Oh my goodness! Is all this the BD909 module? (crossing my fingers because I just ordered one)

Todd Sines Live in Detroit 22May2015

tracks by approximate minutes
00-02: cut to the chase
07-09 it's time
09-11 chip talk
13-15 connect
16-18 unreflect
21-23 deserted
26-28 flada
29-33 multiplexor
33-35 don't stop
35-38 facc
38-42 spade
42-45 connect [reprise]
45-47 transit
48-49 [improvised]
49-51:34 i can't keep up

gear list:
Modular: SynthTech E350 wavetable oscillator, Intellijel uVCF / Quadra / Linix, Tiptop 808 /909 drum modules, Pittsburgh MIDI-2, MFB Seq-02, Korg SQ-1, Roland SH-101 / JX-3P, Yamaha FB-01, Akai MPC-1000, Ross Flanger, TC Hall of Reverb pedals

Todd Sines Live in Detroit 22May2015

From the flat fields of Ohio to the concrete jungle of New York, Todd Sines' environments; real and virtual, have served as inspiration for his unique, hybrid sound. His post punk, industrial, and hip-hop upbringings, filtered through an obsession with analogue and early digital technology, resulted in stripped down electronic funk; before minimal was mnml -- it was just effective. Through his techno band, Body Release, with key Ohio players Titonton Duvanté, Charles Noel [Archetyp] and Mike Szewczyk, they dabbled in early rave sounds before embarking on their own paths. Todd's introduction in early 1993 to Detroit's Carl Craig and Daniel Bell resulted in seminal releases with Peacefrog, Planet E and 7th City by year end. Catching the ear of Richie Hawtin, "boiling point" was featured on his debut mix CD in 1995 on Mixmag. Soon after, releases on Andy Vaz's Background Records and Titonton's own Residual brought his sound to house and techno aficionados worldwide. Since his move to New York in 2003, he's worked with a variety of other artists, including !!!, Death in Vegas, Liquid Liquid's Sal Principato; he's remixed Alexander Robotnick, Paul Randolph, Robert Owens, Moonstarr, Adam Marshall, Lanoiraude and more. With his new material with Natacha Labelle on Frankie, he pushes the boundaries of house music, and with the resurrection of his .xtrak alias on YORE, his return to jackin' minimal funk reminds people of where it all started.

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