1.44MB (one floppy disk) of samples. No resampling, No FX, no mixdown. Just the EMU sampler, clipped channels and deaf ears (apparently...). 
Part of the DOA September Competition

 breakdown video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yO084GKB0

Lemme Taste ('Sdat Real Quickr There?) 1.44MB EMU Edit

First Jungle video i've posted using the E4XT Ultra for Jungle. Recently acquired a RFX32 for this unit. Needless to say I feel I have only scratched the surface of what this sampler is capable of. The 16 FX busses, 128MB Ram, and 128 note polyphony is a considerable amount of power compared to an Akai S1100 or S3200XL.

Emu E4XT Atmospheric Jungle

Cover/tribute/remix - Behind the wheel - Depeche Mode

Behinde The Wheel - Cover/tribute

Behinde The Wheel

Behind The Wheel - Cover/tribute

All music created by Mauricio Balma, live performance. 
Track list:
01. Eroteismos
02. El Viento
03. Fermento
04. Urbe Scum
05  Hungry Duende
06  Bend Gravitation
07  Dumbflicker
08  All about pleasure
09  Space Invaders
10  Salombras
Audio recorded during a living performance with 4 synthesizers: 
Korg Radias (slaved to Emu's sequencer. MIDI)
DSI Tempest (slaved to Emu's MIDI clock)
Korg Electribe ESX-1 (slaved to Emu's MIDI clock)
Emu Command Station (Master synth and sequencer)
No computer's software or mixers.
August 2016


Mauricio Balma -Spectrum Podcast-

E-mu command station, One patch -holding C2 notes - oscillations produced with patch cord programming.

Patchcommand!

no sequencing, rythmical oscillations created with the patchcord section of the E-mu Command Station.  The whole "song" is just a C2 note holded, while modulating multiple sample layers with the knobs. 
The feeling of sequencing, is not produced by notes on the sequencer, but with combinations of clock dividers, LFOs, cycling envelopes, and programming the knobs to control specific parameters of the whole texture.

EMUHOLD NOTE 1

Music by Mauricio Balma
Live performance with the synthesizer  Emu Command Station. 
November 2017

Sapiens

This track features a synth riff created using Balma's "One note hold" procedure. Besides that, Its a well rounded dance track! It really shows off the possibilities of sonic creation when you use this machine (XL-7) with its ROM SIMM. Right out of the box, I could have easily made this track, with proper knowledge that is.

Emu

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