Podcast: Sonic TALK107 - How To Get That Bond Drum Sound

US Long term relationships (with gear), 4-track for iPhone, Beardyman and MTV      13/11/08

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SONIC TALK 107 - LIVE.
Another LIVE week and everything went well on the streaming front - after last weeks' unfortunate net traffic - these Americans and their elections....
With me on the line are Mark Tinley - sound artist and ace engineer, Dave Spiers the man from GForce Software and avid synth addict, from Stateside, we're joined by Rich Hilton - long time member of Chic and Nile Roger's studio guy. We talk of the ZX Spectrum sound chip, last weeks Music Live! show in Birmingham, and AudioNerd's new plug-in TemperTemper which is a Microdiatonically Equal Tempered Metronome - a click that can be in tune with your track. Then it's on to the new Bond movie and jack White's theme tune and drum sound, FourTrack for your phone - old school for today, long-term relationships with electronic musical instruments, Beardyman does Jazz - an amazing beatboxer and two KP3s, MTV Music and any old excuse for us polish our fingernails... Finally, a call for pay as you go Data Plans in the US for Nick please! Email if you have any ideas. Remember... Join Us Live!
Every wednesday at 4pm BST we record and stream live with a chat room for you to get involved in. So head over to Sonicstate.com/LIVE and check it out. Or set up a Skype account for people to leave comments (which may be played on subsequent episodes) or requests to be considered for a part on the show. You can contact using the Skype handle 'sonictalk' or if you want to use the phone, our number in the US is:

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