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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jason Nijjer's music / all systems go
Used a bunch of samples this week, samples taken from European Space Agency and drum kit from spacecraft test facility created by Peter Kirn (createdigitalmusic.com), also used the meeblip anode which was developed by Peter Kirn, so big thanks to him for this weeks track.
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As a Meeblip user myself, I should mention that the major Meeblip developer is James Grahame. Nice piece and excellent use of the drum kit.
I've got mixed feelings about the Meeblip, since they almost abandoned the 1st gen iteration that we backed through the first run (I used it heavily on WB'12 and '14) like it never existed, and now it's all about the Anode.
As a Meeblip user myself, I should mention that the major Meeblip developer is James Grahame. Nice piece and excellent use of the drum kit.
I've got mixed feelings about the Meeblip, since they almost abandoned the 1st gen iteration that we backed through the first run (I used it heavily on WB'12 and '14) like it never existed, and now it's all about the Anode.
You are correct also need to credit James Grahame for the meeblip and he only lives a few hours from me, which is very close when you live in Canada
Excellent dark atmosphere, and I'm really enjoying the percussion arrangement on this.
