Someone WILL know this.

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Hope this isn't too OT. I am a huge Bruce Hornsby fan and would love to know
if anyone here has any idea what drum machine he used on The Way it Is, and
a few other tracks from his early days (Show Goes On, Every Lile Kiss) . I
love the drum sound and would love to use it on one of my own tracks. I
guess it could have been some early form and sample or sample and hold
technology but I'm thinking not.

Be fascinated to see if anyone knows.

Cheers,

H.

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H <hproductions@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>Hope this isn't too OT. I am a huge Bruce Hornsby fan and would love to know
>if anyone here has any idea what drum machine he used on The Way it Is, and
>a few other tracks from his early days (Show Goes On, Every Lile Kiss) . I
>love the drum sound and would love to use it on one of my own tracks. I
>guess it could have been some early form and sample or sample and hold
>technology but I'm thinking not.

I don't know offhand... the early stuff of his that I know of was mostly
done with real drums. But send a letter to brucefanmail @ aol.com and ask
him. Yes, it's read by one of his droogs, but they actually do pass the
questions on to Bruce.
--scott


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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

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"Mark Hitchmough" wrote ...
> >
>> I don't know offhand... the early stuff of his that I know
>> of was mostly done with real drums. But send a letter
>> to brucefanmail @ aol.com and ask him. Yes, it's read
>> by one of his droogs, but they actually do pass the
>> questions on to Bruce.
>> --scott
>> --
>> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
>
> "Droog?"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadsat

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> > Yes, it's read by one of his droogs, but they actually do pass the
> > questions on to Bruce.

> "Droog?"


What a great word!