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TimeCode 1969 (For The 40th Anniversary Of Apollo 11)

Sunday Synth Jams: TimeCode 1969 (for the 40th Anniversary Of Apollo 11) features MPC, Elektron Monomachine, Machinedrum and Nord Modular G2.

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November 29, 2009November 28, 2009 synthheadDrum Machines & Groove Boxes, Synthesizers, WorkstationsDrum Machines & Groove Boxes, Elektron, Machinedrum, Monomachine, Nord Modular, Sunday Synth Jam, synth jam

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