Claudio, I bet $50 you would have fun on the Sonicware Liven XFM. 😉

The Super 6 is incredible,, So much character

Hi Claudio, I sent you an email about my podcast to the Dr Mix website email.

Don't listen to jerks who trash Sonicware. Sure the units are made like plastic food storage containers....They are quirky, have noisy plastic buttons, and keys...and polyester shaft standard pots..so people complain that they wiggle... I've felt worse, on more expensive gear, and after a lot of use, for more than two years now, on my XFM, some heavily used pots (filter control, etc) none have any issues, and still feel packed with grease, providing fresh feeling turn resistance. Nothing crazy though, like high end high tolerance pots, that actually remain high turning resistance for a long time. firm turning resistance isn't ideal for music gear, sometimes, and I often love pots, and encoders which can be turned with a fingertip. I bet you could make an entire instrumental Kraftwerk cover, in a single XFM, Claudio, and you have a great ear for great sounds, and I'm sure would create some excellent sound patches for various Sonicware machines. All sonicware gear is highly capable, even in the area of amazing sound design, despite it's looks. Yu Endo, and Sonicware, could definitely use some Dr. Mix preset patterns, and sound designs in it's gear, from the factory. Maybe ask Yu Endo (Sonicware's head creator)😉 I bet he would love to have you contribute to the factory presets... I have 8bit warps, xfm, and just recently I got a beyond killer deal, on a used SmplTrek, which is nothing short of amazing, as a small sampler. With V.2 firmware, it just got even better. A ton of power, for sampling on the go, and it's capable of laying down long vocal tracks, alongside an entirely otherwise sampling based sequencer. ...Complete Kraftwerk cover track all inside SmplTrek? with multiple traditional DAW-style vox tracks recorded, as well??? YUP...

Hello Doctor Mix. And again I forgot to buying a Casio CZ 1 synthesizer, for you ?

If you were ever in a computer shop in the late 80's: multiple ViC-20 and Commodore 64 renditions of Axel-F, each slightly different, each out of sync (Erol Computers, Walthamstow High Street, mid 1980's)

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@@richardhockey8442 👍😂

Been watching DOVYDAS by any chance😆

Ja!

Jesus Molina would be right up there with him.

@@mogglie you mean dr octopus...? or like a spanish dr octopus? el doctoro octo el pusso... ok so maybe i dont know that much spanish. ...or any.

He is probably caffein junky.

#meetoo watching 🎉

Cause he is not pianist)))

Hi Ed. What are some of your favorite albums?

And say hi😉

The passion is like no other I’ve seen!

A true gentleman and a scholar. Dr. Mix is "too legit!"

@@stormybear4986 i just used too legit 2 quit in a yahoo comment outta the blue. i swear im either living in some simulation, stuck deep in the bowels of a horribly long coma, or both... gonna try something out... its raining top heavy hot chicks... top heavy hot chicks... top heavy hot chicks... worth a shot. we'll see how it goes...

same reason im here. making noise makers is pretty fun honestly. mainly a guitarist, for lets see... holy f--g dogs__t.. 31 years. ok im gunna need just a second... s__T. anyway i always wondered why they didnt just make effects pedals so much more crazier once i started learning all this stuff and then started getting an interest in synths and stuff of this nature. of course it all comes down to time and money i found out eventually. too crazy and not too many might wanna try and wrestle with it to make music, and the crazier it gets, the more it costs to make, and thus purchase. not to mention the bigger it gets, so the harder it then becomes to rationally and/or realistically try and play guitar through it. luckily for me, out of the myriad of crazy ass things from the last more than 31 years of life, 'rational and/or realistic' is something ive yet to be called...

@@Mogwai06 The DSPs and DAWs world of guitar and synths effects somewhat discourages me though as I don't know yet how to code. I however think the problem will be solved once I start making Midi controllers and embedding them in standalone units.

@@synqelectric6163 iim the exact same way. ive only learned all of this myself, loooong after being out of school, in which i never took any classes for this stuff. i still have my first ever pedal, my digitech RP-12. a xmas gift from my old man in 1996. was brand new then. a few years ago, it finally stopped working on me so i started trying to find out why. turns out i love this stuff, and been working my way into harder parts til now. that old RP-12 is great because its almost all through-hole parts still. has some heavy digital stuff in it as well so im almost ready to start looking at that. but ive just recently gotten into digital logic and things and when i started with pedals, i realized synths were so similar but could get way crazier. and i loved learning about all of it and building my own noise nightmares. lol so here i be.

When I lived in Hollywood, 90s, everyone smiled and were acting happy all the time. I used to make jokes about the British not smiling when they came to town. "You are in America now, you are allowed to smile. " Sure we were superficial but we knew how to smile and say things like, "How's it going," "great!" "Love the outfit." "Isn't that great!" Always smiley and spreading smiles. The Brits thought we were crazy. This video was reversed!

I loved it!

​@@Doctormix Can you do a tour of Deadmau5 studio !?

That had a very 90’s house sound to it. Loved it

Hope you're a successful one now. My teenager's currently having the same problem. I'm very supportive but he's not sure what he wants to do, He wouldn't even talk to me😭

*_That sounds like an amazing experience! It's great to hear that his response brought back such fond memories for you. The technology may have changed since then, but the joy of making music and sharing it with others remains the same. Keep on creating and sharing your music with the world!_*

I don't think it's possible to watch one of his videos and not have a big smile on your face..

yes, but the offbeat stab ruined it a bit, for me. granted, it was obviously the best way to fight of any copyright holders, but that's all lol

Snap !

Hey VV!! Thank you man!

hahahaha niiiice!

@@Doctormix 👍‍ Hope you had a good trip! BTW I'm still waiting to see you do a cover version of something with a Otamatone... you know you want to!! 😄

@@AxelsoftMusic I saw they had a few in the shop... I was tempted. Yes I should do it :)

@@Doctormix cool - just make sure you get a red one!!

You KNOWWWWW IT !! HEH and lucky for us eh ?!

😁me to✌🏻👌