It's pretty doovy; one can make all sorts of sounds with it, from analogue drum sounds to the sorts of bizarre noises found only in German laptop electro and Warp CDs, and miscellaneous odd burblings, hisses and insane ring-modulated cacophonies. And the fact that one of the preset kits it comes with is comprised of video-game sound effects is encouraging.
I laughed out loud when I heard the start of the "Beat Box 3" sample song, though; there it was: a perfect knock-off of the Casio VL-1 "Rock 2" pattern (that's the one from Ninetynine's Wöekenender).
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Fri Aug 23 04:19:29 2002
I borrowed a VL-1 a while back. I should probably get one for my kit at some stage, though the EBay prices on them have been extortionate. (Are recording labels giving huge advances to garage-indie bands or something?)
Posted by: Jimbob | http://the-fix.org | Sat Aug 24 03:03:10 2002
I've got a Casio PT-1 if anyone wants it :) http://www.synthmuseum.com/casio/caspt101.html
Posted by: mondenkind | http:// | Sat Apr 26 17:30:38 2003
attack rocks
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Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com/vm/ | Fri Aug 23 02:52:49 2002
I reckon the Beguine is the best pattern off the VL-1, just for the record...