Really digging some of these Joe, good work
Cheers mate 
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Having some fun at the studio, here a couple of current examples, both on the slower side of the dancefloor:
and also this:
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Made an edit for Dig This Way Records
It’s part of the repress of a 80s disco gem from Nigeria.
The folks from the label travel there every year to track down the artists and involve them on the release, sharing rights, profits, etc. so everything is done properly
Enjoy 
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Great stuff - Neo Italian Dream house which is is similiar to a lot of my productions 
Loving this!
Overly long intro, not produced and mistakes but its as good as it going to get.
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Love it
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A couple of edits I recently put on Bandcamp for free download/streaming.
The first is a great Italo Disco track from 1984 that I am sure a lot of people on this forum know about and just tried dubbing it out ( had a lend of a Space Echo for a weekend so why not 
)
The second is proper New Jersey early 90s on Tribal America where I added pads under a extended break which turned out pretty decent
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Lovely stuff 
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This is a new project that has just been released
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Get the TR8S. Has all of the X0X drums machines in there.
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Made a new one. Glad that I can post it here as no one elsewhere is likely to hear it.
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Is this hardware only? Liking it!
Thanks. Yes, I’m one of those people, into records and hardware synths, haha. Some of it is old hardware effect units too, but not all as I still add some reverbs on the computer when mixing.
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I mean lets be honest they sound loads better. I like the odd soft synth saying that…
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I reckon someone who is good at working with synths can make any soft synth sound great. I’m not that good so hardware is an easier starting point for me. I managed to find a few relative bargains over the years and they are more fun to play with than using a screen, a mouse and a midi keyboard.
Agree. I went down a modular wormhole and have been having loads of fun and managing not to get lost in not making music with it which is good. Most fun I’ve had in years… What’s in your studio?
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I’ve been meaning to take some photos of the studio for the Through the Keyhole thread, but it’s always a bit of a mess, with bicycles, winter coats and other boring stuff. But the main bits are:
Roland Alpha Juno 2 - I use that the most probably.
Korg M3R rackmount
Yamaha RM1X sequencer - I tend to start on that sequencer and then usually move on to computer.
Korg Poly 800
Yamaha DX7
Yamaha TX81Z
Yamaha DX21
Ensoniq SD1 - great for ambient stuff but I tend to just play on it for hours and never record any of it.
Yamaha CS10 - another one I play with for hours as it has lots of knobs, a great lfo and a hold button but I rarely record it.
Roland D-110 - needs a repair but my local synth repair place charges about the same as the unit costs on ebay, so haven’t sorted out for ages…
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