MATRIXSYNTH: Research Interview with Synth Engineer Dave Smith


Thursday, September 28, 2006

Research Interview with Synth Engineer Dave Smith



Update via Anon in the comments: There is more info here: link.
Posted by matrix at 9/28/2006 01:09:00 PM
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8 comments:

  1. Mr. Array9/28/06, 6:26 PM

    Cool! Thanks for posting this! It's interesting hearing about how he got started. I just wish he spent some time talking about the development of the PEK. Some hints about an upcoming product would've been nice as well ;)

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  2. Anonymous9/28/06, 7:00 PM

    very very interesting!!!!
    this perks my interest (much like inteviews with bob moog) because i have a similar background with electrical engineering and music.....

    these guys are so inspirational!

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  3. Anonymous9/28/06, 10:18 PM

    i love the genius editor! ha ha

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  4. Anonymous9/28/06, 11:40 PM

    He still keeps a Prophet 5 in the back of his studio!

    Geez, they need to edit that video though. It seems very amateur.

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  5. Anonymous9/29/06, 9:17 AM

    There is more info here:

    http://www.noisland.net/dave_title.html

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  6. matrix9/29/06, 9:43 AM

    Thanks anon. Post updated.

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  7. Jack Astro9/30/06, 2:27 PM

    I love hearing Dave talk, even if it is mostly stuff I have heard before.

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  8. Anonymous9/30/06, 10:12 PM

    These old school synth makers have this in common; they are humble and soft spoken as much as they are brilliant. They like to communicate. I feel challenged by their attitude.

    Thank you for that post.

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