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  1. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    That Yamaha strings DNA runs strong. Outside of electronic I saw Broken Social Scene live years ago and they used a little Yamaha synth for the strings on Lover’s Spit. Wonderful sound. The Cure use a DX7 live. I think a lot of Disintegrarion was an S330, Roland RS-09 and an ARP Solina machine...
  2. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    I’d not heard of this one! Thank you. I’ll check it out
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    Armin steps over the line

    Yesss. Look forward to seeing you mate. I’m just working out a set list. Any requests fire em over.
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    Armin steps over the line

    This is a good response, Brendan. Will you be at Leeds this year? I wouldn't even have dignified this backwards thread with a response, personally. I love the classic 'music shouldn't be political' bullshit line constantly being offered here. Always by the oppressor; always by those with the...
  5. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    The Gaming Thread

    Constant hunger, lack of energy, hygiene... that's my real life!! :) I like to think as RDR2 as GTA V (Ambient Mix)
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    The Gaming Thread

    I generally don't get as much time to play nowadays, so I have my immediate fix games: ARC Raiders, Fortnite, Bubble Bobble, Switch stuff multiplayer. I recently revisited Red Dead Redemption 2, and I have to say I originally found a lot of it a bit boring. Massive GTA V fan - think it's a...
  7. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    Luke Slater - Love [1998]

    Freek Funk is one of my favourite electronic albums from the nineties. Stunning record. Eclectic, groovy, consistent… wow ❤️
  8. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    People person

    I’m a geese goose
  9. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    Upcoming movies / Latest movies you've watched

    Creggers’ Resident Evil looks absolutely fantastic!
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    Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - VOLT TRAX [Electronic Architecture]

    For my MA I was almost tempted to dig into the psychology of the way we visually interact with DAWs and how they force us to work in a particular way. Fascinating stuff
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    Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - VOLT TRAX [Electronic Architecture]

    Mad how things turn out. Found that one a nightmare to mix as I’d betrayed my minimalist approach so after that I though there’s no way these can be the first three in the record and then started the album again. Jet - do you ever sit to make a whole piece or just track by track.
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    RA interview: Tiësto responds to sellout critics and underground purists

    Perhaps Tiesto saw the current state of streaming and the lack of money involved as he reached the pinnacle of his career and took a career move to get as much cash as possible before it all went tits up??!
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    Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - VOLT TRAX [Electronic Architecture]

    This is an excellent idea! I’ll see what I can do. :)
  14. Super-Frog Saves Tokyo

    Super-Frog Saves Tokyo - VOLT TRAX [Electronic Architecture]

    These were originally the first three tracks on the next album, but I think I'd come out of a more mellow phase and then felt they were a little hectic :) Then I went with Solarstone to God's Kitchen and saw what people were dancing to out there, so thought I'd put them out. Trance online and...
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    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    The UAD MiniMoog is a fantastic emulation. That or Monark in Reaktor. Both really nail the filter to my ears.
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    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    Wavestate is lovely. Still find the sound ‘of its time’ to a degree but always loved the Korg stuff. Korg TR rack is a cheapish gem with beautiful pads. I do love all the old rack modules. Aesthetically they’re amazing
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    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    I love Surge too. Great stuff for freeware and really flexible too. I recently sold my Virus after 20 years. The software emulation is nigh on perfect and I wasn’t using it any more, sadly. Bit of history in that as well - the day I bought it I took it over to Rich’s house and he immediately...
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    Desert Island Synth... (no right or wrong answer!!)

    So then fellow producers: what's the one synth you'd never get rid of, or would like to own over everything? For me, the Juno 106 is the one that will never leave my side. A lot of nostalgia, love, and generally a fantastic simple synth that sounds wonderful. That'd be my choice.