This one sent my way via Dave of UMOP. Title link takes you to more shots of Thomas Dolby's gear.
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Another MIDI Gadget from Thomas Dolby
This one sent my way via Dave of UMOP. Title link takes you to more shots of Thomas Dolby's gear.
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The boxes are really nice looking, but I feel kind of like I'm eating sugar-free-sweetener when I look at what he's doing with this stuff.
ReplyDeleteI mean, it's just marketing for a midi controller. People in the audience will say, 'wow, he's playing the ZormanFibulator' but really he's just ccing Reaktor or something.
I dunno. I suppose it's allright, but it would be better if these neat looking boxes actually did something rather than looked neat.
'passive photon radiators'
It's like saying, my music is better because of the Font I use.
The whole retro-future look has always been part of his sthick...
ReplyDeleteArghh, I like it, j'en veux une pour moi.
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