll check out the arena.

Hello All,

I just made a reddit community that some of you might like. It is called: https://www.reddit.com/r/PortableMusicMachines/

The aim of the community is to focus on music made with small, portable music making machines including, but not limited to: Pocket Operators, Bastl boxes, Korg ...

This is a beat tape I made using only a Roland P-6. It is basically what the title implies. 1 bar beats with various info or misinformation in-between. It is lo-fi (quality not the genre) and was made using samples from Instagram reels only. All "music" samples are from live performances, interviews ...

cartesia wrote:money! I aint got none

Get a job...the 64 is $450. You can work at McDonalds (or similar crap joint) and get that cash in a month.

There's plenty of good unknowns on myspace...you just have to dig for it...just like going record shopping once you get past the hits.

That's not good.

so.... i am fully aware of the differences between hardware and software (for anyone that doesn't know I used to run an all hardware setup - sequencer/multiple synths/sampler/drum machine/effects)...

...but does anyone have any advice for making the most of my current situation?

At the moment I ...

He makes good music, no doubt, however I know for a fact that he uses a whole bunch of keyboards, MIDI controllers, samplers and external recording hardware a lot. He samples his sample stuff straight from vinyl records, you can't do that without proper hardware.

He does now maybe...but then ...

PHeMoX wrote:I don't know ANY pro that makes beats with Fruity Loops or whatever other software-only program. They at least use MIDI controllers to operate the software, which is quite ironic if you think about it. But the real pros use hardware.

Ever heard of 9th Wonder?

http://remixmag.com/artists/remix_little_feat/

Can't wait to get it... should be fun.

What you guys need to understand is that the Linndrum II is not an MPC copy...but a next level drum machine. In the analog edition, you are getting a full blown synth..."Four complex analog voices based on the same Curtis-chip synth voices used in the highly-aclaimed Prophet '08 and Evolver ...

Incoming = Sherman Filterbank MKII
Next = Groovetubes Brick

I like the first track the best. Good stuff.