03 Nov 2001, 12:10 | #11 |
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here´s the list of equipment that has been used for the production of the FY-album:
roland jupiter 8 roland m 100 system roland tr 808 arp odyssey korg ms 20 korg ms 10 ppg wave 2.3 ppg waveterm linn lm 1 hohner string solina string that was it as far as i remember... +0:-) http://www.atlanticpopes.de everybody is a pope...... |
05 Nov 2001, 10:23 | #12 |
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Thanks Bern, I try to find some of those to my new music project...classic equipment`s indeed <img src=icon_smile_cool.gif border=0 align=middle>
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05 Nov 2001, 13:34 | #13 |
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Thank you... I'lll try to catch the legendary FY-sound with those...:)
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05 Nov 2001, 14:05 | #14 |
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Aah... The "Roland Jupiter 8"... The king of all analog synthesizers!!! What a lovely list of classic synts. However I thought that the Prohpet 5 was used on Forever young.
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05 Nov 2001, 19:53 | #15 |
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But, nowadays you can get like all sounds without any synths...
Just today I got a musicprogram that my friend in Daily Planet now uses (he is selling out all his synths) and there you find everything you need! It´s charming with synths, yes, but maybe the synthezises´ time has past... ~/~/~Crystal vibrations~/~/~ |
05 Nov 2001, 21:19 | #16 |
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I agree with Avil... It's kind of funny to hear the old synth-guys speak devoutly about their analogue synths. I really can't understand their point...It's like using horses instead of cars!
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05 Nov 2001, 22:29 | #17 |
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That´s very true. I love synthezises, but some day people have to see the fact that rget belong to the past. The future is not in 1000 years...it´s the next moment you breath.
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06 Nov 2001, 09:57 | #18 |
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But...let's not get negative here! Comparing the horse-car thing to this... well, think about it; using horses instead of cars wouldn't be that bad at all, actually it would be friendlier towards the environment :)... synths are just so brilliant I think, they are my tools, if I work with music, I work with synths (or guitars)... you just can't escape the fact that synths provide brilliant and wonderful sounds...just love 'em...:)...
RETRO RETRO RETRO. SYNTHS SYNTHS SYNTHS.... <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> 80'S 80'S 80'S..... "the 80's child" |
06 Nov 2001, 11:33 | #19 |
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I just have to say: The sound of "SLAM" on the 1984 Forever Young is PHANTASTIC BEAUTIFUL!!!
Even if the 1992 remix on FH by dear Mr Lloyd is maybe more "upbeat" you can´t even compare it with the old 80:th synthesizer sound. It is just something about it I can´t explain. It's more... pure. And it is, in my oppinion the best they have ever done. And when I´m on the subject "SLAM", hey the FP version. I F***ING LOOOOVE IT!!!!!! Never stop Dreaming. Oh My... |
06 Nov 2001, 16:13 | #20 |
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SLAM is, it definately rocks...yes..:)..
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