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http://www.velvetacidchrist.com/

I like this, though I don't have the issues this person has on the mpc -1000.
nice read

I really hate when I find out that one of my old favorite Goth-Industrial artist's studio isn't inside the basement of a medieval cathedral illuminated by 2 dozen 3 foot tall candles. I didn't look long enough to see if the floor isn't littered with rose pedals and cigarette cartons. I wouldn't be able to handle it.

For some reason, I see where this guy is coming from. Strange, weird, out there- but what if this guy might be the vanguard of a 90's gear revival? That would be a trip! I have to say, that Akai ASQ10 hardware sequencer sounds fantastic. It really does have a 90's feel that you just don't hear anymore, not only stylistically, but also because the gear that made the records doesn't exist or isn't in use. I had never even considered this.

Wow, nice post.

beats me wrote:I really hate when I find out that one of my old favorite Goth-Industrial artist's studio isn't inside the basement of a medieval cathedral illuminated by 2 dozen 3 foot tall candles. I didn't look long enough to see if the floor isn't littered with rose pedals and cigarette cartons. I wouldn't be able to handle it.

I'll cry for you argentina

anybody human wrote:For some reason, I see where this guy is coming from. Strange, weird, out there- but what if this guy might be the vanguard of a 90's gear revival? That would be a trip! I have to say, that Akai ASQ10 hardware sequencer sounds fantastic. It really does have a 90's feel that you just don't hear anymore, not only stylistically, but also because the gear that made the records doesn't exist or isn't in use. I had never even considered this.

Wow, nice post.

yeah it is weird he's kind of got me thinking along the same lines as you, I've just gotten into some cool stuff like maschine which I think is phenomenal but over all there is alot of disatisfaction with the so called state of the art and it's kind of hard to put into words cause theres alot of people who'll come right behind you and tell you how everything they're running is just peachy and all that but then you look at stuff like this and you start to remember what it feels like for stuff to just work. its kind of creepy

did anyone else skip to the part about his dog?

I FEEL YOUR PAIN

v0ins315 wrote:did anyone else skip to the part about his dog?

I FEEL YOUR PAIN

at least his pet is at rest now but man that hurt.

My eyes are hurting watching these old daw images.
Somehow I need A LITTLE eyecandy when I work on a track.
The dog image compensated this till I saw the fella was sick.. DOH.

Edit: DIED. DOH!