Meat Beat Manifesto - Synthesizer Test

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Hmm I love old school MBM, the last two album's weren't as great for me... but I still love the old stuff, RUOK? era was kinda the last of his stuff I was really feeling. At The Center was pretty cool too I guess, but that always felt like a different project to me.

I want to know what piece of gear that analog "SEQUENCER AVAILABLE MEMORY" display is from. Amazing.

New album this year? Autoimmune and Answers Come in Dreams where both great.

Woah, proper old school (both visually and sonically) - The video (aside from it being recorded on a digital source) wouldn't look out of place from an old Warp video circa LFO - Frequencies. I like it, when I heard that Orbital were going back to an older analogue sound, this is more what I envisioned rather than they whole Wonky thing.

  On 6/20/2012 at 1:36 AM, Anthrax said:

New album this year? Autoimmune and Answers Come in Dreams where both great.

Except the awkward nuskool dubstep attempts. Made me cringe pretty hard, especially since the dubtastic Subliminal Sandwich jams are what got me in this whole electronic music mess in the first place.

Answers Come In Dreams was okay, Autoimmune just kinda fell flat for me...

  On 6/20/2012 at 1:13 AM, sweepstakes said:

I want to know what piece of gear that analog "SEQUENCER AVAILABLE MEMORY" display is from. Amazing.

Ben Stokes does all the visuals for MBM since RUOK? (if not before as well) it's possible he just made it... it's also featured on one of the tracks/videos from the In Dub DVD which this seems like an outtake from

  On 6/20/2012 at 3:32 AM, ghOsty said:

  On 6/20/2012 at 1:13 AM, sweepstakes said:

I want to know what piece of gear that analog "SEQUENCER AVAILABLE MEMORY" display is from. Amazing.

 

Ben Stokes does all the visuals for MBM since RUOK? (if not before as well) it's possible he just made it... it's also featured on one of the tracks/videos from the In Dub DVD which this seems like an outtake from

Ah. Now I want an excuse to use an analog needle gauge to display values from a microcontroller...hmm...

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  On 6/20/2012 at 1:36 AM, mcbpete said:

Woah, proper old school (both visually and sonically) - The video (aside from it being recorded on a digital source) wouldn't look out of place from an old Warp video circa LFO - Frequencies. I like it, when I heard that Orbital were going back to an older analogue sound, this is more what I envisioned rather than they whole Wonky thing.

yeah, this.