Thursday, March 18, 2010
Electric Independence: Vince Clarke and the Temple of Synth
via Pea Hicks and Matt Musick of Motherboard.TV. Click here and scroll for prior posts.
"The new episode of Electric Independence documents a visit to Vince Clarke's incredible home studio that features more analog gear than, well, probably anyone we've ever encountered. The founding member of Depeche Mode, Yazoo, and Erasure is enjoying the country life in Maine but still cranks out the jams, or as he likes to put it 'making something from nothing.'"
Vince Clark of Depeche Mode, Yaz/Yazoo and Erasure.
Vince Clark's studio synth list via here:
ROLAND SYSTEM 700
ROLAND 100M
ROLAND JP8
ROLAND JP4
ROLAND MKS80
ROLAND SH1
ROLAND VP330
ROLAND JP8000
ROLAND JUNO 60
ROLAND JUNO 106
ROLAND SUPER JX
ROLAND D550
ARP 2500 MODULAR
ARP 2600
PPG WAVE 2.2
WALDORF MICROWAVE
WALDORF PULSE
MOOG MODULAR
MINI MOOG
MOOG SOURCE
EMU MODULAR SYSTEM
PROPHET 5
PRO ONE
OSCAR
SYRINX
KORG MS20
KORG MS10
KORG 700
KORG M1
KORG DVP
SERGE MODULAR
POLYFUSION MODULAR
OBERHEIM XPANDER
OBERHEIM SEM SYSTEM
RSF KOBOL
SYNTHI VCS3
SENNHEISER VOCODER
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Its good to be the king.. =D
ReplyDeleteI'm from Portland - that's not actually Portland - I'm guessing South Portland, maybe Falmouth or further out... Sebago. Probably protecting his privacy.
ReplyDeleteLovely feature! Thanks for posting it and also to the makers!
ReplyDeleteSure he's got just about every synth ever made, but is he happy?
ReplyDeleteJust asking...
drool
ReplyDeletehe looks happy to me.
ReplyDeleteA possible contender for the best post ever on Matrixsynth. Maybe? It actually makes me feel a bit nervous just watching it. I studied the Keyboard magazine issue where they featured his old studio. Even more impressive in this space. To all the synth-dusters and collectors, let this be a lesson to you. These instruments are meant to be used! Stop hording them & driving the prices up! :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent video. :)
ReplyDelete:) TSF
An amazing artist for sure.
ReplyDeleteHe has his mad scientist lab but I bet he'll live his golden years fishing.
SIX system 100s? Come on...
ReplyDeletegreat!
ReplyDeleteBest Matrix post ever.
ReplyDeleteThis is killer! I love the bit where he says he's not really a collector anymore! What did he used to have???
ReplyDeleteThat's a great interview! I like how down to earth he is and the fact that he is aware of how lucky he is. He's not a pompous arse like most stars become. Great post!
ReplyDeletethats an amazing workshop
ReplyDeletehe must really dislike yamaha synths
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't list the Buchla 100 that he's sitting in front of in his gear list. I wonder if it's on loan.
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