Wake Up, Turn It On, and Go

After much thought, consideration, and wasting of time, I’ve come up with a pretty inspirational little turn-it-on-and-go jam station at the house. What’s included? Roland SP-404MKII, which seems to be my most used piece of gear outside of a bass. It’s full of samples, full of a bunch of random stuff that I can’t remember doing. The ever-trusty Roland System-1, 25-key, from the mid-2010s. A beautiful instrument. And the Cyclone Analogic TT-303, which I don’t know well enough, but I’m trying to learn. And want to learn. Everything runs into the SP-404. Had some random samples and drum samples on a randomly selected project, and just went with it. I got everything as close to key as I could, and then went. Don’t really remember making the drum sequences, but I do know that I made them. Anyway, I don’t really know the TT-303 at this point, but I came up with something super dank that I really like. So the demo’s here. I think there’s a lot of promise for this setup. I’m going to try to…

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