Hey Chub, you should buy the DS-10 cart for yourself and just steal your
grandson's NS-10 when he's not using it! ;-)
There are tons of impressive demos on You Tube, maybe you can still convince
him? I think this one is great but maybe it's only impressive to us synth
dudes! ;-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XK1K_jJ08RcJohn
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Charles Osthelder
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 11:48 AM
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motm@yahoogroups.comSubject: [motm] Re: OT: Nintendo NS-10 + Korg DS-10
I tried to get my grandson interested in one of these for his DS. He
wasn't impressed, but I thought it was really cool! And for, what was
it, 40 bucks? Neat toy.
Oh, and John - we don't use the "F" word in this group. You know,
"finished". Almost laughed myself sick...
Chub - currently hiding under his "unfinished" system.
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "JohnLeightonRice" <Drummer@...> wrote:
>
> Nothing to do with MOTM synths but maybe a distraction for fun? ;-)
>
> In July I purchased a Nintendo NS-10 and the Korg DS-10 synth
> emulation cartridge so I could have something creative to play with
> while commuting back and forth to work on the train (1 hour each
> way).
>
> The following two peices are what I came up with while learning how
> to use the DS-10 (the instructions are in Japannese!) All the sound
> comes from this little setup in one pass. I recorded them into my DAW
> and then just trimmed them up and added a little EQ and compression
> (and reverb on the first one) in Wavelab5.
>
> TRAINing #1 Slow and Lazy
> http://www.imjohn.com/music/TRAINing_SL.mp3
>
> TRAINing #1 Fast and Crazy
> http://www.imjohn.com/music/TRAINing_FC.mp3
>
> I'll probably try to make some sort of video for these so I can put
> them on YouTube and . . . don't worry, I WILL be doing music with my
> beautiful MOTM modular . . . once I get it "finished"! LOL!
>
> John L Rice
>
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