#Soundhack varispeed plugins manual#
I remember getting the DR-5, opening up the package and going thru that manual front-to-back and not going to sleep until I knew exactly EVERY single function on the machine. Having access to this technology was very liberating. Up to that point, I was playing in bands with others and well, didn’t have the freedom to create as I pleased.
All very terrible, but it was all I could afford and a fun way to start composing my own music. The DR-5 was a drum machine that also included a sequencer and few sounds like piano, synths, etc. I bought a Boss DR-5 when I was a teen and a really crappy 4-track Tascam portastudio cassette recorder. My very first piece of gear is how I got involved composing music in the first place. Can you tell us how you got involved in composing, and what was your very first piece of gear? Editor’s note: I’m really excited to roll out this brand new column on Headphone Commute, dedicated to all of you, gear heads, DSP junkies and sonic geeks! In this special feature, each carefully selected artists will get an opportunity to talk about their current studio setup, working environment, favorite hardware, process of composition and much more! My very first guest of honor is Rafael Anton Irisarri, who I’m also crediting with inspiration behind this new feature! Enjoy! ~HC
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