What turned you on to electronic/synth music?
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A lone microkorg ina guitar shop. Yup thats right. other then my POS keyboards at home which I barely touched, mainly to tune my guitar, it was a microkorg that turned me to synths big time, I got that very mk from the shop and have played it daily since <3.

Ashe37 wrote:I find it funny that you're a guitar pedal snob and yet don't own a single analog synth.
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I remember like it was yesterday, Chase's Wierd Song number One, although the theme from Rockford Files softened me to them a bit I think.
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I hated electronic music with a passion until this opened my eyes.
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I heard d**k Hyman's Minotaur, S-OB, and ELP. In 1970, I messed around in Vladimir Ussachevsky's lab--WOW! Buchla, Moog modules, tape machines--I still have some recordings somewhere.
1972--bought Sonic Seasonings--IMO, a benchmark of electronic music
1973--played a Moog modular, started working in a music store--sold ARP, Moog, Roland, Oberheim, Korg, etc. Great times.
Still dabbling today...
1972--bought Sonic Seasonings--IMO, a benchmark of electronic music
1973--played a Moog modular, started working in a music store--sold ARP, Moog, Roland, Oberheim, Korg, etc. Great times.
Still dabbling today...
That's a darn cool synth-score. The good 'ol Oberheim four-voice was used a lot for bass sounds on this score. The powerful bass part on "Team Assembly" for example was from an Emulator II on a PPG bass sound with the four-voice midi'd to it.wildstar wrote:1. John Carpenter's score to Prince of Darkness.
Changed my life, still influencing me. Hit me at a young age, then was forgotten and latent for years.
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