MATRIXSYNTH: Christinas Synthesizer goes old Berlin school (like Tangerine Dream)


Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Christinas Synthesizer goes old Berlin school (like Tangerine Dream)


YouTube via Synthiefrau — April 14, 2010 — "Hello lovely Synthfolks, Tangerine Dream ( old one) are my absolute heros. I love the sound of the Sequencer ( 911 Dot.com) and the other old analogue Synths. I am not a profieplayer but I enjoy the multiplicity work of this wonderfull instruments. I work with my lovely Mini moog and the Sequencial Circiuts Pro one. The LFO effects comes from the Doepfer dark energie, the white noise comes from my Roland Juno 60. The Sequencer starts from the Dot.com System with Synth."
Posted by matrix at 4/14/2010 10:01:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. apoptosis4/14/10, 1:59 PM

    You are always tripping over something or running into something. It cracks me up. That one on top almost fell off! be careful

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  2. Reed4/14/10, 6:59 PM

    One day I was in a taxi and the DJ on the easy-listening radio station referred to Grover Washington as "one of the pioneers of the Smooth School of jazz." School?

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  3. DRFRESH4/15/10, 8:39 AM

    Dangerprone SynthiFrau

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  4. Mars4/15/10, 5:38 PM

    Yeah, I love her videos! She's great, but man, she's clumsy!

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