upbeat servant - blocswave

Used a handful of samples and cutups from BlocsWa…

An episode of the Sonic Explorations + Experiments podcast, hosted by echo opera, titled "upbeat servant - blocswave" was published on November 27, 2017 and runs 5 minutes.

November 27, 2017 ·5m · Sonic Explorations + Experiments

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Used a handful of samples and cutups from BlocsWave and performed and recorded it directly into Launchpad for this one

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Used a handful of samples and cutups from BlocsWave and performed and recorded it directly into Launchpad for this one

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