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I will shortly be ditching my Soundcloud account due to excessive spam. I will just host my own audio again instead. Here’s a test using a default WordPress Player for playing mp3 files:

Here’s the same audio file using the mb.miniaudioplayer:

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Here is a playlist using default WordPress format:

Work in progress: a professional Lemur template for the Waldorf Microwave XT, which allows you to remotely and easily control your orange monster.

Features:

1. Full access to all Microwave XT sound parameters through efficient SysEx message implementation.
2. Full duplex implementation allows initialization of the template based on current Microwave XT patch memory.
3. Patch select from convenient 128-pad patch panel.
4. Easy access to the 16-slot Modulation matrix and all Modifier functions.
5. Easy access to Amplitude, Filter, Wave and Free Envelopes including visual waveform illustrations.
6. Full arpeggiator implementation including visual 16 step User Pattern.
7. Dynamic parameter display to achieve greater visual simplicity. For instance the F1Extra parameter is hidden for Filter types that don’t use i...

Finally got around to unpacking the TB3 and TR8 that I bought in the US. Hooked them up and recorded this track.

Recorded these tracks live, together with Ruud and Adriaan, back in 2003 when I was still living in Breda:

For a while now, I’ve been searching on the internet for some decent instructions on how to program toggles in Logic using a MIDI drum kit or keyboard. I’ve found a few hints here and there, but nothing that explains it from beginning to end. A couple of weeks back I finally managed to get a working setup so here’s a description of how to go about it.

The idea is simple. A toggle is a button that turns something on or off. The mute button is an example of a toggle. If it is enabled, a track is muted; if it is disabled,  the track is unmuted. I wanted to be able to trigger the toggling using the MIDI output from an electronic drum kit...

My latest track, done completely in Logic with no external instruments:

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Many thanks to Dave for creating this awesome diagram, which I shamelessly ripped and used to my own advantage.