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Nice demo of using the Future Retro Revolution as an audio processor.

With an analog resonant filter, envelope, overdrive, and DSP effects, the Revolution makes a powerful effects processor. The Elektron is slaved to the Revolution’s MIDI.

via BigCityMusic

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