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hawkens wrote: You can not acclaim artefacts as something wanted - if so, it's really bad, amateurish attitude.



:lol:
he's trying to help you dude. look at the 606 forum, it's filled with 606man's great tips and procedures that show a genuine understanding and 'feel' of the 606's inner architecture - if that's amateurish then bring it on

that loop you upped sounds mad though, really nice fat, full-bodied trance groove. i actually didn't think it lost too much in bpm translation
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Drewzle wrote:
hawkens wrote: You can not acclaim artefacts as something wanted - if so, it's really bad, amateurish attitude.



:lol:
he's trying to help you dude. look at the 606 forum, it's filled with 606man's great tips and procedures that show a genuine understanding and 'feel' of the 606's inner architecture - if that's amateurish then bring it on

that loop you upped sounds mad though, really nice fat, full-bodied trance groove. i actually didn't think it lost too much in bpm translation


It happens all the time these days - peeps want machines to make music FOR them. I get the feeling that it's usually teenagers, but I could be wrong. That's why electronic music is not treated with respect in 'regular' music circles. It's up to all electronic musicians to think outside the square and really break new ground. 8)
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