Hmm...http://www.fairlightinstruments.com
A new Fairlight? Be sure to see this post.
Saturday, August 01, 2009
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Oh my god...
ReplyDeleteThey’re remaking the Fairlight.
Like...the FAIRLIGHT.
My legs have gone funny... *wheeze*
... i can’t breathe!
:D
wow ... that's a teaser!
ReplyDeleteJust ... well ... you know ... most of the sound is because of this old wacky circuit design.
However, it for sure's drawn my attention! ;-)
Hope its going to be much more comapct!
(Gotta show this to Alex Guelfenburg and wonder what he thinks/says)
Michael.
Does the Fairlight sound good? It always sounded like a pretty dated sampler with little flexibility to me.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate its history and all that, but my heart supports the Synclavier. The Synclavier sounds more musical.
I've owned a Synclavier...a Fairlight series III and a IIx.
ReplyDeleteThe only one I kept and still use....the IIx.