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Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Four synthesizer comics from Wire to the Ear.

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Posted by matrix at 7/30/2008 11:14:00 AM
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9 comments:

  1. Dave7/30/08, 11:44 AM

    Very zen. I dig 'um.

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  2. cbm7/30/08, 12:06 PM

    The one on this page uses "your" when it should have used "you're." One of my pet peeves.

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  3. khoral7/30/08, 12:24 PM

    Gee, I saw them on a forum today
    I can't begin to express how lame I think they are
    I mean.. wow

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  4. Unknown7/30/08, 1:24 PM

    Once upon a time, Roland were just the ultimate synth designers for me. From the Jupiter 8 through the JX10, S50, D50, JD-800 - all their stuff was just so sexy.

    And then it all started going downhill from around the JV-80 time. Now there top end keyboards just look cheap, plasticy and tacky - just look at the V-Synth. Horrible.

    Roland once exuded quality from the sound to the look to the feel. It's a real shame...

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  5. Oliver Chesler7/30/08, 1:59 PM

    Oh my... you guys are cruel! First... sorry about the your're, Second... human attached, please be nice... :) Some people liked them though.

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  6. V20577/30/08, 3:05 PM

    Thought they were awesome. It is a shame about Roland going downhill, I would agree with that.

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  7. Anonymous7/30/08, 4:54 PM

    Comics are great, and the Roland one is my favorite. (I agree that Roland has fallen--the JP8 and JD800 are in a totally different league than the me-too Fantoms and the newer "Junos" and "SH" synths.) I hope the jab at the yellow German synth is just in good fun (I'm sure it is), because I love Waldorf synths.

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  8. Oliver Chesler7/31/08, 1:48 AM

    Oh yeah Robbie of course... I love all Waldorf and Clavia stuff. Hell if its got a knob or button and makes any sound at all I love it!

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  9. Anonymous8/2/08, 3:36 AM

    old synth rule

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