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From: peahix
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  • reminds me how much i LOVE HOW VINTAGE GEAR LOOKS, i love those big cash register buttons

  • No offense, and I totally Love vintage Audio hardware, but this kinda reminds me of this:

    youtu.be TSwqnR327fk

  • And to think Martin Rushent spent WEEKS slaving over this thing when producing Dare.

  • They don't make em' like this anymore. This would have been a real feat in musical technology when it was made, Nothing made today can be seen to make as much of a breakthrough as this did back then.

  • reminds me of 80's serials and cartoons

  • Only 200 MC-8s were made, at a cost of US$8000 each in 1977. But it was the world's first standalone microprocessor-controlled sequencer. It can store sequences up to 5200 steps long, and any parameter controllable by CV/Gate can be programmed. The MC-8 could control any device which uses a CV/Gate interface, including stage lighting.

  • How old is this sequencer?

  • That machine take FOREVER to program.... the manual is "over 9000" pages

  • DAMN this is probably the coolest thing ever.

  • Sound like CONTRA video game music

  • Groovebox avant-la-lettre

  • fuckin incredible!!!!!!

    the SH sounds amazin controlled by it!

  • 8-bit prog rock

  • @harktheherald

    Not at all. It sounds like it, but all of the sounds are analog.

  • cool

  • THX for the hard work! The result is really stunning!

  • Is this how they made video game music back in olden times?

  • no words for th ebongo's : amazing demo

  • That machine looks like a cashier's wet dream.

  • pea, my friend, you have the patience of, well, someone with patience. I'm off to play one of those damn video games.

  • This sounds great, I thought my JSQ-60 was an old school sequencer but this takes it to the next level.

    I find that I can step sequence a whole track on the JSQ but I normally do a loop make a rough version on the computer and then reverse engineer it back onto the hardware sequencer so for those guys who actually just out and out made a whole track on these things big respect because it's hard work.

  • Very good! Great job!

  • ace! thanks!

  • Ol school cool. Great vid.

  • I'm too spoiled by loops and programs that let you type in the notation. Composing something on a sequencer like this would take me all freaking year.

  • Very cool!

  • brilliant video nice work. any chance of getting an mp3 of the track as recorded by you?

  • @walkerbelm hi, i just posted a url to the mp3 in the video description.

  • thanks that is very kind of you!!!!

  • @peahix thanks!!!!

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