This track is the equivalent of making something great have a new direction. A dub edit in itself is one of the most unique ways to make an edit of a track. This track is so good, it has become one of my recent favorite tracks.

The track is six minutes four seconds long and has a clean sound due to the fact that the background noise of vinyl record surface noise has somehow been removed. I am surprised that I have never heard this version until recently thanks to Sound Cloud and the Application for Google Chrome called Until AM.

Actually in the great interview of him from red bull academy he goes in depth about the production of the song and says the bass is from a Alpha Juno 2.To me, those productions (Can You Feel It, Washing Machine etc.) sound like Juno-6/60 arpeggiator triggered by a drum machine (TR-707). You haven't provided the link, so I will do it for you for those interested - and skip to 01:02:44 - The guy is a great guy, a great DJ, but not a 'real' keyboard player. He probably is not very familiar with synths and probably not as much a GS as the rest of us - meaning, he uses the machines and doesn't pay too much attention to brands and models like we do. If you listen closely to that interview, he is very hesitant in his response, tries to remember the name of the synth, and then he says 'Juno 2'.

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And then he says 'IT WASN'T EVEN A MIDI KEYBOARD, JUST KINDA OF AN OLD SCHOOL SYNTHESIZER' To me, it means that he meant the Juno-6/60 (as it doesn't have MIDI, while the alpha-Juno has MIDI). At any rate, a scan of the page in question from the Kempster book, page 36.

To me, those productions (Can You Feel It, Washing Machine etc.) sound like Juno-6/60 arpeggiator triggered by a drum machine (TR-707). You haven't provided the link, so I will do it for you for those interested - and skip to 01:02:44 - The guy is a great guy, a great DJ, but not a 'real' keyboard player. He probably is not very familiar with synths and probably not as much a GS as the rest of us - meaning, he uses the machines and doesn't pay too much attention to brands and models like we do. If you listen closely to that interview, he is very hesitant in his response, tries to remember the name of the synth, and then he says 'Juno 2'. Once Upon A Time In Russia Epub Gratis. And then he says 'IT WASN'T EVEN A MIDI KEYBOARD, JUST KINDA OF AN OLD SCHOOL SYNTHESIZER' To me, it means that he meant the Juno-6/60 (as it doesn't have MIDI, while the alpha-Juno has MIDI). At any rate, a scan of the page in question from the Kempster book, page 36. I'd like to read the rest of the page but judging by the previous paragraph I think he's referring to washing machine in that book, which has a very trigger based pattern and even has moments where you can tell he stopped the pattern, which gives you that hanging note effect.

I imagine the Juno 6/60 is all over many of his tracks, I have one and I often hit on some similar sounds. If you have a chance listen to this record, it has some beautiful juno based chords on the mr fingers remix. I think he was a great keyboard player. Maybe not flashy, but he captured emotion with his instruments with ease. I'd like to read the rest of the page but judging by the previous paragraph I think he's referring to washing machine in that book, which has a very trigger based pattern and even has moments where you can tell he stopped the pattern, which gives you that hanging note effect. I imagine the Juno 6/60 is all over many of his tracks, I have one and I often hit on some similar sounds.[/url]It is, and it didn't fit in the scan, but at the top of that page it reads that he bought his first synth and drum machine - the Juno-6 and TR-707 - in late 1984 and that he recorded three songs with them the very same day he bought them: 'Washing Machine', 'Can You Feel It', and 'Mystery Of Love' (and they do all sound similar). That's why I think he used the same equipment for Can You Feel It.