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Rekah wrote:

fractal wrote:thread needs moar keyra

Grand

^^
wow thats fucking disgusting. But I applaud her for making money off the only thing she can clearly market, other than you know, her intelligence and business savy.

Anyhow

I am pissed off because I missed a flight when I had to style someone
BUT cannot be too sad because I closed a banging deal while I missed my flight.

Tunnidge/Watson/Pistons Tonight
Playing out in Southend Friday
Amsterdam with the misses Sunday

LA_Boxers wrote:Tunnidge/Watson/Pistons Tonight

i'll probably be popping down (more than likely on my own coz all my mates suck)

Your disgust miss brass has made me sad.

Grand

missbrass wrote:^^
wow thats fucking disgusting.

*grand* wrote:Your disgust miss brass has made me sad.

Herb.

*grand* wrote:Your disgust miss brass has made me sad.

Grand

Oh shoosh LOL

Hope you're well! DM me your email address I want to send you some stuff.

Got to have a little go on one of these trying to program a modular synth with it.

Roland MC-8


The world's first computer driven CV/Gate Sequencer from 1977. There's only about 50 working ones left in the world. Roland made them more as an exercise in technology with a maximum of 200 made (which three quarters of are gone it would seem now). Kind of like Roland's equivalent to making a concept car.

Absolute fucking nightmare to use

MissBrass wrote:DM me your email address I want to send you some stuff.

oo er

Grand

wolf89 wrote:Got to have a little go on one of these trying to program a modular synth with it.

Roland MC-8


The world's first computer driven CV/Gate Sequencer from 1977. There's only about 50 working ones left in the world. Roland made them more as an exercise in technology with a maximum of 200 made (which three quarters of are gone it would seem now). Kind of like Roland's equivalent to making a concept car.

Absolute fucking nightmare to use

haha sick man, bet you could get some nice nostalgic cheese from that

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aspect-dubz wrote:

wolf89 wrote:Got to have a little go on one of these trying to program a modular synth with it.

Roland MC-8


The world's first computer driven CV/Gate Sequencer from 1977. There's only about 50 working ones left in the world. Roland made them more as an exercise in technology with a maximum of 200 made (which three quarters of are gone it would seem now). Kind of like Roland's equivalent to making a concept car.

Absolute fucking nightmare to use

haha sick man, bet you could get some nice nostalgic cheese from that

Your kidding me, you mean like this;

It' just a sequencer.

Imagine using a cash register to program a horrible version of renoise that controlled a analogue synth and that's what it's like.

It did still give all your programming a old nostalgic real blippy old computer quality to it just cause of the way it works. and I did have it plugged into something like this...


So yeah It was making some crazy retro sounding stuff.

Double post?

but yeah, gives an almost video game soundtrack like performance of a synth

An overly friendly bus driver.

He didn't touch me or anything but sometimes just a cheery welcome on to the bus and a "have a good day mate" as you get off can really put you in a good mood in the morning. Which in turn makes you extra friendly to others then the world becomes a better place. In fact world peace could definately be achieved if we all agreed to kill grumpy bus drivers.

Random Eyez wrote:An overly friendly bus driver.

He didn't touch me or anything but sometimes just a cheery welcome on to the bus and a "have a good day mate" as you get off can really put you in a good mood in the morning. Which in turn makes you extra friendly to others then the world becomes a better place. In fact world peace could definately be achieved if we all agreed to kill grumpy bus drivers.

thiiiis! too many grumpy bus drivers, its sick when you get the really happy friendly ones

crackf wrote:

Random Eyez wrote:An overly friendly bus driver.

He didn't touch me or anything but sometimes just a cheery welcome on to the bus and a "have a good day mate" as you get off can really put you in a good mood in the morning. Which in turn makes you extra friendly to others then the world becomes a better place. In fact world peace could definately be achieved if we all agreed to kill grumpy bus drivers.

thiiiis! too many grumpy bus drivers, its sick when you get the really happy friendly ones

I imagine they have to put up with a hell of a lot of shit, but some of them just seem deeply unhappy in their jobs. Just fuck off and do something else and let some well-mannered, right-up-for-it Polish lad who'll be grateful to do the job take your place!

The same applies to all people who work in customer facing roles. Can't stand service without a smile.