Title link takes you to a new digital synthesizer resource site. This is a hobby site by OriginalJambo, so don't expect too much. Currently there are some ESQ-1 samples and info up. The following appear to be coming next: Alesis Ion, Ensoniq ESQ-1, Kawai K1, Roland D50, Roland Juno6, and Yamaha DX7. Nice cat.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Digitalogue Synthesiser Resource
Title link takes you to a new digital synthesizer resource site. This is a hobby site by OriginalJambo, so don't expect too much. Currently there are some ESQ-1 samples and info up. The following appear to be coming next: Alesis Ion, Ensoniq ESQ-1, Kawai K1, Roland D50, Roland Juno6, and Yamaha DX7. Nice cat.
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Bloody hell, another cat.
ReplyDeletemore cow bell.. i mean, iguanas.
Yeah, you just try and play that low C, buster... go ahead, I dare you!
ReplyDeleteIt seems cats love sitting on keyboards...
ReplyDeletemy personal fave is the cat with the moog source. i feel it captures some of the contempoaneously relevant elememts of the so-called 'golden ratio', as well as managing to achieve elements of rhythm, melody and harmony that are classical elemnets of aesthetic ideals...through a filter of western tradition, of course
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