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[quote=laguna][quote=Ipaghost][url="http://giphy.com/gifs/btoLAP8JJ8sO4"][img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/btoLAP8JJ8sO4/200.gif[/img][/url] Sk-1 gif... close enough...[/quote] Man, I know any teenager on Tumblr knows about them but... How do you get those amazing GIFs ? :) Yes, close enough... Shall we let the Casio parade begin? Peace [/quote] I typically use: [url]http://giphy.com/[/url] [url]https://www.google.com/imghp?tbm=isch&tbs=itp:animated[/url] [url]https://www.tumblr.com/search/gif[/url] [url=https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/select-search/fcjoilhmjjhfpeflkmlhejiaadbgfkgn?hl=en]Select search[/url] for fast gif searching. [url=https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/easy-image-embed/ofceejfjemidnkagmiopgbjcjeomoonc?hl=en]Easy image embed[/url] for fast bbcode img pasting. [url="http://giphy.com/gifs/look-eyebrow-raise-knowing-vX2aiUPfPzl2U"][img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/vX2aiUPfPzl2U/200.gif[/img][/url]

Baller B) The synth and drums make a good combo

Baller B) The synth and drums make a good combo

nothing like re-contextualizing an old tablehooter . Love how lush the filter sweeps sound on that PT-100!

casiochord (and yamaha's equivalent) are both very guilty pleasures of mine >: )

might try sampling some toy keyboards into my OP-1 for this week actually, cheers for the inspiration

nothing like re-contextualizing an old tablehooter :D. Love how lush the filter sweeps sound on that PT-100! casiochord (and yamaha's equivalent) are both very guilty pleasures of mine >: ) might try sampling some toy keyboards into my OP-1 for this week actually, cheers for the inspiration :D

Yum, I love how you processed the chords.

Yum, I love how you processed the chords.

how nicely old skool! My head keeps on nodding non-stop!

how nicely old skool! My head keeps on nodding non-stop!

Lovin' this!!  Hehehehe. It's amazing what you can get out of these units with some filtering / processing.  That tuned drum sound is spot on too!!

Lovin' this!! Hehehehe. It's amazing what you can get out of these units with some filtering / processing. That tuned drum sound is spot on too!!

ah shit! try again

ah shit! try again [img]http://images.ttcdn.co/media/i/product/274594-fa25dec015844d188372bcd47cb6815d.jpeg?size=2000[/img]

?!? Your track this week was definetely dope, Alphaglitch

[quote=Alphaglitch][/url] Sk-1 gif... close enough...[/quote] ?!? Your track this week was definetely dope, Alphaglitch

Haha That's precisely it. I sampled a recent thrift store find: the Casio PT100. Fitted some jack outputs, but didn't "superpimped" it like that sweet one.

As a kid, however, I had this beauty. Well, he's still sitting a few meters from me, always in the studio:

[quote=tim koch]ah shit! try again [img]http://images.ttcdn.co/media/i/product/274594-fa25dec015844d188372bcd47cb6815d.jpeg?size=2000[/img][/quote] Haha That's precisely it. I sampled a recent thrift store find: the Casio PT100. Fitted some jack outputs, but didn't "superpimped" it like that sweet one. As a kid, however, I had this beauty. Well, he's still sitting a few meters from me, always in the studio: [img]http://cloud2.todocoleccion.net/instrumentos-musicales/tc/2014/03/19/15/42367650.jpg[/img]

This is the height of old school cool. Less is more and this track hits the spot. Love the use of old school tech.

This is the height of old school cool. Less is more and this track hits the spot. Love the use of old school tech.

Very cool track!

Very cool track!

Considering that it's the same repeating chord pattern, this is not repetitive at all! Good job

Considering that it's the same repeating chord pattern, this is not repetitive at all! Good job :)

Cool backstory on the casio.  I never got my hands on one when I was a kid.  Just one of those Yamaha PSR500 type deals It had like two sounds and a decent sequencer.  That being said, this is a cool track.  The chords have a nice mid range thickness to them and the drums definitely have a nice swing to them.  Nice work!

Cool backstory on the casio. I never got my hands on one when I was a kid. Just one of those Yamaha PSR500 type deals :) It had like two sounds and a decent sequencer. That being said, this is a cool track. The chords have a nice mid range thickness to them and the drums definitely have a nice swing to them. Nice work! :)

My first synth was a Casio VL-1, I wonder what happened to it? Cool track btw

My first synth was a Casio VL-1, I wonder what happened to it? Cool track btw :)

Thumbs up.

Thumbs up.

Great track and thanks for sharing your process!

