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Future Music June 2017 [PDF]
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Future Music June 2017 [PDF]

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In the Future Music June 2017 you will find: IN THE STUDIO WITH: SURVIVE The four-man synth group - and the chaps behind the Stranger Things soundtrack - show off their enviable gear collection and tell us how they get the best out of it all INTERVIEW: Hauschka The experimental composer has turned the piano into his own audio playground REVIEW: Akai MPC Live The latest MPC packs a built-in processor and battery. How does it cope in the wild? Retro Synth Soundtracks Cinematic synth action Producer's Guide Get to grips with Arturia's DrumBrute THE TRACK: Heist, Pillager. The drum & bass producer breaks down the creation of his jump-up club track FEATURE: Retro Synth Soundtracks Get vintage cinematic synth techniques fit for life on the silver screen with our all-star soundtrack workout INTERVIEW: Bola After a ten year absence, long-time Skam Records man Darrell Fitton returns to the music industry with a bold new album and much more...

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