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Thursday, March 13, 2008

Recombinant Media Labs

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"My tour through RML in SF, CA."

Serge and SMS modular. I also see a Roland Jupiter-8 and Jupiter-6. Not sure what the synth on the top left is.
Posted by matrix at 3/13/2008 10:32:00 AM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous3/13/08, 11:07 AM

    SMS modular, and the enclosure on the top left houses the TKB (I think?)

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  2. matrix3/13/08, 11:56 AM

    Salamander Music Systems. Thank YOU!!! That was driving me crazy. Like when you forget the name of a song or band stuck in your head that you really should know. Stupid neurons. :)

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  3. cbm3/13/08, 12:12 PM

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  4. cbm3/13/08, 12:15 PM

    And from the Depart of Redundancy Department, here's a link to my
    Salamander site.

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  5. Unknown3/13/08, 1:45 PM

    It is to my eternal regret that I didn't see Morton Subotnik there last year. Must visit the place sometime.

    Matrix, don't blame your neurons. There are/were three independent synth companies with the initials SMS, and i can never keep the actual names straight, even when I do remember them.

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  6. matia3/14/08, 10:17 AM

    no enclosure housed the tkb...that was a rack mostly used for my alesis modfx...and a great place to put coffee and smokes ;)

    -matia

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