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Progrockabuse
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better yet, if i can, i'll try and do a video of it.
the tapes are around £250 a set and you can only choose 3 sounds per tape. there's that many sounds i can't choose.
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stewart
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| Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:58 pm Post subject: |
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| Progrockabuse wrote: |
| the tapes are around £250 a set |
bloody hell. still, i know what i'd go for. choir, flutes and that string sound that's all over 'see saw' by pink floyd and the first king crimson album.
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Roland JW-50 Workstation and a tehKurdtzweil midi synth box I sometimes use with it.
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NickS
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| Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 12:09 am Post subject: |
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| stewart wrote: |
| that string sound that's all over 'see saw' by pink floyd and the first king crimson album. |
Not to mention the first few Genesis albums - "Watcher Of The Skies" etc. |
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Progrockabuse
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which is why i had to have a mellotron. watcher of the skies is played a lot on it. setting the tapes between tracks to get the mix of brass and strings.
stewart, do you want a digital organ?
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stewart
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| Progrockabuse wrote: |
| stewart, do you want a digital organ? |
what sort and what kind of size? i'm really pushed for space at the moment, i imagine if i turned up with yet another big piece of gear i'd be for the high jump... 
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stewart
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ooh that looks quite nice. how's it sound?
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suede
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I just bought a nord lead 2...add that to my list...
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Yamaha AN1x
Waldorf Blofeld
E-mu e6400 Ultra (sampler)
I'd eventually like to acquire a JD-900 again w/ Vintage Expansion, as it's ace for backgrounds and pads. |
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wilrecar77
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And this old Baldwin Organ with rotating speaker from a neighbor for FREE.
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I have that exact same organ! Except without a rotating speaker, it just has medium and full vibrato switches. That thing is LOUD through a Swamp Thang (the original speaker was shot). |
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Reece
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| Reverb + Delay wrote: |
Yamaha AN1x
Waldorf Blofeld
E-mu e6400 Ultra (sampler)
I'd eventually like to acquire a JD-900 again w/ Vintage Expansion, as it's ace for backgrounds and pads. |
Jesus fuck stop doing this, this thread is nearing two years old. |
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laterallateral
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| Yamaha AN1x |
Do you have the armsock midi controler?
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plaidbeer
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| laterallateral wrote: |
| Reverb + Delay wrote: |
| Yamaha AN1x |
Do you have the armsock midi controler? |
For programming sounds? No, I just tweak sounds from the front panel. There is a really good software editor/librarian for PC and Mac (OS9-only). |
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plaidbeer
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| Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Reece wrote: |
| Reverb + Delay wrote: |
Yamaha AN1x
Waldorf Blofeld
E-mu e6400 Ultra (sampler)
I'd eventually like to acquire a JD-900 again w/ Vintage Expansion, as it's ace for backgrounds and pads. |
Jesus fuck stop doing this, this thread is nearing two years old. |
So, I'm supposed to start a new thread instead of adding to an existing one? |
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Addam
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Ankhanu
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| Mages wrote: |
I have a Casio VL-1 since I was a little kid:
it's a monophonic analog synth. it has a sequencer and an ADSR mode to program your own tones. |
Me too!
More synths need built in calculator functionality!
For such a cheap unit, it's got some really nice features with the ADSR and sequencer in particular... though programming the ADSR could be a bit of a pain. I found a website a bit ago with some ADSR settings and other goodies for the VL-1, but it seems to be gone now :/
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broncobuster80
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dont have any pictures = ill try and get some over the week and put them in
2 Casio sk-1's and several sk-5's (1 is bent)
Estey Discovery digiorgan (with midi in/out/thru and audio outputs for live use)-full size real wood
Older than dirt silvertone organ and a couple other various branded organs out of the 60's and 70's
Akai S612 sampler and drive
tons of modules, and drum machines that are bent out of control
thinking of picking up a 1971 ( i think thats right ) 73 fender rhodes piano this week, not sure yet
I dont have any 'proper' synths but its because I like the grainy sound that these older ones have.. specially the organs
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| so take that all you brand snobs.. you go buy all them high dollar f^<kn' gear, you still cant get tone like that. you know why? cause your a dumb @ss |
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benecol
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| Tomorrow morning, I'll be tearing the wrapping paper off my brand new Monotron. |
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Doog
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| Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:26 pm Post subject: |
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| laterallateral wrote: |
| Reverb + Delay wrote: |
| Yamaha AN1x |
Do you have the armsock midi controler? |
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