MATRIXSYNTH: NAMM: BOLERO ELECTRONICA (clips) WITH TEXT GUIDE


Friday, January 15, 2010

NAMM: BOLERO ELECTRONICA (clips) WITH TEXT GUIDE


YouTube via interstellarcrew.

If you are at NAMM, DO NOT MISS THIS!!! (scroll for the special event posts)
"Thanks for asking about the synths used Amin Bhatia in Bolero Electronica. Yes, seventy-five years of technology represented in over 100 pieces of gear - that's a lot of tweaking!

Here's a two-minute video reduction of the full length version with music accompanied by text to give you an idea of what you're hearing. For a closer look you should refer to the 'Virtuality' CD booklet which contains a full chart for Bolero Electronica as well a stanza by stanza guide written by synth historian Mark Vail.

If you don't have the booklet yet, you can get more info from aminbhatia.com."
Posted by matrix at 1/15/2010 11:44:00 AM
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  1. reSEQUENCer1/16/10, 10:44 PM

    Awesome presentation by Amin on Friday night. Got to meet Larry Fast & Michelle Moog, as well as catching up with Don Lewis. Frank Seraphine was there as well.

    I bought the Bolero CD and got it signed as well.

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