Gosh, it's been years since I saw the movie, but I recall loving the soundtrack. I'll have to get a copy.

Thanks for the (as always) fantastic info, Micke!

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Neat bit of history there, CTB. Thanks.

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Both.

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Oh, my! That is beautiful! Similar colour scheme to the OBMX.

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hfinn wrote:Here's another example of Vox Humana (with MXR Phase 100)

Vox Humana

<<drool>>

That's just luscious.

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Again, very very nice.

JP8 next?

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Gah, is there any dream synths that you don't own... :P Actually, quite a few. I'm still looking for a Korg PS-3100. But there are quite a few that I've never even seen. Elka synthex for one... Yeah, but you seem to be cycling through your studio to perform these solo pieces this week...to torture ...

The Chroma, of course. That'll be tomorrow's installment.

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Good find, Jack. And pretty fair articles too. Admittedly, my introduction to the OB12 was in a music store, and the Oberheim name caught my eye. Well, the bright blue casing caught my eye, but the name drew me in. I had not been following the OB12's development; therefore, I was shocked to see a ne...

My goodness, Heath, do you have any "normal" synths?

Lovely, as always.

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And you're a lucky bastard, too, Cluster!

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clusterchord wrote:for me, that is one of top three analog polys of ALL time. beautiful.

other two would be the "blade runner" and "rio" machines

And Heath owns those also. Lucky bastard!

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Hey, lads, I offered Heath my hand in marriage first. I've got dibs. Back off.

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I hate you, Heath. Hate, hate, hate.

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Good point. Four notes max polyphony on the MK.

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