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Roland VS-840EX: Remember Zip Disks?

April 14, 2008
Roland VS-840EX

The Achilles heel of any layering aficionado is the ability to reproduce everything in a live environment. Alison Chesley, aka Helen Money, resists the temptation to layer -- or even use her looping pedals -- before her songs are written.

In this video, Alison shows us her Roland VS-840EX, which she uses to record her sonic ideas. It's complete with old school zip disks, before disks started trying to be chic and changed to "discs."

Visit Roland's official website or Helen Money's official website for more information

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