The DrumBrute I starts us off with some High Hats... on their own Channel.
Next we hear from the Behringer MS-1, running through the DOD Envelope Filter 440... to rather odd effect!
The Akai TimbreWolf is tagging along, as these two devices sha…
The DrumBrute I starts us off with some High Hats... on their own Channel.
Next we hear from the Behringer MS-1, running through the DOD Envelope Filter 440... to rather odd effect!
The Akai TimbreWolf is tagging along, as these two devices share a Stereo Channel ( ...& the Wolf is making use of the Behringer June 60 Chorus. )
Enter the Noodles! ...& our new friend the Behringer Wasp!!! ( Running through the DOD Rubberneck. ) Interesting little Synth! Not as solidly constructed as say the Model D or Pro 1 & the Envelope is nothing short of perplexing... but good fun!
Now it's time for the Brute's FM Drum, also on it's very own Channel & Phased... in vintage fashion, by our buddies at Behringer. Lends some variation & a bit of Tooth for the Mix√
How about some Percussion? The remainder of the DrumBrute's extranuclear Voices decided to make themselves heard. They're grouped together on a single Channel & riding the Danelectro SpringKing. ( Toms, Cowbell, Cymbal. )
Do you like Bass? Me too! Well this time around we're coming up a little short in the sub category... but that's alright! This Grandmother Patch fits the Mix & in my opinion, still manages to get the point across :]
...& would you look at that, a Kick & Snare just flew in through the open window! ( ...both dry & monopolizing their own Mixer Channels. [The A Section of this Track is in 7.] )
That's all the ingredients used in this particular bowl of punch. Let's transpose the Bassline, alternate between a few Drum Patterns... simmer it down to just the Hats again & visit the Bridge ( ...which is in 4. ).
Back to the 1st Movement now, but without Gramma. She's watching Golden Girls & eating Peanut Brittle.
...and fade out!
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