MATRIXSYNTH: Wendy playing reversed Optigan Romantic Strings


Sunday, August 30, 2009

Wendy playing reversed Optigan Romantic Strings


YouTube via RothHandle

Wendy playing the Optigan Polka disc

"Yesterday...as in Saturday me and Wendy recorded some new and fresh stuff for a Canadian Danceproduction. By new and fresh I of course mean old and scratchy. Most of the day was spended rummaging around Mellotron tapes, Optigan discs and vinyl. Everything for the quest of the perfect noise and loop. A lot of laughs and a great lunch at Sundbybergs number one place for good Gyoza, Daichii.

This little snippet is of the wondrous Wendy playing My Optigan with the very elusive Polka disc in it.

If you are curious to learn more about Wendy she is of course on Myspace and if you want to find out more about the studio please mumble by www.roth-handle.nu

Thanks for watching,

Mattias"

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1 comment:

  1. I think we need to set up some kind of collection to buy this guy a decent video camera. Just about anything is better than what he's using now, and the stuff is otherwise fascinating.

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