Thursday, October 15, 2009
John Foxx takes you on an Arp odyssey and MORE
YouTube via Synthasy2000
"John Foxx takes you on an Arp odyssey."
Vince Clarke describes an early sampling drum machine
"Vince Clarke describes an early sampling drum machine."
Anyone remember what this one was called? See the update below.
Phil Oakey describes how the Human League got the drum sound to Being Boiled
"Phil Oakey describes how the Human League got the drum sound to Being Boiled."
OMD Andy McCluskey breaks down the structure of Enola Gay
"Andy McCluskey breaks down the structure of Enola Gay.
From Synth Britannia"
Update on Vince Clark's drum machine via 7ate9 in the comments:
"drum machine = movement 2
first one i've seen in brown, all others seem to be in a tasty orange
movement 1 had a seperate monitor on top of a flat main unit"
See the Movement-MCS label below and scroll for more.
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drum machine = movement 2
ReplyDeletefirst one i've seen in brown, all others seem to be in a tasty orange
movement 1 had a seperate monitor on top of a flat main unit
This made my day!
ReplyDeleteHi, I recorded youtube with my VHS camcorder, then I re upped it to youtube under a different name!
ReplyDeleteActually it is black not brown.
ReplyDeleteWT
So that's where Dave Stewart's Movement ended up - with Vince Clarke. I remember the machine - Dave said he could also use it for his accounts - it had a particular sound but, as Vince says, was incapable of anything punchy and was no competition for the Linn & DMX. It did however, if I remember correctly, have some analogue synthesis capability and could sync to tape.
ReplyDeleteI'd forgotten what a dreadful bunch of two fingered keyboard players everyone was in the 1980s!
Not too much analogue synthesis I´m afraid.....just the odd filter cutoff or decay parameter on various channels.
ReplyDeleteIt has a very special sound though.
As you say, not fat by any stretch.
WT
Superb info, I love these clips, it's just like... finally! The history lessons I always longed to get!
ReplyDeleteThese guys ooze with love for the music still to this day, I think it's just marvellous!
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