Sysex Dumpster

Episode 6 of the SysEx Dumpster podcast. Topics include Superbooth, Zetaohm Fluxus, collecting stickers, Elektron Digitakt, arpeggio generator drama, Tiptop One, Audio Damage Eos and Enso, Feedback Module mixer strips, Pico Drums, and uncle traveling Dieter Doepfer.

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The sixth episode of the SysEx Dumpster podcast. Topics include Superbooth, Zetaohm Fluxus, collecting stickers, Elektron Digitakt, arpeggio generator drama, Tiptop One, Audio Damage Eos and Enso, Feedback Module mixer strips, Pico Drums, and uncle traveling Dieter Doepfer. SysEx Dumpster is hosted by Dave 8cylinder, Nick Vasculator, and Greg VanEck. This episode was recorded April 2017, Pittsburgh, PA. Intro music by Nick Vasculator, outtro music by Greg Vaneck.

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