Great track and thanks for sharing your process!

In support of this track, I was getting the Casio parade going with a repost! This track had me jumping around my room! Great work buddy!

[quote=laguna][quote=Alphaglitch][/url] Sk-1 gif... close enough...[/quote] ?!? Your track this week was definetely dope, Alphaglitch [/quote] In support of this track, I was getting the Casio parade going with a repost! This track had me jumping around my room! Great work buddy!

Great track, thanks for sharing the workflow, really enjoy how you have something different each week

Great track, thanks for sharing the workflow, really enjoy how you have something different each week

This is awesome--totally enjoyable beat, just lightly grimy texture, fun little surprises throughout.  I'm digging it.  Nicely done, Laguna!

This is awesome--totally enjoyable beat, just lightly grimy texture, fun little surprises throughout. I'm digging it. Nicely done, Laguna! [img]http://i.giphy.com/j3tCIdLm3zNni.gif[/img]

man, you got a great movement in the sound with that automation! loved the pitched down brakes.

man, you got a great movement in the sound with that automation! loved the pitched down brakes.

Great idea to do this and nice execution, sounds great, like the shuffle feel. Never played with a PT, but have fond memories of other Casio's when I was kid for sure.

Great idea to do this and nice execution, sounds great, like the shuffle feel. Never played with a PT, but have fond memories of other Casio's when I was kid for sure.

hey i know i'm late but yes, it's groovy! i do think i hear some kraftwerk references there, right? autobahn middle part?

hey i know i'm late but yes, it's groovy! i do think i hear some kraftwerk references there, right? autobahn middle part?

Very interesting piece, reminds me a bit of Kraftwerk

Very interesting piece, reminds me a bit of Kraftwerk :)

Thanks everybody and sorry for the late reply. If you read week 8 description you'll see that I had a busy project

Hope you're all doing well and I'll be looking forward to catch up with your music

Thanks, Brackleforth

Akai envelopes are a little bit tricky and unintuitive IMHO, but when layered I discovered they could do some neat stuff... still learning !!!

Thank you man! I really loved what you did with that 707 a couple of weeks back... you took me back to those R&S days

Thank you, Lydia. Enjoying every "ambient" release you're lately putting out

To you, Sir! Don't forget to send some mixes my way so we could discuss some production

Thanks Sodabelly. I would give one arm to have your songwriting skils, so I'm flattered you don't find this one completely boring Really appreciated.

I recently found a perfect VL1 for 5 euros, mislabeled as "defective" on a thrift shop! Thanks for listening, 7506

Thanks everybody and sorry for the late reply. If you read week 8 description you'll see that I had a busy project :) Hope you're all doing well and I'll be looking forward to catch up with your music [quote=Brackleforth]Baller B) The synth and drums make a good combo[/quote] Thanks, Brackleforth [quote=license]Yum, I love how you processed the chords.[/quote] Akai envelopes are a little bit tricky and unintuitive IMHO, but when layered I discovered they could do some neat stuff... still learning !!! [quote=dj someguy]how nicely old skool! My head keeps on nodding non-stop! [/quote] Thank you man! I really loved what you did with that 707 a couple of weeks back... you took me back to those R&S days :) [quote=LydiaPrimate]Very cool track![/quote] Thank you, Lydia. Enjoying every "ambient" release you're lately putting out [quote=Edmund Snyder]Thumbs up.[/quote] To you, Sir! Don't forget to send some mixes my way so we could discuss some production [quote=Sodabelly]Considering that it's the same repeating chord pattern, this is not repetitive at all! Good job :)[/quote] Thanks Sodabelly. I would give one arm to have your songwriting skils, so I'm flattered you don't find this one completely boring :) Really appreciated. [quote=7506]My first synth was a Casio VL-1, I wonder what happened to it? Cool track btw :)[/quote] I recently found a perfect VL1 for 5 euros, mislabeled as "defective" on a thrift shop! Thanks for listening, 7506

What was the name of the "casiochord" on the Yamaha? "autobass" maybe? I remember that schoolyard rivalry between the different models... Didn't saw a Yamaha PSR until my late teens.

