MATRIXSYNTH: The Sound(s) of Vangelis


Sunday, May 09, 2010

The Sound(s) of Vangelis

"The sound of the first works in Nemo Studio shaped mainly analog synthesizers and keyboards, initially Oberheim 4-Voice, ARP Pro Soloist, Elka Rhapsody 610, Farfisa Synthorchestra, Minimoog, Minikorg 700, Korg Polyphonic Ensemble, Roland SH-3A and the Roland system 100, 1977 and then more and more of the Yamaha CS-80, the Vangelis was now his main instrument. Vangelis was among the first CS-80 users in general, and his first instrument was the legend, even the adventurous way to take the train from across Japan by Russia."

You can find the full article on AMAZONA.de in German here, and Googlish here. via Marko of Retrosound.de.

Pictured: Vangelis in concert with two Yamaha CS-80s.

2 comments:

  1. AN i know a very good VST Plug-In Emulation for the yamaha CS80:

    http://www.buenasideas.de/2010/neue-version-des-me80-plug-in-emulation-von-yamahas-cs80-update-auf-1-1

    for only 40 $

    Cheers, Andreas

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  2. they are not Yamaha CS-80: this picture shows two ahamaY 08-SC..
    :-)))

    ReplyDelete

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