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Improvisation On MachineDrum + OP-1

Sunday Synth Jam: An extended minimal techno improvisation, via Dataline, on MachineDrum + Teenage Engineering OP-1.

July 8, 2012 synthheadMusic Videos, Synthesizersambient music, Elektron, Elektron Machine, improvisation, Jam, Machinedrum, minimal techno, Monomachine, octatrack, Sunday Synth Jam, synth jam, Teenage Engineering OP-1

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