MATRIXSYNTH: Jean Michel Jarre - AKS demonstration


Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Jean Michel Jarre - AKS demonstration


YouTube via Kekerz. Note this would be the Synthi A minus the KS (keyboard sequencer) that would be in the other half of the case of the Synthi AKS. skkatter caught this in the comments.
Posted by matrix at 9/05/2007 03:01:00 PM
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7 comments:

  1. skkatter9/5/07, 4:00 PM

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that's a Synthi A and not a Synthi AKS. The AKS comes with a little keyboard/sequencer (KS!) in the lid of the suitcase, right?

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  2. matrix9/5/07, 4:35 PM

    Yep. Good catch. I'll note it in the post, but the title stays.

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  3. skkatter9/5/07, 5:23 PM

    I have no life. :(

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  4. Anonymous9/5/07, 5:31 PM

    Why does that seem like the coolest synth in the world to me?

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  5. Doktor Future9/5/07, 5:59 PM

    > why da coolest

    Cuz it's a pure toy. Made for complete enjoyment. Awesomely delicious design.

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  6. Anonymous9/5/07, 9:26 PM

    Amen to that, sire!

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  7. Anonymous9/6/07, 11:14 AM

    Sorry for you, guys, but let me translate some words of this poor dick...
    "... it's not a huge synth, but you can take it everywhere ..."
    "... made in the begining of the 60' ..."
    "... I used it one or two times... in Oxygene... "
    Really, he just told bad about the Synthi.
    Not a mistake from me, as I speak french fluently (I'm french).

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