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Sunday, May 20, 2007

Rogue Element

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Posted by matrix at 5/20/2007 12:06:00 AM

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/20/07, 4:51 PM

    anyone know what that synth with the joystick is? the one with three cabinets stacked on top of eachother and the multicolored knobs.

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  2. Anonymous5/20/07, 4:56 PM

    That's a good question. At first I was thinking it was a Digisound Series 80, but a lot of the panel layouts are all wrong and wider than the Digisound's are. Might be a DIY job...? Or something more esoteric...?

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  3. matrix5/20/07, 5:20 PM

    Yeah, I don't know what it is either. I was hoping someone would spot it in the comments. I'd have to guess DIY as well, but who knows....

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  4. Anonymous5/20/07, 6:40 PM

    this is gonna bug me for a while now lol. i love synths with joysticks. im off to scour the internet for info on this thing now.

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  5. Anonymous5/21/07, 7:08 AM

    The white one looked like a Digisound really but I don't know.
    Also the black one-panel modular, in their site, below the Boehm Soundlab, looks like a cutstom job too.
    BTW, the Soundlab they got, it's the only one I've seen with the Digital Sampling Module and it's got a custom wooden case too.
    Maybe the people from the band could drop us a line here about their equipment...

    Matrix, it's time for another interview I think...

    Nick_the_space_nerd

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  6. Anonymous5/21/07, 8:27 AM

    i emailed them and asked about the gear. the joystick multi colored one is a digisound after all. though it does appear to be a custom mod of some kind. the others are a boehm and a beast modular apparently.

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