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Entrainer · 31st October 2009

Lol.

Thanks everyone : )

First webpage.

I wanted to tell the whole story in a fun and light way.

I spent 10 months recording, editing,
and tuning the library.

I think the price is fair. It's more of a
indy designer type collection for people who
love new drum sounds.

I sold my first remix at the age of 17 for $100. It's
easy to make the cost back.

The LM-1 cost $4,000 in 80s dollars. Probably
the best $4,000 Prince ever spent.

There's a ton of equipment, not just drum machines.

Haven't heard the Wave Alchemy yet. Looking forward to it.

Love the GoldBaby stuff I've purchased.

This is a different type of collection. They'd gel well together though.

Other's opinions may vary.

Check the free sounds. I left headroom intentionally, but they
are all 24bit.

cheers-

Nathaniel

31st October 2009	#7
Entrainer Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: fear and loathing across the country, listening to my 8-track Posts: 2,564 Thread Starter	Lol. Thanks everyone : ) First webpage. I wanted to tell the whole story in a fun and light way. I spent 10 months recording, editing, and tuning the library. I think the price is fair. It's more of a indy designer type collection for people who love new drum sounds. I sold my first remix at the age of 17 for $100. It's easy to make the cost back. The LM-1 cost $4,000 in 80s dollars. Probably the best $4,000 Prince ever spent. There's a ton of equipment, not just drum machines. Haven't heard the Wave Alchemy yet. Looking forward to it. Love the GoldBaby stuff I've purchased. This is a different type of collection. They'd gel well together though. Other's opinions may vary. Check the free sounds. I left headroom intentionally, but they are all 24bit. cheers- Nathaniel