Sysex Dumpster

Episode 24 of the SysEx Dumpster podcast. Topics: Sipping Scotch on the rocks, Tightening up workflows, Cranking out DIY kits in quarantine, Resynthesizing beats with Rossum Panharmonium, Dipping a toe into the 4ms Enosc, Deluge is the EMACS of gear, Looking for a reason to still like Reason, Polyend Tracker hypetrain, System80 810, When will Greg get an ER-301?. SysEx Dumpster is hosted by Dave 8cylinder, Nick Vasculator, and Greg VanEck. Intro music by Nick and the ENOSC, outro music by Dave.

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Episode 24 of the SysEx Dumpster podcast. This episode was recorded online in Spring 2020. Please note, we stand for Black Lives Matter and if people have been enjoying our podcast, we request they make a donation (no matter how small). For anyone in Pittsburgh, consider Bukit Bail Fund and sisTers Pgh.

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This episode was published on June 22, 2020.

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