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illynoise · 5th November 2004, 01:09 AM

I'm talking about the tail end of an 808 and even a sine wave tail. It was static(y) and even though, I still would use it.

Drums on those machines are nice, but always come out kind of dark sounding, compared to the MPC2000. I remember someone from akai on the mailing list back in like 96 saying that they put an exciter on the output of MPC's. They do something. Because my s3000xl sounds crispy just lilke an MPC.

Peace out,

BaseJase
illynoise

5th November 2004, 01:09 AM	#27
illynoise Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,621	EPS 16+ and ASR low end I'm talking about the tail end of an 808 and even a sine wave tail. It was static(y) and even though, I still would use it. Drums on those machines are nice, but always come out kind of dark sounding, compared to the MPC2000. I remember someone from akai on the mailing list back in like 96 saying that they put an exciter on the output of MPC's. They do something. Because my s3000xl sounds crispy just lilke an MPC. Peace out, BaseJase illynoise