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Post by theglyph » Sun Apr 02, 2006 11:23 pm

OysterRock wrote:Is that an EL7 Fatso Jr. I see down there glyphster? Thats a mighty pricey piece of kit! You have excellent (and expensive) taste :wink:
Very Correct!! You've got good eyes.

The FATSO Jr. was a good choice for my digital setup.

Pricey? Yes! But it is worth it.
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Post by MC » Sun Apr 02, 2006 11:32 pm

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Maytag Washer
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A well used Moog Source
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Moog Rogue or Taurus II
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mmmm..... Voyager?
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Roland Jupiter-8
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My parents' VCR
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Aunt Gertrude's Lowrey organ
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The GPS panel of a soccer mom's SUV
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Post by theglyph » Sun Apr 02, 2006 11:36 pm

MC,

Are you in another silly mood?

Very funny! :lol:

Just don't make fun of my rig byatch!!
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Post by carbon111 » Mon Apr 03, 2006 12:34 am

Jyoti wrote:
carbon111 wrote: For more studio gearporn, there's always this page:
http://www.carbon111.com/closeups.html 8)
LOL!
Oooh, lovely pics! :-D

How is the Fusion? I was seriously thinking of getting one now I've abandoned softsynths and the Fusion price has dropped.
Thanks! Closeup pics of gear are always fun!

The Fusion is much better than I could have hoped for! Check out: http://www.carbon111.com/fusion.html
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Post by Jyoti » Mon Apr 03, 2006 6:59 am

museslave wrote:Ooh, guess the gear is fun!!
Two of these are going to be hard, I'll tell you in advance. : )
My god - out of that lot, the only ones I could say for sure were a Korg MS20 and Moog Sonic Six?

I feel sad now at my ignoramity. I need a nice cup of tea and a biccie. :-(
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Post by Jyoti » Mon Apr 03, 2006 7:12 am

carbon111 wrote: The Fusion is much better than I could have hoped for! Check out: http://www.carbon111.com/fusion.html
Goddammit... now I have even less reason not to buy one. :-)

Great review page there!
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Post by peter ripa » Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:38 am

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http://www.peterripa.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=musik
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Post by hieronymous » Mon Apr 03, 2006 9:46 am

peter ripa wrote:Image
Space Echo! (Couldn't tell you the particular model though, assuming I'm right)
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Post by peter ripa » Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:27 am

yes, its a 201
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Post by museslave » Mon Apr 03, 2006 12:37 pm

Jyoti wrote:
museslave wrote:Ooh, guess the gear is fun!!
Two of these are going to be hard, I'll tell you in advance. : )
My god - out of that lot, the only ones I could say for sure were a Korg MS20 and Moog Sonic Six?

I feel sad now at my ignoramity. I need a nice cup of tea and a biccie. :-(
Aww, I feel bad for inspiring feelings of ignoramity in you, Jyoti!! You're right about the Sonic Six... but that which resembles an MS20 is actually something far cooler. Definitely Korg, though! : )

Two of the pictures aren't of synthesizers!
One of the pictures is of a synthesizer that is exceedingly rare by a manufacturer whom I never even knew made an analog synth.
All of the synthesizers pictured are analog.
One picture I doubt ANYONE will guess, as it is a kit version of a rare synthesizer made by a brand that is known for making other keyboard instruments.
Only one of the keyboards pictured was made after 1979.
There are three Rolands pictured!
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Post by sundaeclubber » Mon Apr 03, 2006 2:26 pm

museslave wrote: Two of the pictures aren't of synthesizers!




There are three Rolands pictured!
Ok... So in addition to the Sonic Six (which was the first Moog to feature Fast Action Switches!!) there's a Rhodes and a Roland SVC350 Vocoder in there, so that accounts for the non-synths and one Roland!

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Post by industrial_gypsy » Mon Apr 03, 2006 3:33 pm

The one above the Memorymoog is an Alesis Micron
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Post by theglyph » Mon Apr 03, 2006 3:51 pm

industrial_gypsy wrote:The one above the Memorymoog is an Alesis Micron
And above that is the Elektron MachineDrum. Very nice!
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Post by Jyoti » Mon Apr 03, 2006 4:49 pm

peter ripa wrote:yes, its a 201


Ooh, fantastic bit of kit! I remember Wem Copicats also delivered hours of wibbly fun. :-)
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live rig for sound healing meditations

Post by Steve » Mon Apr 03, 2006 4:50 pm

Lets see what's in the rig. Studio rig or live rig...
Let me do the live rig.
Moog Voyager AE - OS:3.1
Electro-Comp EML 101
3 Japanese Shakuhachi's
Concert and Bansuri Flutes
Chandler Lap Steel.
MicroKontrol Korg
7 quartz crystal singing bowls
five hens a weeping
Mac Power Book G4
Ableton LIVE 5
Rob Papen's Albino Soft synth + many other soft synths

We're a nationally touring duo called Life In Balance , We've been booking Yoga studio's as these rooms have been real open in hosting "sound-scape" concerts.
OM to OHM
I've been working on feeding the flutes, quartz bowls and lap steel through the Moog and the EML 101 -Then looping all of this with in the power book. Then playing it all back again using the Korg controler.
very meditative and trancy.
Check out- http:www.lifeinbalancemusic.com (it needs up dating)
or http:www.myspace.com/soundhealer

Love da moog - I'm building a real deep relationship with her.
Steve
May peace be your guide
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