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Friday, October 17, 2008

Synths of the Radiophonic Workshop

via Andy:
"Thought you might like these pictures of some of the old Radiophonic Workshop synths. I'm working on a show for the BBC Electric proms with Coldcut - they have created a live remix of classic Radiophonic workshop material and we'll be using the old gear along with their stuff.

There's a VCS3, Synthi A, Vocoder, ARP Odessey and the legendary 'Crystal Palace'.We are doing the show next week and it can be heard on Annie Nightingales Radio 1 show and the 6Mix on BBC 6Music, and I think it's being filmed for online as well."
Posted by matrix at 10/17/2008 10:19:00 AM
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2 comments:

  1. Zamise10/17/08, 3:16 PM

    I've not heard any coldcut in forever. Wish I could get to sit in on something like that. Sorry if stupid question but what is the Crystal Palace? Hope I can see the vid of it when done.

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  2. national.sickness10/18/08, 6:17 AM

    There's a description of the Crystal Palace here...
    http://whitefiles.org/rws/r02.htm

    Scroll down to "Palaces of Perspex" for the nitty.

    It's basically a uh... sort of an umm... well...
    ... a scanner?

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