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Yeah, I think so, I have added modules through the year :)

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Cheers Andy, it is my entry for this weekend HWJ challenge, harder faster :)

Wow, Ritchie Blackmore is my favourite guitarist, thank you for the genre description. When we produce our creations we don't always hear our influences in our output. Cheers for listening. (BTW what is your first name?, I did know it, but now it escapes me )

@@DisciplinedCommotion Name's charlie, don't worry, I keep forgetting names all the time myself... 😄 The genre description is just my invention, don't know if that exists. Ritchie is a genius as a guitarist and composer, he just doesn't write lyrics, but well, if you're as fine as him you'll always find someone to write a poem or s.th. to your songs... :)

@@varixclub Cheers Charlie :)

@@DisciplinedCommotion 😊

Cheers, thanks for listening and commenting :)

Cheers, thanks for listening and commenting :)

Cheers Paul, have done the HWJ this weekend?

@@DisciplinedCommotion Might get time tomorrow mate

@@cornishwavesmusic I'll watch out :)

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Thank you very much, it is my entry for the 'Hardware Jam Weekend challenge' Harder Faster

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Many thanks, thank you for your minds eye, cheers for listening and commenting :)

Cheers Ian, thanks for listening and commenting :)

Cheers, thank you for listening :)

The GM and Odyssey, have quite different character tones, but go together :)

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Cheers, thanks for listening and commenting. Yes it is a vocal. I recorded it on a looper and played it back at random points :)

Cheers Simon, thanks for listening. (are you having a go at the HWJ challenge this week? )

@@DisciplinedCommotion I'm a bit tight for time this weekend but I'll see if I can squeeze one in - looks like a fun challenge!

@@simongreatbatch me too, depends if one comes easy :)

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Cheers, thanks for commenting. The Moog Grandmother is a great machine :)

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Thanks so much Anna , cheers for listening and commenting, the GM is a lovely synth :)

Hi Anna, I went for the B' system 15 because It had all you needed to get started at a great price, I'm I didn't know what I was doing, the signal flow doesn't seem to be logical, if you know what I mean :) still learning. What was your first addition to the system 15? I don't use the headphones they feel a bit tight. (I wasn't expecting them)

@@DisciplinedCommotion Hey! Yeah Thats why I got the system 15 too! I was not 100% sure if I was able to get used to it lol My first additions where Brains and pams pro work out! Now most of the system 15 modules have been replaced! Lol its super addictive! The headphones are ok for listening to music for an hour but are really unconfutable for long studio sessions.🙂

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Not sure, its that mysterious thing which just sort of flows in, then creation flows out. Cheers for watching :)

Thank you very much, much appreciated. (Behringer are making it possible to get some cool gear) :)

@@DisciplinedCommotion I agree! I'm glad Behringer is making a lot of this hardware more affordable.

@@ryanjavens I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing without Behringer :)

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Thank you Hannah, cheers for watching :)

Cheers Hannah, like the descriptive sound words :) thanks for listening :)

Hi, thank you for the mind imagery, cheers for listening, commenting and the sub, much appreciated :)

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Thank you very much, I didn't set out it to be a Vangelis type jam, but when I played it back, I thought it had a bit of Vangelis in it :)

Cheers, thank you for dropping in :)

Thank you, yeah, just by flattening the 6th in the scale can make a big change, cheers for listening and commenting :)

@@DisciplinedCommotion great tip.

@@ozhalljr Thank you, you have inspired me to do a video about the subject :)

Hi, cheers for listening and commenting. :)

Cheers Simon, see you next year :)

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Cheers, thank you for listening and commenting :)

Hello Ian, thank you very much, cheers for commenting :)

Cheers Andy, thanks for watching :)

Thank you Andy, yeah hopefully :)

Cheers Sirj', the photo' was a weekend challenge to do a jam to reflect the scene. (when I listened back it reminded of me of some style, Vangelis popped into my head) :)

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Cheers Paul :)

Cheers Paul :)

I'll try :)

Thank you Sirj', much appreciated, cheers for commenting :)