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"This AN1X is rare in this condition and is in ///mint condition. It has a new battery and plays as it should. The AN1X was developed by Dave Smit when she worked for Yamaha."
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Note the blue CS2X knob.
Thursday, August 15, 2019
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Already heard he was implied in plg-150an card on a foru, years ago, but need to find the source again to confirm.
ReplyDeleteHow dumb I am :
ReplyDeleteSequential's founder, Dave Smith subsequently became President of DSD Inc., a research and development division of Yamaha. During his time at Yamaha, in addition to his work on vector and wavetable synthesis, which culminated in the SY22 and TG33, Smith also worked on physical modelling synthesis and software synthesizer concepts. Research that laid the foundations for the development of the AN1x.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_AN1x