click here for New Order's equipment list over the years. Note the list is not complete.
snip:
| Equipment listed in an interview with New Order in the March
| 1985 issue of Electronics & Music Maker:
|
| Seq Circuits Pro One
| Powertran Transcendent 2000 w/ Powertran 1024 Seq
| ARP Omni
| ARP 2600 w/ ARP Seq
| Simmons SDS2
| ARP Quadra
| Moog Source
| Boss Dr Rhythm
| Prophet 5 w/ Seq Circuits PolySequencer
| Oberheim DMX
| Emu Emulator
| Octave Plateau Voyetra
Monday, November 05, 2007
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The SDS-2? First I'd heard of it. http://www.simmons.synth.net says it's a one-off?
ReplyDeleteI do remember the Simmons Suitcase being used in the Perfect Kiss video - maybe that's what they're referring to?
I believe it's a typo. It was most likely a Simmons SDS IV (two-channel drum synthesizer).
ReplyDeleteAfaik they used the Simmons suitcase with a SDSV. I reckon it's the missing instrument in that equipment list.
they have less equipment than most people I know
ReplyDeleteHad. This is the 1985 list.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm pretty sure they were running 2x Voyetra 8s. But yeah, at one point in the mid 1990s, I had more 1980s gear than most bands in the 80s...
Parenthood, marriage, and satisfaction with the laptop life have ended those days, alas.
They actually had 3x Voyetra's: one to be sequenced, one for Gillian to play live, and one as backup. Their main sequencer at the time (mid '80s) was a Yamaha QX-1.
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