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Pioneer RMX1000 with Enzyme Black Take it, Pacemaker and a few soft toys

First look November 2013

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All right, ladies and gentlemen, I'm in the kitchen. I've got Enzyme Black Take It on the player and I've got the Pioneer RMX1000. Let's have a look, quick look, all right? What I like about it, very, very simple to use. I've got the pacemaker, I'm going from the output of the pacemaker into the in, from the outs into a very basic CD player. One thing I'll point out in this video very simply and quickly is Release effects, vinyl, break, in the middle echo and then backspin. Vinyl break, first of all, bring it down really fast and it's like pressing stop on a vinyl turntable. Bring it down slowly and it's the equivalent of just turning the power off and letting the platter stop with its own inertia. Echo, same deal. Backspin, exactly the same. Loads of effects and...

It's not just a controller. It can be, sorry, beg your pardon, not just an effects unit, it can be a controller, that's what I meant to say, and also comes with software that there is so much you can do with this. This is a very quick video. There it is. I'm sure you've seen it before and you will have a lot more from me. Practice and enjoy.

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