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The Final Countdown: two layers tutorial and here's the demo: PC361 demo: The Final Countdown
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Video tutorial: two programming examples based on my The Final Countdown patch
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gioj93 
Posted 24 November 2011 - 01:42 PM
Hi guys! This is a little video tutorial I made, I hope it'll be useful for you! In the video description you will find the English tutorial, please correct me if I wrote something wrong The Final Countdown: two layers tutorial and here's the demo: PC361 demo: The Final Countdown
The Final Countdown: two layers tutorial and here's the demo: PC361 demo: The Final Countdown
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Posted 24 November 2011 - 02:09 PM
I had this sounding bloody good and impressive on my PC1X ,
but, the singer couldn't hack the pace with that great song.
Everything's got to be together and cooking in a band to perform that.
(have you got too much reverb on your right hand sound?).
Brett
but, the singer couldn't hack the pace with that great song.
Everything's got to be together and cooking in a band to perform that.
(have you got too much reverb on your right hand sound?).
Brett
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Posted 21 February 2012 - 09:54 PM
This may be a repost, but...
We should ask these guys how they did it!
Seriously, I think that keyboard has a polyphony of 1. I also like the singer's super analog-sounding delay
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We should ask these guys how they did it!
Seriously, I think that keyboard has a polyphony of 1. I also like the singer's super analog-sounding delay
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