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Another quick tutorial whilst my bigger projects are going on in the background.

This time we're looking at a synth funk bass line with the Roland SH-101. The video covers the dorian mode, writing in phrases and programming the right kind of sound.

There's also a short production at the end in Cubase to try it out in context.

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A few weeks back I did an 80s chord voicing tutorial and it was useful to a number of you. A couple of people sparked the idea of doing a different decade, so here's a 70s one. This is the kind of 10cc, Supertramp, ELO, Bee Gees, Elton John kind of vibe.

Timings:
Playing through: 00:00
Breaking down: 01:23
Putting into an arrangement: 11:46

As mentioned in the video, here's some examples of that 11th chord thing that reeks of the 70s!

Bee Gees: How deep is your love
Big dom 11 swell at 16 seconds
https://youtu.be/XpqqjU7u5Yc?t=16

Ace: How Long
First Wurlitzer chords from 17 seconds
https://youtu.be/Vo_GMMLULXw?t=17

Player: Baby come back
Again, it’s the Wurlitzer chords in the intro
https://youtu.be/Hn-enjcgV1o?t=6

10cc: I’m not in love
Right at the start you get it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STugQ...

and again in the middle 8
https://youtu.be/STugQ0X1NoI?t=194

Maria Muldaur: Midnight at the Oasis
11ths all over the place, including the very first chord!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlrKE...

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As requested by a dozen or more people, here's the Rollin' & Scratchin' synth tutorial.

Ideally you'd have a 1984 Juno-106, as it has fully implemented midi control, but I'm using the 1982 Juno-6 as that's what I have. The workaround is that I had to use the arpeggiator with external triggers for the opening bit of the video.

The other part of the sound is the Boss HM-2 "Heavy Metal" pedal. I'm using an original Japanese unit, but I imagine the later Taiwanese version will be almost identical. You could also try the MT-2 "Metal Zone" pedal too.

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In this video I'lls how you three examples of hiding or obscuring geometry within an .stl file for 3D Printing. You can do this to create secret models, easter eggs and play a joke on fellow 3D Printing enthusiasts!

I do not support nor endorse the use of deception for criminal or malicious intent. My aim on Maker's Muse is to empower creativity through technology.

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We can make a Regular Tetrahedron, so let's make a Reuleaux Tetrahedron! Oh, and making it easy to 3D Print is important too.

This is a walk through of my design process for making easy to 3D Print models using Fusion 360. It is not intended to be a beginner's tutorial.

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New to Fusion 360? Start here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8hLV...



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In this video I'll show you how to create User Parameters in Fusion 360 so you can easily and quickly change your entire design when needed for 3D Printing, with just a single command!

Changing clearances, part sizes and even grid counts is easy with parameters, and well worth trying out!

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In this video I'll show you how I created a super fast slicer setting "0.3mm Stupid Fast" to create strong prototype parts quickly and reliably on my Prusa MK3 3D Printer.

This might be obvious to some, but many 3D Printing enthusiasts never try and push the limit with their print settings. You'll be amazed just how quickly you can churn out parts with a few simple tweaks - in some cases more than twice as fast and just as strong!

Just want to see my settings??? Jump to 6:27 ! :)

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