Jupiter 8 Hardware Versus Software Comparison – With James Wiltshire
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James Wiltshire the studio half of Grammy nominated remix and production team the Freemasons, talks about the differences in classic hardware instruments (in this case his beloved Roland Jupiter 8!), compared with virtual instruments, and why he is on a mission to make authentic hardware sampling available through his label F9 Audio.
About F9 Audio
Welcome to F9 Audio, the soundware label from James Wiltshire – The Studio half of Grammy nominated Remix and production Team The Freemasons. F9 Audio is dedicated to bringing the Highest Quality Soundware, production knowledge and musicianship to the desktops of every producer.
Every release from F9 Audio has been created by Professional Producers and Musicians and is designed for one purpose: To make everything sound better! For more information about the label and their existing products visit here: http://bit.ly/1AJ8POL
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