was the pro 5 the only funk synth
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commodorejohn
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Re: was the pro 5 the only funk synth
*drool*
Computers: Amiga 1200, DEC VAXStation 4000/60, DEC MicroPDP-11/73
Re: was the pro 5 the only funk synth
The following synths/keyboards are listed on the album cover:walkathon wrote:
Oberheim Polyphonic synthesizer (8-voice)
Obie I (not shown in picture)
Yamaha CP-30
Hohner D6 Clavinet
ARP 2600
Mini-Moog
ARP String Ensemble
Yamaha Polyphonic Synthesizer (CS-50)
Sequential Circuits Prophet Synthesizer (not shown in picture - possibly one of Patrick Gleeson's 10-voice Prophet's)
ARP Odyssey
Poly-Moog
Micro-Moog
Acoustic Piano,
E Mu Polyphonic Synthesizer (not shown in picture -Patrick Gleeson's modular system)
Rhodes Electric Piano
Sennheiser Vocoder VSM 201
(The EML Synkey isn't listed but is clearly seen in the picture).
That's an awesome setup to say the least!
"The (Yamaha) CS-80 is a step ahead in keyboard control, and a generation behind in digital control" -- Dan Wyman, Jan 1979
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pflosi
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Re: was the pro 5 the only funk synth
And a musician that's no less awesome than the setup!
Re: was the pro 5 the only funk synth
Amen to that!
"The (Yamaha) CS-80 is a step ahead in keyboard control, and a generation behind in digital control" -- Dan Wyman, Jan 1979
