via David Hillel Wilson of the New England Synthesizer Museum:"Dear Matrix,
As you know few people study the old analog synthesizers with more zeal than myself. I have been working on a "Fantasy Synth" that includes an S.E.M. that's been modernized. Attached is a PDF of my design at 1:2 scale.
The New England Synthesizer Museum "We're a Resource - Use Us! (tm)"
David Hillel Wilson, Curator
www.synthmuseum.com/nesm"
At this year's AES convention, Tom Oberheim, during a seminar with Dave Smith and Roger Linn, announced that he is building a complete replica of the original S.E.M. He said he is sourcing and finding equivelant components to build this synth. Should be a very interesting year for hardware analog synthesizers. Also, Linn flashed a render, for about 3 seconds, of the new look of the Linndrum 2. Looks like it now has a screen ala the Korg Oasys workstation.
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Yep. See this post for the SEM news and this post for the new look of the Linndrum..
ReplyDeleteI don't think thats the latest version of the Linndrum. If you go to the Roger Linn website it says, "Third design, now abandoned in favor of the current design". That picture would correspond to the third design...
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