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Keith Thomas: synths, DMX drum machine, synclavier backing vocals. John Schriener: keyboards, synths Linn 9000 programming. Jeremy Dalton: keyboards, backing vocals. Strings on "Evermore" arranged by Bergen White. Track and backing vocals on "Bring Me Closer" arranged by Billy Smiley and Dann Huff. Recorded at Gold Mine Studio, Nashville, Tennessee (tracks, overdubs and remix) Mama Jo's, Hollywood, California (tracks) January Sound Studio, Dallas, Texas (strings). Additional engineers: Tom Adler, Jeff Balding, Bill Deaton and Tim Jaquette. Engineered and mixed by Jack Joseph Puig. Unto Me (Billy Masters / Chris Christian 3:18). Bring Me Closer (Smiley / Mark Gersmehl / Dann Huff 2:54). Side 2: But You Didn't (Gary McSpadden / Chris Christian 3:17). Evermore (Kelly Willard / Rick Riso 3:55). Armor of the Lord (Rick Riso / Joey Arreguin 3:17). He's Coming Back for Me (Chris Christian 2:39). Living in the Hands (Stephen Bower / Chris Christian 3:51).

Dann Huff: lead guitar on "Good News" and "Bring Me Closer." Billy Smiley: backing vocals on "Bring Me Closer." Dan Cutrona: Prophet on "Live It." Ollie Mitchell and Charles Davis: horns on "Livng in the Hands" and "But You Didn't." Debby Boone: duet on "Evermore." Pete Brewer: sax on "Evermore." Sandie Hall, Rick Riso, Steve Archer, Debby Boone: backing vocals on "Evermore." Strings on "Evermore": Anshel Brusilow, Norma Lewis Davidson, Margaret Lee Brouwer, George Padich, Peggy Miller Zimmers, Mildred R. Harlan Rogers, Bobby Ogdin, Billy Smiley and Kurt Howell: keyboards. Hadley Hockensmith, Michael Landau, Jon Goin and Dann Huff: guitars. Dennis Bellfield, Mike Brignardello and Gary Lunn: bass. Carlos Vega, Clay Caire and David Huff: drums. Photography by Geoff Crawford (?) and Dan Donovan.

Engineered and mixed by Steve and Charlie at Heaven (?) Studios, Daly (?), Scotland, Feb. Produced by Steve butler, Vharlie Irvine and Dot Reid. Steve Butler: bass, backing vocals percussion on Love Is the Last Thing. Charlie Irvine: telecaster second guitar backing vocals. Iain Archer: acoustic guitars, backing vocals electric guitars. The Breeze and May You Never were recorded live at the Greenbelt Festival, August 27th, 1994. Wishing and Something are from the CD playing Dead. Promp contains two extra tracks: Lights / Flood the Tanks. *Boy Boy Boy / Holywood Seapark / Everything I’ve Got. *Summer Jets / Colouring In / See the Survivors / Summer Jets (video). Jason Brouwer: vocals, guitar Matt Alexander: drums Brian Larson: bass, vocals. Recorded June 26-29, 1990, at the Riverside Church, New York City. Songs: The Purpose / The Apostles’ Creed / Gloria Patri (1:46). *Bound for the Promised Land (En Avant Pour la Terre Promise). Paul McPhail: guitar (spring 1999, left for youth ministries work). Jason McPhail: guitar, vocals (spring 1997 departed to join band Aroma).

*Propitiation Complete: the Shedding of Deity's Blood. Main person in band is Ross Assink from Custer, Washington. English translations are on the lyric sheet. Light of the Lord.Īradhna is an American group playing Christian bhajans: Indian religious songs.

Mike stroud dx7 patches windows#

Windows support for the editors is up to date, though.Side 1: Glory to the Lord.

Mike stroud dx7 patches mac#

Oh yeah, one word of warning: if you use a Macintosh, Yamaha has not ported the PLG editors to OS X (you need a Mac bootable in OS 9 to run the editors, Classic is not good enough) and the editors are a necessity to get the most out of the board. I'd suggest buying a used one (or a used DX200 groovebox it has a PLG card inside you can remove) since they sell for only about half what a new one costs.

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The DX board can load DX7 patch data via sysex (and there's thousands of free DX7 patches available on the net you can download) and is in fact quieter than a real DX7. On the Motif ES each board gets 64 preset patches om power up and there is space for 64 of your own.

Mike stroud dx7 patches install#

One weird quirk is if you install more than one of the same board they can't use each other's patches!!! The patch storage and recall is a little convoluted compared to native Motif voices but it's still simpler than dealing with sysex dumps for external gear. This is required if you want to use them in multitimbral setups or sequences but not needed if you just want to play a single patch. The board can use the effects of the host Motif if you set up "user patches". You need the supplied computer editor to do deep editing but simple tweakage is possible from the front panel.