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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:19:08
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:20:09
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:26:18
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Sad thing is I remember watching that first clip when it was broadcast. It was on a series called "Rockschool" which was on BBC2 here in the UK, and focused on all the elements of a band. The female guitarist was rather attractive if I remember correctly.
Now where's my walking stick.........
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:29:46
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:30:03
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Cool, now I know what it looks like to my mom everytime I show her my studio...
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:39:27
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Is that a Roland 707 sitting there? Oh lord. Them was the days! :-)
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:47:52
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 15:57:35
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The female guitarist was rather attractive if I remember correctly. No, she was just female and you were young.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:11:46
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I made a pretty good living with nothing but a Roland TR707 and one of the DX7 racks containing 8 modules. Of course when I listen back to any of that stuff...it's cringe time;-)
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:14:54
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FastBikerBoy
Sad thing is I remember watching that first clip when it was broadcast. It was on a series called "Rockschool" which was on BBC2 here in the UK, and focused on all the elements of a band. The female guitarist was rather attractive if I remember correctly.
Now where's my walking stick.........
I dunno....  I remember they did 'Breaking The Law' in one episode 
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:21:12
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:54:52
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The methods are 25yrs old and the code is not much younger overall what is the general difference.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:59:02
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Oh man... that first video...
I can still remember working with a self-build keyboard and the BBC-B computer. All was stored on a 200Kb 5 1/4" floppy disk. It had a Music 500 attached to it that was programmed with a special "music" language named Ample (an on top of that the music ROM in the sideways ROM socket). And all that stuff was expensive too....
Yeah - I'm starting to feel old now..
But this lets you appreciate the stuff we have these day's even more...
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 16:59:42
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The episode on Funk is directly responsible for me moving to the USA! Bootsy's "Basic Funk Formula" put me over the top.... R
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:02:54
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Well, it beat what I started with....  Imagine working with this old hissfest....
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:04:48
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Music X on the Commodore Amiga - great for it's time - looptastic
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:07:17
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He doesn't seem to have customised the colour of anything. How does he get any inspiration?
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:10:37
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He played in a lot of big groups depeche mode, yazoo he was the sound behind 80's computerized music
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:11:29
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I'm not sure I'd call what I heard on that video "inspired". Navel gazin...noodlin...piddlin...accidental melody maybe. But not inspired. Tho I did like some of Depeche Mode's stuff back then.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:18:54
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Maybe he has another rainbow coloured room he makes the good stuff in.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:22:13
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John T
He doesn't seem to have customised the colour of anything. How does he get any inspiration?
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:23:16
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Jonbouy
The female guitarist was rather attractive if I remember correctly.
No, she was just female and you were younger.
Fixed. 
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:24:46
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I just got that now
yeah the screen looked blank!
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 17:29:26
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John T
Maybe he has another rainbow coloured room he makes the good stuff in.
With lolipops and unicorns on the walls and big fluffy clouds on the ceiling. I bet he wears footie pajamas too.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 18:11:50
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I bet he wears footie pajamas too. Who among us doesn't?
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 18:42:22
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Jonbouy
I bet he wears footie pajamas too.
Who among us doesn't?
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 21:37:09
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I don't think anyone is concentrating on the important part of that video, which is no one should ever make music while dressed like a busboy on a cruise ship.
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 21:49:01
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gotta love the ARP 2600's. i miss mine !!
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Re:Modern day music studio 1985
2011/09/19 22:28:36
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Well...sorry to one up anyone but after hearing Edgar Winters Frankenstein on the radio when it was first released...I bought one of the first series of ARP 2600s. It was killer diller but would NOT stay in tune or travel well. But when I wore the keyboard...yes I made a strap...and played it, it did wow the sick and shut in
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