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A contribution by JohnGalt545

Collection of sounds that could emanate from my old 303 & 909 analog toys from back in the day. (...and the trustee 808)
Obviously not just thrown together but synced behind a rhythm & beat with some melody.

Lots of percussion so give it a minute to **SYNC**

Once synced it is very pleasant to the ears and coasts along nicely.

For those wondering these are a series of drum / pattern & analog machines that Roland made in the 80's.
I still have my 303...
Before any of them were digital it was all analog.

Published on June 9th, 2021

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