Podcasts about korg triton

PART 1 OF A TWO PARTER. Holly and James go back in time to 21st October 2003, preminisce about the stars who are still relevant, reminisce about 9/11, MTV Cribs, and childhood egg throwing antics, and attempt to find where the love is. SONGS DISCUSSED: 1) Fatman Scoop - Be Faithful 2) Blue - Guilty 3) Kevin Lyttle - Turn Me On 4) Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love 5) XXXX XXXXX XXXXX [SEE PART 2!!] A full list of all songs played in the episode can be accessed here: https://rentry.co/i7zqt

In this episode, Mark talks with Hip Hop artist Deuce Ellis. We discuss his new album "Live in Stereo", playing guitar, his influences and being gifted RZA's Korg Triton machine from Popa Wu. Check out Deuce Ellis on all platforms and here- https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/deuceellis/live-in-stereo?fbclid=PAAaY6khM5xjvaXDuIwDmTW8DT_k_wcgZ6R3ABAQ5qwP_Q9UX76RMBrbpGmggMark also talks about the passing of Hip Hop icon Grand Daddy I.U. and reveals what will be part of the next installment of "Infinite Torture"

Is everything we create destined to be destroyed? I believe the entertainment industry is a house of cards. It will fall.

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Pianos that listen to you in the toilet, Audio Damage's new, healthy grain-based synth, PluginGuru's plugin-hosting plugin, and the long-awaited (by Tim) arrival of the Korg Triton plugin. See you in Ashby-de-la-Zouch. WEBSITE (and PAYPAL SUBSCRIPTION) http://www.a4ppodcast.com PATREON http://www.patreon.com/a4ppodcast

1st Cowboy Bebop inspired space chill beat mix Composed on my old Korg Triton synth ;) https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lattechill/dvaW

Welcome back to the microKAST! This month we're on tour in Manchester (Bolton) with a Kronology special on Andy's legendary KORG Triton, News, Gear Goggles, Downloads & the KORG World Cup 2018 draw!! #brew

Scott Storch is a producer (of beats) who was a pretty big deal in the early to mid '00s. His biggest hit was Fat Joe's "Lean Back" in '06. Then he decided to work with Brooke Hogan and Paris Hilton and do all of the cocaine. Its hard to say whether these were directly connected, but we'll speculate wildly about it for a solid hour before we simply don't want to hear the same Korg Triton presets anymore. w/Rich, Eric and Deb

.(^S*U*M*O^). is here to Keep the House MuZiQue's Spreading Across the World & with No limits to educated those 1 who don't understand the true Definitions of House Musics... All instruments(Analog & Digital) Syth's: Moog XL, Ultranova, Korg Triton, Fender bass, Roland drums, percusions(live), effects, Akai mpc 5000 sampling sounds & loops(All recorded from Tascam DM Console Series)Engineered by Lyndon BNP Menard for(SUMOrg International)Canada*Japan.Since 1984(r) www.facebook.com/groups/135726978614/ & Intel: 1(403)999-0189(funk)

The Listening album by Little Brother will always be one of my favorite albums of all time.  I remember first hearing about them in 2003 from a review of the album in The Source.  I heard about LB previously from the okayplayer forums but once The Source gave the album 4 mics and drew A Tribe Called Quest comparisons, I knew I had to see for myself what all the hype was about.  First song I heard was "Nighttime Maneuvers." I said to myself, " Whaaaaaaat??!!!. (Lil Jon was really big at this time also)  I couldn't believe what I just heard I had to listen to it again.  Phonte just straight murdered that track talkin about the aids cure and heinikens.  And the 9th Wonder track was like a breath of fresh air compared to all the Synth and Korg Triton beats that were filling the airwaves at the time (it's actually even worse nowadays now though right?!).  I was also really spinning records in clubs heavy around this time with my crew and this was the inspiration I needed.  This group really reminded me of why I love hip hop so much and 9th Wonder was a big reason why I decided to learn production and not just dj.  Although it felt like my dog died when 9th Wonder left the group, I'll never forget how this group made me feel when I first heard them.  So here's some of my favorite joints from Little Brother.  Support real hip hop.  Peace.- DJ Mike Rizzy ps. by popular demand here is the track listing