Would be really interesting what magic can you do with some 80's stuff and your OP-1 skills

[quote=OP-1 Kenobi]nothing like re-contextualizing an old tablehooter :D. Love how lush the filter sweeps sound on that PT-100! casiochord (and yamaha's equivalent) are both very guilty pleasures of mine >: ) might try sampling some toy keyboards into my OP-1 for this week actually, cheers for the inspiration :D[/quote] What was the name of the "casiochord" on the Yamaha? "autobass" maybe? I remember that schoolyard rivalry between the different models... Didn't saw a Yamaha PSR until my late teens. Would be really interesting what magic can you do with some 80's stuff and your OP-1 skills :)

Thank you, cTrix. You really keep me pushing my skills and searching for inspiration with each and every of your releases... Hope we could share some E-MU love soon

And again, thanks for the shout out on your awesome DnB jam... I was flattered

[quote=cTrix]Lovin' this!! Hehehehe. It's amazing what you can get out of these units with some filtering / processing. That tuned drum sound is spot on too!![/quote] Thank you, cTrix. You really keep me pushing my skills and searching for inspiration with each and every of your releases... Hope we could share some E-MU love soon ;) And again, thanks for the shout out on your awesome DnB jam... I was flattered :)

Thank you for listening. Hope I'm not getting too dense with all those production details.

Sorry for the late reply, Lyons. THanks for the appreciation. It took me a while to appreciate the sheer simplicity of the MPC, though I went for his little sibling, the MPC 500.

Well, thank you for listening and giving your feedback. Sometimes to my ears everything ends sounding the same, so I'm glad you feel some variation here

Thank you Maurice. That Jarvis Cocker GIF gave me my LOL moment of the week

Have you tried the MPC resampling? I guess you'll do wonders with it

Molto obrigado, Matheus! It was kinda difficult to get something interesting from that box. The effect I'm using is not exactly a "break", but a combination of both pitched normal and down beats, so I fade out the normal and fade in the slow one in a quick transition... Good when there's no realtime pitch change available

[quote=cfurrow]Great track and thanks for sharing your process![/quote] Thank you for listening. Hope I'm not getting too dense with all those production details. [quote=Lyons]This is the height of old school cool. Less is more and this track hits the spot. Love the use of old school tech.[/quote] Sorry for the late reply, Lyons. THanks for the appreciation. It took me a while to appreciate the sheer simplicity of the MPC, though I went for his little sibling, the MPC 500. [quote=Jason Nijjer]Great track, thanks for sharing the workflow, really enjoy how you have something different each week[/quote] Well, thank you for listening and giving your feedback. Sometimes to my ears everything ends sounding the same, so I'm glad you feel some variation here :) [quote=onezero]This is awesome--totally enjoyable beat, just lightly grimy texture, fun little surprises throughout. I'm digging it. Nicely done, Laguna! [img]http://i.giphy.com/j3tCIdLm3zNni.gif[/img][/quote] Thank you Maurice. That Jarvis Cocker GIF gave me my LOL moment of the week :) Have you tried the MPC resampling? I guess you'll do wonders with it [quote=matheusleston]man, you got a great movement in the sound with that automation! loved the pitched down brakes.[/quote] Molto obrigado, Matheus! It was kinda difficult to get something interesting from that box. The effect I'm using is not exactly a "break", but a combination of both pitched normal and down beats, so I fade out the normal and fade in the slow one in a quick transition... Good when there's no realtime pitch change available :)

Don't hesitate to grab one next time you find one. You surely could get it for next to nothing !

Wow, it's flattering to hear there's some Kraftwerk here I was more into Dabrye when I made this one... well, I was more into "how come this box (the MPC) is so famous yet so f***ing LIMITED?"

I've been myself more of a "Komputer Welt/Tour De France" kinda guy, so I'll have to check "Autobahn" again

[quote=miraclemiles]Great idea to do this and nice execution, sounds great, like the shuffle feel. Never played with a PT, but have fond memories of other Casio's when I was kid for sure. [/quote] Don't hesitate to grab one next time you find one. You surely could get it for next to nothing ! [quote=colorful grey]hey i know i'm late but yes, it's groovy! i do think i hear some kraftwerk references there, right? autobahn middle part? [/quote] [quote=m2K7]Very interesting piece, reminds me a bit of Kraftwerk :)[/quote] Wow, it's flattering to hear there's some Kraftwerk here :) I was more into Dabrye when I made this one... well, I was more into "how come this box (the MPC) is so famous yet so f***ing LIMITED?" :) I've been myself more of a "Komputer Welt/Tour De France" kinda guy, so I'll have to check "Autobahn" again :)

I've been swamped, but I will get to it soon.

[quote=laguna] To you, Sir! Don't forget to send some mixes my way so we could discuss some production [/quote] I've been swamped, but I will get to it soon.

Así se hace, vamos!

Así se hace, vamos! :D

Gracias, tio!!!

[quote=Naikymusic]Así se hace, vamos! :D[/quote] Gracias, tio!!!