The final episode is in.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
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Do all brits pronounce it that way? Definitely leaves a Safeway style shortening based icing on this cake. How embarassing for them!
ReplyDeleteUmmm...did they get Dave's permission to use his videos like that?
ReplyDeleteAnd what about Keyboard Wizard?
ReplyDeleteOf course, they pronounced his name wrong.
ReplyDeleteHere are the top 100 according to Peter Forrest's "A-Z of Analogue Synthesisers:"
ReplyDelete1. Moog Memorymoog (LAM)
2. Roland MKS-80 (w/MPG-80 + MKB-1000)
3. Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 (Rev 3)
4. Moog Memorymoog Plus
5. Sequential Circuits Prophet-10
6. Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 (Rev 2)
7. Oberheim Matrix-12
8. Sequential Circuits Prophet-T8
9. Moog Original Prototype
10. Oberheim Xpander
11. Roland Jupiter-8
12. Yamaha GX-1
13. Korg PS-3300
14. Moog Minimoog
15. Roland System 700
16. Yamaha CS-80
17. E-MU Modular
18. Moog Memorymoog
19. Serge Modular
20. ARP 2600
21. Korg PS-3200
22. Moog 55/35/15
23. Roland JX-10 Super JX (w/PG-800)
24. Roland MKS-80 (w/MPG-80)
25. Roland System 100M (15 Module Rack)
26. Oberheim Eight Voice
27. ARP 2500
28. Moog 10
29. Moog 12
30. Oberheim OB-Mx
31. Oxford OSCar
32. Roland System 100 (Whole System)
33. Wurlitzer EP-200
34. Oberheim OB-8
35. Synton Syrinx
36. Yamaha CP-80
37. ARP Odyssey
38. Buchla System 200-361
39. Elka Synthex
40. Hammond Organ B-3
41. Oberheim Four Voice
42. Sequential Circuits Pro-One
43. Studio Electronics MIDIMoog/Midimini
44. Yamaha CP-60M
45. Yamaha CP-70/CP-70B/CP-70B(M)
46. ARP Centaur
47. Korg PS-3100
48. Korg Trident Mark II
49. Oberheim OB-Xa
50. Roland Jupiter-6
51. Roland JX-8P (w/PG-800)
52. Studio Electronics SE-1
53. EMS VCS3
54. Oberheim OB-X
55. Roland MKS-70 (w/PG-800)
56. Roland SH-5
57. Steiner-Parker Synthasystem Modular
58. Akai AX80
59. EMS Synthi 100
60. EMS Synthi AKS
61. Fender Suitcase 88
62. Moog Polymoog
63. Rhodes Chroma
64. RSF Kobol Expander
65. Aries System III
66. Digisound Mod 80
67. Fender Stage 88
68. Hammond Organ C-3
69. Korg Sigma
70. Oberheim OB-1
71. Rhodes EK-10/MkIII
72. Roland SH-101
73. Roland System 100M (5 Module Rack)
74. Solina String Synthesizer
75. Akai AX60
76. Boehm/Böhm Soundlab
77. E-MU 4600
78. Fender Suitcase 73
79. Hammond Organ A-100
80. Hohner Clavinet D6
81. Moog Multimoog
82. Oberheim Two Voice
83. Octave Voyetra Eight
84. Roland JX-10 Super JX (w/o PG-800)
85. SMS Voice 400 Synthesiser
86. Yamaha CS-60
87. Akai VX600
88. ARP Quadra
89. Chroma Polaris
90. EMS Synthi A
91. Farfisa Compact Duo
92. Fender Stage 73
93. Hohner Clavinet C
94. Roland Juno 106
95. Roland Juno-60
96. EML Electrocomp 101
97. Korg Trident
98. Moog Taurus
99. Yamaha CS-30
100. Cheetah MS6
The above list is where it's at... The Sonic State series is a joke!
ReplyDeleteYep. Sonic State doesn't know a damn thing about synths or synth history.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ethan. I put up a new post with the list. BTW, did you actually type all of that out? If you did, WOW! and... THANK YOU!
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As for Sonic State I see the list more as the Top 20 Most Influential Synths according to their impact on the industry when they were released.
The list was based on our votes though.
ReplyDeleteI was curious about the permissions myself..
ReplyDeletebut bah! plastic keyboards from a country where toilet bowl cameras are commonplace will allways be my number one!
"The list was based on our votes though."
ReplyDeleteI suspect the vote thing was a bit of a lark, and that list was mostly decided by the Sonic State folk, perhaps with occasional guidance from votes.
If you listen to the Sonic State weekly podcasts (very entertaining, BTW) you get a very definite sense that the Sonic State folk favour the session man/touring musician vibe, of which most of these synths have in spades.
Yes, all the participants gave permission including Dave and the Keyboard Wizard...And most of the keyboards mentioned in the list here above appeared at some stage in the programme.
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