Christian Quast – Love the Machine, Vol. 1 Pre-order here: http://smarturl.it/mcb5cy The Roland JX-3P has been one of my first synths and it was a instant love. Combined with the PG-200, the internal sequencer and outboard FX means endless hours of fun. In the middle of the 90ties we had 7 or 8 of them. Few of them modified. Today i have still have three + the PG-200. Most underrated synth of Roland.

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I produced these 3 techno titles sometime in 2005. As so often in this creative period, many sounds from the Roland JX-3P, TB303, SH101 and the drums are mostly from the TR909 / TR808. The computer-based production was at the time still in the background and came only supportive for effects or similar …. so these are all live arrangements on the mixer or on the devices. A snapshot! No longer reproducible. As always, the recordings were all taken with an analog console and edited with British EQs. The today exaggerated Loudness problem did not exist even like cheap Online Mastering because in the club primarily the music worked the way it was. RAW & DIRTY! https://open.spotify.com/album/15kpv4IbNFwqjmHK3rJI2P?si=cCdqlY99SvWV_yrf6IWCkA

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