My Hardware

Roland Juno-106, Casio CZ3000, Casio CZ101 & a Yamaha DX9 (stored away until I get that three tier stand for xmas). They're my babies :3

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Date	Title
08/19/09	Little green planet - Deluxe Paint	113	13	8
08/16/09	Pixel Juno synth	124	7	5
08/14/09	Animated Pixel Mac	166	21	5
08/05/09	Beeb-Track 0.1a screen shot	100	4	0
07/03/09	My workspace	128	6	0

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benanderson89 : One does one sound and one does another... duh! lol
on January 24th 2009, 01:29 PM
lazerbeat : Nice, why do you have a cz101 and a cz 3000? portability?
on January 24th 2009, 07:31 AM
Whispy Woods : 106 ftw
on December 17th 2008, 01:50 PM
Pulse Blast : mmm mmm mmmmmm
on December 15th 2008, 02:02 PM
benanderson89 : @retroboytimo: Of course I do. I have a C64C with 8580 soundchip, an A1200 with 1.5GB disk drive and a BBC model B. :)
on December 15th 2008, 08:17 AM
retroboytimo : so where's your commodore? you make music on the commodore right?
on December 15th 2008, 07:40 AM
benanderson89 : @nordloef: PD synthesis is one of those things where it looks like one thing but it works like another. Once you do a little reading up on PD and how it works and after you realise its not a subtractive structure (even though the front panel is laid out that way) it begins to make sense. I've done wonders with my CZ3000, the other day I programmed robotic "A" and "I" vowel sounds :D! At least PD synthesis isn't as hard to use as Yamaha's FM-Synthesis, I barely use my DX9 because the UI is terrible!
on December 15th 2008, 07:17 AM
donteatdinosaurs : sexey
on December 15th 2008, 04:52 AM
nordloef : nom nom! You got taste my friend. PD synthesis sounds great but I think its a bitch to work with.
on December 15th 2008, 04:11 AM

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