MATRIXSYNTH: Bluesynths Meeting 2007


Monday, September 03, 2007

Bluesynths Meeting 2007


YouTube via Moogulator of sequencer.de.
"Synthesizer Meeting in Kufstein (austria) by Theo Bloderer and his wonderful Bluesynths.com Site - this is my personal trip, later I talked to ppl. enjoy!" Looks like the Leopard Skin Minimmog made it. Be sure to catch the ending.
Posted by matrix at 9/03/2007 11:44:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/3/07, 1:00 PM

    negative and positive comments...

    that was the most erratic, motion sickness inducing video i've ever seen. was an autistic child holding the camera?

    the DX-1 interface video at the end was great, nice to finally see how it looks turned on & used :)

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  2. Anonymous9/3/07, 1:36 PM

    I feel sick :(

    And not because I don't own half the synths there - just because of the motion.

    Wow.

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  3. matrix9/3/07, 2:26 PM

    Yeah, he should have worn his roller disco skates and have someone push him slowly from behind. Watch out for the cable! :)

    I can definitely still appreciate it. Man, that's a lot of synths!

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  4. Anonymous9/3/07, 3:02 PM

    Crumar Spirit. That's one I really would put my hands on !

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