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From: hnij@bnl44.ARPA (John S. Labovitz)
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Subject: Re: Drum Machines & Samplers - Flame
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Date: Tue, 28-May-85 18:38:53 EDT
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Another comment on Drum Machines --

I have a Roland Drumatix, which I used to think sounded ok.  However,
I've gotten sick of the sounds (not at all realistic without heavy EQ),
so I tend to do very strange things to the sound, and make it sound
LESS realistic than it is (example: lots of echo, flanging, compression,
etc.).  Makes REALLY neat sounds, especially with lots of distortion.

When I was using my $200 Casio keyboard (haha), I used to do similar
things because the sound is so awful.  My philosophy is -- modify
everything.

Then again, my favorite music would be called noise by most people.
So there.
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John Labovitz
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