Hello all, i would like to trace down the equipment used by this genius. for starters - does anyone recognize what he used here:
cheers!
François de Roubaix equipment?
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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
Those little creatures/animals/children are somewhat disturbing.
Anyhow, he's using a synthi in his studio here:
Could be that. Sounds like it could be something moog to me also.
Anyhow, he's using a synthi in his studio here:
Could be that. Sounds like it could be something moog to me also.
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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
An early EMS Putney VCS-3 with DK-1 Cricklewood Controller Keyboard, Eminent 310 Unique organ, Farfisa Professional Organ, Elka Drummer, EMS Octave Filter Bank, at 2:40 something that vaguely resembles an EMS Synthi Hi-Fli, some massive multitrack deck (four tracks).
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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
Many thanks! by the way - you have any recomends for any more stuff by him such as chapi chapo or Xavier à la Maison d'Arrêt?
(i much prefer the cukoo stuff with toys and bleeps
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(i much prefer the cukoo stuff with toys and bleeps

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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
Geez! What a trip down memory lane! I remember "Chapi Chapo" on French TV in the late 70s. My little sister used to watch it just before Casimir, who sounded just like Jon Anderson of Yes!!!
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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
He also recorded the theme song for Pépin La Bulle.
...who sounded just like Jon Anderson of Yes!!!... How very true
...who sounded just like Jon Anderson of Yes!!!... How very true

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Re: François de Roubaix equipment?
OMG! Pépin la Bulle! I used to watch that as a very young child in the late 60s / early 70s. I even had a Garatakeu soft toy! And I can't get over the news that Casimir, Pépin la Bulle and Jon Anderson were really the same person! I love those out of tune marimbas at the beginning of the tune.Virgule wrote:He also recorded the theme song for Pépin La Bulle.
...who sounded just like Jon Anderson of Yes!!!... How very true
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