Tascam 38 Returns

After a long period of inactivity, our Tascam 38 was in need of repair.  The capstan belt had disintegrated and the tensioner arms were stuck.  As luck would have it, our friend Matt "Tapes" Steck knew of someone locally in Pottstown, PA who could do the work.

A few weeks and $140 later, Frank Scarano resurrected our Tascam 38.  Now it's time to get some new reels of tape and do some analog recording!

Analog Synthesis 101

Professor McConnell awaiting students for his first analog synthesis class.

Some kids go to summer school to catch up or get ahead on math, english, etc.  Some kids skip summer school and hit the pool.  Some even go to band camp.  Now "bandos" can learn a little about analog synthesis.

P.S.  This is a fictional post.  However, watch out for classes forming soon...

Analog Noize

MC2P4 adding some analog wind noize (not a typo) from a Korg MS-10 at FFS II to the scene we're scoring for Cleric.  

I was trying to coax some noize from a Korg DW-8000 but I could only get "digital noise".  It didn't cut it for the scene so P4 stepped in and created the "analog noize".

What should we use next?  Some Minimoog?  A little Theremin?