The Real Tr 909 by Daft PUNK (Thomas bangalter) from 1996 - Homework (Number 5 of 10)

[@techshmitsofficial4659]

0:52 This pattern sounds similar to the Rock n' Roll pattern in the Mayan Theatre set, so it's possible that Thomas used this 909 in the live set.

[@HodeonArtz]

it is indeed

[@aerodynamicpunk]

Anyone could re-do that…

[@PeaceDuck19]

The transition at the end of U cant hide from your bud n rock n roll

[@kitterbug]

I call it "TBANG-909"

[@playboy-music]

bro how did daft punk create such cool sounds with this drum machine

[@lalskdjfhg]

By programming it a certain way

[@tadknuf7979]

it's one of the most legendary drum machines of all time. it was and still is used in the vast majority of house/techno. so as much as i love daft punk, i dont think it's crazy that they made cool sounds with this drum machine, because many people have, before and after them.

[@antoniosilva7492]

Yeah. Probably he had 10 units to use. I have seen it in their live with daft punk and dijing videos. Is like the Jeff Mills from house. The touring he made was intensive been mainstream with homework. I think he stop DJing because hearing impairment. You know all those filters ultra too many nights too much higher frequencies. Paris superheroes. Love his work. Simple and fresh.

[@Vestaxian]

you need to upload those presets if you can, I'd be more then eternally grateful.

[@TransistorBased]

Recreating them isn't hard at all. The only tricky bit would be getting the nuances of global vs individual accents

[@lavenderllamamusic]

I always thought he had maybe four 909s at most, but not ten haha i wonder what he needed 10 units for? Thomas was skilled in programming patterns of these as well as the TB-303. Apparently, he'd study the manuals front and back

[@TheMadisonHang]

oh wow really into it

[@djhoodie1232]

the beast is still kickin

[@yphonichs]

The 909 has a good sound, no doubt, but 10 is a bit excessive, don't you think?

[@AutoCost]

Not at all

[@yphonichs]

@@AutoCost Understandable...

[@JEANBRUCEnocturbulous]

when you love, you do not count ; p

[@MrJulvecourt]

Un docu sympa sur un collectionneur Français de synthés analogiques vintage qu'apprecie la french touch! Il aurait réalisé "Techno Point" un docu amateur sur la french touch a Paris en 1993 avec radio FG! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2Obdad-fK6Vndk&ab_channel=LeonardLORM Le gars a tout l'equipement idéal et recherché pour faire de la House, de la Trance, la Techno, L'ambient. Il a notamment toutes les boites a rhythmes Roland TR, la TB 303,le SH101 et un majestueux ARP 2600

[@houseallen5212]

What about the LINN drum

[@ilmondodifaxe8216]

Peace of ...

[@MattRTGB]

@@ilmondodifaxe8216 ma?

[@Rickardo3000]

Number 5 of 10? What does it mean? Thomas had 10 oh them???

[@NERDOFUNK]

Ofc they had lots of them

[@m3e642]

Yes

[@TheMadisonHang]

where are you? where is that?

[@spacejamonblu-ray2841]

where did you find this???!!!

[@doughutchcraft1088]

Hi do you still have this? Have you ever considered selling it?

[@snoopdoggdankkush9285]

this is the exact one?

[@xenonium07]

yes

[@snoopdoggdankkush9285]

@@xenonium07 woah!! (:

[@Vestaxian]

crazy to see you here, incase you don't remember I'm S A M S U N G M A N H A T T A N lol

[@snoopdoggdankkush9285]

@@Vestaxian when was that? I leave thousands of comments (:

[@dianemckimmy5701]

0:11

[@okcomputer0101]

? What??

[@hysteria1219]

This was used by him??

[@willdorak985]

By them. They are two.

[@hysteria1219]

Willdorak well not really Guy Man was more Linn drum, emu sp1200, 808, and the Juno 106 Thomas was more hands on with equipment like this a sequencer and the amplifiers and pro tools

[@dianemckimmy5701]

1:41-1:42 techno disco house

[@awesomekid8922]

@@hysteria1219 how’d you find out?

[@dex2981]

​@@awesomekid8922 it shows most of the equipment in the "rollin' scratchin" video from warner music france. there is also a lot of photos of them using their equipment on the internet.

[@ALIVASER-yo2og]

lo quero