MATRIXSYNTH: Martin Agterberg - Rebolty Yours Forever (1984)


Saturday, June 05, 2010

Martin Agterberg - Rebolty Yours Forever (1984)


YouTube via GeorgiRusev — April 30, 2010 — "Dutch synth producer, who uses a lot of different analog equipment. Very melodic, very catchy sound bringing back the 80's electronic nostalgia. Martin Agterberg worked together with Fred A. de Groot."
My brain is not working - what's the synth on top of the Polysix?
Posted by matrix at 6/05/2010 02:46:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. twilex6/5/10, 6:57 PM

    Not sure, but I'm loving this song. Is it Rebolty, or Robolty?

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  2. Steve6/5/10, 7:55 PM

    He's playing the Polysix. I can't see any of the controls on the synth above it. It might be a Roland Jupiter-6, or maybe a second Poly-61. It might be a paraphonic synth, maybe a Crumar. The Korg Mono Poly is in the foreground below, and above it is a Korg Vocoder.

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  3. Steve6/5/10, 8:28 PM

    I found a better copy of the picture above. http://www.xs4all.nl/~reedgors/64/Images/Martin-en-JP-in-studio.jpg From the white outline around the control section, it appears to be an early Ensoniq machine, probably an ESQ-1 or SQ-80, but maybe a Mirage.

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  4. Steamy Vicks6/5/10, 9:34 PM

    It's a Korg LP-10.

    http://www.tonetweakers.com/used/korg_lp10.htm

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