Title link takes you to the post on one of my favorite blogs, Retro Thing.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Digital Sampling for The Masses on RetroThing
Title link takes you to the post on one of my favorite blogs, Retro Thing.
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What fun! This was the very first keyboard that I ever owned and played. That was way back in the 80's though.....lol
ReplyDeletei had a Mirage DSK - great machine - loaded 3 samples at a time from floppy disk. The horn stabs and vocal samples were the best for me. I also remember a nice electric piano.
ReplyDeleteThis was my first keyboard too.
ReplyDeleteI bought it used, when it was obsolete.
However, in high school, I first played with one, and it really gave me the itch.
I still have like 60 disks of samples for it. Wonder if the disks still work?