Wednesday, February 14, 2007
The Shape of Things That Hum
The Shape Of Things That Hum - AKAI Sampler
Update: video moved to this post.
"From an 8 Part TV series looking at cult electronic instruments that have shaped modern music. GB, Allied Forces. Tx C4 Mon. 01.30-01.40, ... all » 2001/01/15
I hope you enjoy these videos & feel free to drop by my myspace page and say hi :)
http://myspace.com/elecktronik"
Title link takes you to more on Google video currently including the Roland TR-808, TB-303, Fairlight, Simmons, Minimoog, Yamaha DX7, AKAI Sampler, and Vocoder. Via SIGHUP.
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ha ha this is obviously outdated now but still great. Is that Ray Keith?
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ReplyDeleteYou beat me to posting these up !!
Ah well ;o)
I LOVE my S2800. Back in the early '90s it was basically the only thing I used (along with Opcode Vision) to make tracks. I would spend days on end buried into that thing like a mad scientist.
ReplyDeleteHaven't used it much lately (stupid synths!), but I was just listening to some of my old tracks recently and was pretty amazed at the sounds I was able to juice out of that baby...
thanks, fun stuff.
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