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Tone Deft
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Post by Tone Deft » Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:43 am

beats me wrote:I think Tom's Diner was after Enigma and you'd need a little more than just the beat to associate it...but that is one of those great songs that everbody knows and most don't know what the fuck it's called or who it's by.

You know, it's that du-du-dudu du-du-dudu song. Oh yeah, that one!
Tom's Diner was '87
Soul II Soul was '89
Enigma was in '90
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz

beats me
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Post by beats me » Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:48 am

Tone Deft wrote:
beats me wrote:I think Tom's Diner was after Enigma and you'd need a little more than just the beat to associate it...but that is one of those great songs that everbody knows and most don't know what the fuck it's called or who it's by.

You know, it's that du-du-dudu du-du-dudu song. Oh yeah, that one!
Tom's Diner was '87
Soul II Soul was '89
Enigma was in '90
Well I'll be damned. I still say Enigma would get the popular vote.

Next joint. Let's discuss the use and abuse of the Paid in Full beat.

Korhan
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Post by Korhan » Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:04 am

Tom's Diner DNA remix - 1990

Timur is a Mongolian name - Mongolians are very close relatives of Turks - the first home of the Turks were the forests to the north of today's Mongolia.
Computer: MBP M1Pro 32GB 1TB, MixPre 6 MKII
Hardware: Syntrx II, Matriarch, Hydrasynth, Minifreak, Nord Drum 2, Modular (mainly Make Noise)
Controllers: Push 3, Launchpad Mk3, Launch Control, Sensel Morph, PC4, Nanokontrol

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Post by Tone Deft » Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:05 am

ahhhh Korhan FTW!
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz

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Post by Korhan » Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:16 am

What's FTW?
Computer: MBP M1Pro 32GB 1TB, MixPre 6 MKII
Hardware: Syntrx II, Matriarch, Hydrasynth, Minifreak, Nord Drum 2, Modular (mainly Make Noise)
Controllers: Push 3, Launchpad Mk3, Launch Control, Sensel Morph, PC4, Nanokontrol

Strauzzie
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Post by Strauzzie » Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:43 am

Korhan wrote:What's FTW?
For The Win

Timur
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Post by Timur » Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:47 am

Korhan wrote:Tom's Diner DNA remix - 1990

Timur is a Mongolian name - Mongolians are very close relatives of Turks - the first home of the Turks were the forests to the north of today's Mongolia.
Yep. Unfortunately the name "Timo" is quite common in Germany, so most people either understand Timo or Timor, I always need to spell it out and emphasize the last two letters, then I must emphasize that it is my forename and then I've got to make sure they get the simplicity of my last name right. :roll:

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Post by Timur » Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:11 am

Whatever, the solution was my first ole Korg 01W, for some reason I think I shouldn't sell it even with all the software I've got with NI Komplete. Absynth is the only thing in my software package going into the direction of the 01W, it's a really nice ROMpler thing with quite many options for altering the original sample sounds. Plus it comes with 61 nice yet clicky keys (better than the action of the Alesis Micron keys, less prefereable to the action of the Remote SL ones).

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