Monday, March 23, 2009
The Robots
YouTube via patriziopoliti. via fischek.
"Patrizio Politi play The Robots - Kraftwerk"
Kawai K5000s
Oberheim MC2000 midi controller
Waldorf Q Rack
KORG ?
There's a CAT: SYNTH in there.
Yamaha A5000
Waldorf Shadow XT with custom knobs
Oxygene IV
Anyone know what's under the Micowave in this video? You can see it a bit at 1:29
Update: it looks like it's a Shadow XT with custom knobs - previous videos - I knew this looked familiar.
Chariots of Fire
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If I'm not mistaken, I programmed that main robots sound on the Waldorf Q (as you see in the close up) and it is available for free.... it is in a Waldorf users forum sound set. Cool! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry, but I can't see a MicroWave in the Oxygene clip at all. There is something in the rack that also uses a diagonal placed oval shaped button next to a big dial. But this is neither an original MicroWave nor a MicroWave II.
ReplyDeleteMaybe he means the Q rack Till?
ReplyDeleteIt's a Shadow XT with custom knobs. Post updated with links.
ReplyDeleteYep, I saw the CAT: Synth :)
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