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Thursday, February 15, 2007

BoGeTi

Via Boele of SCD on the Waldorf list:

"November 2001, dr. Georg Müller, Till Kopper and myself [Boele] on:
Electro Harmonix Synthesizer
Minimoog
Waldorf Q (with useless stepsequencer)
Waldorf WAVE
Roland TR606 through the filters of a Korg MS20
Another Waldorf WAVE
Waldorf mQk
Waldorf Microwave
Moog Prodigy"

Title link takes you to the MP3
Posted by matrix at 2/15/2007 02:31:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous2/16/07, 1:20 AM

    I don't know what is more upsetting.The fact that there is two Waldorf Waves in that picture or the fact that Tom Hanks chooses the 5$ Casio over either of them. :D

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  2. Anonymous2/16/07, 8:32 AM

    Well, don't take everything so serious. I am "Tom Hanks" and I own those two WAVEs. We just had some fun.


    keep on turning these knobs

    Till "Qwave" Kopper

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  3. Anonymous2/16/07, 1:07 PM

    The VL1 was driving the MS20 via the microphone and the external signal processor. Till and Boele never heard that stuff before, so they have been impressed quite much. Man, that was fun back in those years...

    Georg.

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