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The closest I've heard to that is early Human League, they actually multitracked their System 100 for their drum tracks (as well as bass and lead lines). Either that or a home-made drum synth, a lot of the music/electronics mags published circuits and sold PCBs/kits back in the 80s. These became so popular even Roland jumped in on the action with their Amdek line - I remember making a flanger, a mixer and a drum synth back in the day...Roycie Roller wrote:i'm pretty sure he's using a roland sh-1000 on a lot of the recordings for the bass-line/white noise hi-hat sounds. but i think there's definitely a drum machine there as well. any ideas of what type it might be?
To me it sounds clearly like the basis of many of his songs is MS-20/SQ-10. Some of the white noise percussion patterns clearly like he's sequencing the MS-20's HP/LP filters. I have both a System100 and an MS-20 and John Bender's music sounds much more like MS-20Roycie Roller wrote:i'm pretty sure he's using a roland sh-1000 on a lot of the recordings for the bass-line/white noise hi-hat sounds. but i think there's definitely a drum machine there as well. any ideas of what type it might be?
wow, thanks for the interesting insight!s o l v e n t wrote:To me it sounds clearly like the basis of many of his songs is MS-20/SQ-10. Some of the white noise percussion patterns clearly like he's sequencing the MS-20's HP/LP filters. I have both a System100 and an MS-20 and John Bender's music sounds much more like MS-20Roycie Roller wrote:i'm pretty sure he's using a roland sh-1000 on a lot of the recordings for the bass-line/white noise hi-hat sounds. but i think there's definitely a drum machine there as well. any ideas of what type it might be?
well I can't state it as a fact, but if you listen to the sequences in John Bender, you will hear HPF/LPF sequencing. I can't think of any other synths that would've been readily available to a DIY musician at that time that could do that (specifically the HPF aspect).Roycie Roller wrote:nevertheless- happy to stand corrected
do you mean SH-09? because there are a whole lot of differences sonically between an MC-202 and an RS-09, in fact I can't think of much about them that is the sameRoycie Roller wrote:To the extent i saw no reason (other than the mc's sequencer) to choose an mc-202 over the RS-09. They all have pretty much the same architecture, and you can get similar sounds even on those without even adjustments for the filter.
Have to admit I think you got me on that one! I was trying to work out what the first track posted reminded me of, and as soon as you mentioned this, it popped into my head - DAF's "Kebabträume", and they produced most of their music with MS-20/SQ-10...s o l v e n t wrote:To me it sounds clearly like the basis of many of his songs is MS-20/SQ-10. Some of the white noise percussion patterns clearly like he's sequencing the MS-20's HP/LP filters. I have both a System100 and an MS-20 and John Bender's music sounds much more like MS-20Roycie Roller wrote:i'm pretty sure he's using a roland sh-1000 on a lot of the recordings for the bass-line/white noise hi-hat sounds. but i think there's definitely a drum machine there as well. any ideas of what type it might be?
s o l v e n t wrote:do you mean SH-09? because there are a whole lot of differences sonically between an MC-202 and an RS-09, in fact I can't think of much about them that is the sameRoycie Roller wrote:To the extent i saw no reason (other than the mc's sequencer) to choose an mc-202 over the RS-09. They all have pretty much the same architecture, and you can get similar sounds even on those without even adjustments for the filter.
Look's to be the case. http://www.tonetweakers.com/images/used ... 00.1_l.jpgs o l v e n t wrote:wonder if they have a CV-able HPF?