Get ready to drool. The following is a set of images sent my way via Till Kopper. Absolutely impressive. You might remember Till Kopper from these previous posts. Be sure to scroll as the link is a search on "Kopper" and will bring up this post.
You can listen to and see more of what Till does with this gear on his website. Be sure to click the images or the full size shots. Also I think I got all the synth labels. : ) If I missed any post a comment.
Overview from the staircase.
The wooden rack right of the WAVE contains:
Moog Prodigy (my first real synth)
Access MicroWave controller
ART Multi FX unit
Waldorf waveSlave
Waldorf microWave
Waldorf waveSlave (another one)
Waldorf microQ keyboard
Behringer mixer
Ibanez DM2000 delay
Waldorf Midibay-15
(see the other pictures for the rest of the gear shown here)
foreground: Moog Voyagerleft keyboard stand:
Jen Sx1000
Waldorf XTk30 (lent away, therefor not shown here)
Manikin Electronics Memotron
between the keyboard stands:
Korg Micro Preset 500
Korg Poly Ensemble PE-1000
Korg Poly Ensemble S PE-2000
Monikin Electronics Schrittmacher
Behringer sub-mixer
3 Modulus MonoWaves (2 beta units)
Waldorf rackAttack
right keyboardstand
Minimoog (with Lintronic Midi and beechwood cabinet) Waldorf WAVE +16
Q32 with
Prototype Waldorf Blofeld atop
The wall of string keyboards (left column from top to bottom):
Wersi Voice FX atop
Farfisa Syntorchestra
Hohner String Vox atop
Logan String Melody
ARP Quartet
ELKA Rhapsody 610
(right column from top to bottom)
Crumar Performer
Vermona PianoStrings (from former East German) Hohner String Performer Crumar Multiman S Wersi Stage Performer Mk1 SII (additiv synth with a single SSM filter and Wersi Voice FX build in) Spot the Waldorf Pulse, Waldorf 4Pole, Waldorf EQ-27. AceTone (= early Roland) Rhythm Ace 2L and Tascam HD recorderELKA Solist 505 atop
ELKA X705 organ (with bass foot keys and pedal
Notshown on these pictures:
Eminent 310 unique
broken Hohner ADAM
Schimmel piano
Boss DR-220E
Keio (= early Korg) MiniPops 3
Casio VL-1
Dübreq Stylophone
EEH DS500 (does not boot anymore, need new battery?)
2 ELKA Rhapsodies 610 as spare parts
Waldorf WAVE (the spare WAVE) lent away to a friend
Whoa, keep on turnin' those goddamn knobs!
ReplyDeletei loled when i saw the spare WAVE thingy at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteOh. yeah, THAT wave, we lent it to a friend. You know, everyone's doin it
Till has a few more synths than last time I had a peek!
ReplyDeleteYowza! 0_0
well, that spare WAVE thingy seems to kick off. I know one other guy having two, just in case and onother guy searching for a second.
ReplyDeleteI am currently happy with just one WAVE, and I gave my spare VL-1 away to a good friend last week ;-)
Is that a custom joystick controller I see on the Q?
ReplyDeleteMr. Array, you are right !
ReplyDeleteThis joystick is sending controller data. It is using the 2 voltage pedals ins of the Q
Very cool! Do you have any closeups and/or videos? :D
ReplyDeleteSure !
ReplyDeleteHave a look here:
http://faq.waldorfian.info/q-stick.html
But the text is still not translated to english.
Andreas von Garnier is the author of this page. He did this to his Q and then to mine.
Andreas is not doing this to others. That's why he published all the informations on this page as part of the Waldorf User FAQs.
Thanks for reminding me about the Casio VL-1. I missed it in the gear list.
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