Doctor Who

[fenderbender]

Wow--must be time for a full length version 64G

[64Guitars]

The first song I ever posted here. Five years ago today. Time flies  (you cannot; they pass too quickly).

[Geir]

Ahhh ... the Doctor !! Never get tired of this ! 5 years !!!!

[Hook]

Who?
ON!

[ODH]

And there it was - gone.  Woosh.

Time flies  (you cannot; they pass too quickly).

Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana

[Redler]

Short, but cool! Stunning guitar tone! I'm not familiar with BR-864 drum patterns, are they similar to MBR? Well done!

[Oldrottenhead]

new doctor soon so mibbes time for a reworking of this wee belter.

[cuthbert]

One of my Songcrafter faves…love that opening!

[Ferryman]

A blast from the past and great fun at that!

[64Guitars]

I'm not familiar with BR-864 drum patterns, are they similar to MBR?

Yes, but with one important difference. With the Micro BR, you can only use the preset patterns in your arrangements. The BR-864 has similar preset patterns but also lets you create your own patterns. That's what I did for this recording. I had to because it's in 3/4 and there are no preset patterns in 3/4. But when you create your own patterns, you can use any time signature you like.

I think the Micro BR is the only BR that doesn't let you create your own patterns. The BR-80 and BR-800 don't let you create your own patterns within the BR but they let you do it on the computer and use those patterns on the BR in your arrangements. The BR-800 uses the BR Rhythm Editor, and the BR-80 lets you import standard MIDI files as drum patterns. The BR-864/600/900 etc. let you create and edit your own patterns right in the BR, though they can also use the BR Rhythm Editor.