damn he's a good troll tho; totaly suckered me in yesterday when i'd had a few whiskeys, lol
seems like analog bass is confused between two things and this discussion has veered off by his sidetracking to encompass a whole other variation
1. (original topic) was him saying how real the linn drum sounds were and that people were using them to replace real drums in '83, cos they were so superior to roland machines etc (despite the fact these roland pcm's didn't even exist then) - thats a crock of crap anyways
2. he then changes tack to try and pretend he meant these early machines were actualy used for NON realistic drumsounds by dragging early house into it, and therefore they are superior by that route. It seems like he's trying to add in to the conversation the 808 and 909 neither of which used samples for the drums, so thats also a crock
2 different discussions going on here but only one analogbass, lol albeit a damned good troll
anyway analog bass you are welcome to go and buy a linn and make 'house' with it if you like, go for it, it's your money, but i'd save it for more med's if i were you
you rabscallion you
i'm personaly quite interested in old tracks like peter brown's "do you wanna get funky with me" which appears to have a sequenced synth line in it at least, quite a weird track at the time, it sounded very different to what was out there when deejays used to spin it
btw, does anyone know what was used for 'Get on the funk train'?