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Thursday, March 16, 2006

New Moog?

Another tease? : )



Image cutesy of sizzlemeister on this HC thread.
Posted by matrix at 3/16/2006 01:32:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous3/16/06, 1:12 AM

    I think that shape is actually representative of a hand plane used to shape wood, not the shape of the wood itself. Then again I thought I would have a decent job by this point in life, so I could be wrong.

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  2. kent3/16/06, 7:47 AM

    That just looks lie a Moog Source, photoshopped.

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  3. Anonymous3/16/06, 7:54 AM

    well duh

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  4. Doktor Future3/16/06, 11:42 AM

    Wow! I love Membranes. I hope the keyboard is all membrane like too. It'll be way more elite than those Buchla capacitive touch sensors. Plastic membranes all the way baby! I'm not thinking those nice dome ones with the tactile feedback. I'm thinking more like ones on cheap microwaves.

    Another innovation I hear is comming is ultra low BPM that doesn't go faster than 10 BPM -- just what we need for ultra minimalistic techno.

    What I would *really* love however, would be an effects station. All their MURFish thangies all in one rack with patches both at the front and the back.

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  5. Anonymous3/16/06, 4:24 PM

    that is horribly done.. Wow.

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  6. Anonymous3/17/06, 2:22 PM

    I agree. Bad fake job. The perspective convergence down the keys and the badly-upwardly-curved bottom edge make it obvious.

    (apologies if this is a double-post. blogger is kinda screwy with the word verification on my browser)

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