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2 comments:
Hey Navs, nice to see actual photos of the TameMachine. Any thoughts? Did it make good rock n roll?
Hey Brian! Look and feel were great - wasn't expecting those coloured buttons :) Unfortunately this was right before the Doepfer workshop, so I only had a few minutes. Couldn't suss the modes - a manual would have been useful ;) Look forward to trying it again this week ...
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