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Very cool Dave! Retro. 8)
Nice!
Get down tonight!
"Dapmdave and the Sunshine Band"!!
walrus
Get down tonight!
"Dapmdave and the Sunshine Band"!!
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ladytexan
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ladytexan said:
It's old, Toni. But not that old! Think early 90's.
Here's a nice demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGqoORfHGEc
Dave
ladytexan
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Oh, Dave, I wasn't referring to age, I was referencing C & T's use of the synth. :wink:dapmdave said:ladytexan said:
It's old, Toni. But not that old! Think early 90's.
Dave
The demo vid is very nice. Can't wait to hear some of your songs with the synth.
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8) Very cool Dave! A whole new palate of sound! I know you'll create some magic with that one. Enjoy
PS. I'm still pumping my old Reed organs! 15 stops and 2 knee levers is all I've got. :lol:
Fun though.....and great 19th century sound. :roll:
PS. I'm still pumping my old Reed organs! 15 stops and 2 knee levers is all I've got. :lol:
Fun though.....and great 19th century sound. :roll:
Scratch
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Pretty cool Dave. Wanna try it out on another SW tune? :roll: :wink:
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Awesome, Dave. Hey, I've got a D-50 in my basement!
(that'd be a Roland, not a Guild!)
(that'd be a Roland, not a Guild!)
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Cool. 8)
I've got a Juno 106.
"Breeeeeeoooooooowwwwupwupwupwupwupwupwupwupssssshshhhhheeeeeeeeeeeoooooooooooo"
I've got a Juno 106.
"Breeeeeeoooooooowwwwupwupwupwupwupwupwupwupssssshshhhhheeeeeeeeeeeoooooooooooo"
bluesypicky
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Wow! Juno 106, D50, DX7..... you guys are old! :lol:
So am I though... I was a sales rep for Yamaha when the DX7 came out in 1984. One of the biggest revolutions in sound synthesis with the early digital technology and the famous "algorythms", my job was to apologize to dealers for not being able to deliver in par with orders...
Have fun Dave! Hopefully it's easier to use than the DX7 was because it was a big pain to make a sound with that thing, but the potential was huge.
So am I though... I was a sales rep for Yamaha when the DX7 came out in 1984. One of the biggest revolutions in sound synthesis with the early digital technology and the famous "algorythms", my job was to apologize to dealers for not being able to deliver in par with orders...
Have fun Dave! Hopefully it's easier to use than the DX7 was because it was a big pain to make a sound with that thing, but the potential was huge.
bluesypicky said:
Creating an FM patch from nothing is just about impossible (for me, at least) but luckily there are lots of good ones already in there, and mine came with a few floppy ( :shock: ) disks that contain additional patches. And, you can still buy more online.
Dave