Eventually that’s exactly how I want to use the Octatrack, since it has two stereo inputs and cue outs, but the dedicated channel strips and EQ are really nice and obviously useful.
Thanks! I think a lot of the texture in that section comes from clouds, which suitably provided a sense of air.
Man that’s a lot of trouble to go to for a drum track 
Clever idea.
The commentary at the beginning of the first track in the pair is striking. I really appreciate evidence of people deep in their particular area focus, paying their respects.
My brother showed me this video a few weeks ago. I cannot get it out of my head, as it is honestly the most incredibly complex and talented musical performance I have ever seen.
The background I was given is that this guy is a musician who also happens to be an engineering student, and that he made this machine for his graduate study project (thesis might be the right word? I wouldn’t know for sure, as I never made it to even having an associates degree in college 
lol).
Anyway, check the video out and I think you will all be also quite impressed with this performance 
Also, if you are interested in knowing more, there is a series of other YouTube videos in which he explains how the Wintergatan machine works and how it was built.
I already know and love this video. It blew my mind because I could have never imagened somthing even close to the marblemachine before watching this video.
But the marblemachine he used in this video was only a prototype.
He is currenty working on a new and improved version of it (the marblemachine X) and he is documenting his progress with a weekly video.
There are already 96 episodes and they are all realy interesting to watch (imo) even for someone that has no clue about engineering like me 
The second track on this EP is also worth a spin.
not sure why this won’t embed or whatever.
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Top shelf as always!