Click here for the source and a much bigger shot.
Speaking of retro synths. I've been meaning to put up my favorite retro synth for some time. Coming up... : )
Sunday, October 16, 2005
C64 on Retro Thing
I love it when Retro Thing puts up retro synth content. Title link takes you to a new post on the Commodore 64 Sid Chip which includes a shot of the Sidstation and a link to a C64 blog I haven't seen before. Check out the following shot of a C64 and SCI six-trak and drumtraks.
Click here for the source and a much bigger shot.
Speaking of retro synths. I've been meaning to put up my favorite retro synth for some time. Coming up... : )
Click here for the source and a much bigger shot.
Speaking of retro synths. I've been meaning to put up my favorite retro synth for some time. Coming up... : )
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I suspect Matrix knows the significance of the Sequential ad he posted, but others might not.
ReplyDeleteSequential Circuits leaped into the world of computer-based editing and sequencing in 1983, encouraged by the commercial success of the C-64.
Unfortunately, they were a bit to early. Their relatively unsuccessful shift in direction lead to financial troubles that dogged the company until it was sold to Yamaha in 1987.