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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2007 · 1H 23M

Trigger Happy (live analog mix)

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Make Some Noise for New York City! We are using a Serge Modular Analog Sythesizer built in 1978, about eighty-something banana connectors, an Akai MPC2000XL, a Pioneer EFX-500, a Funk Logic RNC 1773, an Electrix Warpfactory, and a Lexicon PCM-80 through a twelve channel Mackie mixer. All music is copyright Stefan Tcherepnin & Orion Keyser 2008. (photo credit: Daniel Greenfeld)

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Make Some Noise for New York City! We are using a Serge Modular Analog Sythesizer built in 1978, about eighty-something banana connectors, an Akai MPC2000XL, a Pioneer EFX-500, a Funk Logic RNC 1773, an Electrix Warpfactory, and a Lexicon PCM-80 through a twelve channel Mackie mixer. All music is copyright Stefan Tcherepnin & Orion Keyser 2008. (photo credit: Daniel Greenfeld)

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Make Some Noise for New York City! We are using a Serge Modular Analog Sythesizer built in 1978, about eighty-something banana connectors, an Akai MPC2000XL, a Pioneer EFX-500, a Funk Logic RNC 1773, an Electrix Warpfactory, and a Lexicon PCM-80...

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