MATRIXSYNTH: Jan Hammer - Miami Vice Theme


Friday, December 29, 2006

Jan Hammer - Miami Vice Theme


YouTube via Ichnos71.

Synths and guns. What more could you ask for. A little Fairlight action. Note the gun on the Fairlight at the end. BTW, anyone know what that keytar is?
Posted by matrix at 12/29/2006 12:26:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous12/29/06, 7:35 AM

    Grr, that issue of Keyboard is in at the studio, but I believe it's a custom job called The Probe. The first Probe was just a rectangular box with a keyboard attached to a swiveling cube with wheels & controls. Later on he started appearing with the one in the video. The Lync was a commercially available controller based on the latest Probe design, but I'm not sure if they were actually affilliated with the Probe folks.

    The fuzz guitar sound is a Memorymoog through a grey MXR Flanger & a Rockman through a Sunn amp.

    The drums are his own Gretsch drums sampled with a tad of Lexicon 200 into the Fairlight.

    The track was sequenced on Page R.

    He's the only man in history to have made a DX-7 sound remotely appealing (pun intended).

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