Electroluver - I bought one of his CS-15. It was very, very well-packed. Safe shipping, good communication and an item in fantastic condition, all at a negotiable price! I must recommend him now that he's about to sell some synths from Vancouver.

I'd love to make trades with more of you guys here!

Micke wrote:Good work iProg . The info comes from an article published in the June 1984 of Keyboard magazine.

No probs IMO that Pointer Sisters album contains some really good synth work! (Break Out, 1983)

Found it in the "Favorite Synth Sounds" thread a while ago, Om wrote: Suburban Bather wrote:I also really liked the other Jump song from the same era, have no idea who the band was but I remember it being a woman who sang the song. That'd be the Pointer Sisters. Not 100% sure which synths featured i...

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Wow, Steve, cool that you're able to recognize the issue so fast and knowing exactly how to fix it...impressive!

I also have a great tech around...he never lets me down and it's not expensive. He's also well equipped with original spare parts!

D-50 is PCM samples+LA synthesis and the JX-8P is traditional subtractive...so what's similar?

From Dave Frank himself... "The sussudio bass sound was 2 tracks of minimoog sequenced on a oberheim dsx sequencer. Not midi.. .control voltage/gate. First we recorded a sound with lots of bottom without any resonance on the filter.the other track was lots of resonance+ super fast decay on the filt...

Thank you guys for nice comments!

It now sits underneath my Pro-One in my studio. MINT condition with octave jump mod and MIDI! HAH!

Sussudio does sound sh101 like, but it's not because of the portamento. Sounds like the res is cranked a shit-ton so you can still hear the original pitch. I sat here and tried to recreate it. Something else is tracking with it. It's obviously triggered by a drum machine (bass drum?) or by a sequen...

Micke wrote:The "voicy" stuff on P.Y.T. was done with a Prophet 5 running through a Bode vocoder and doubled with VP-330.

Haha, that's amazing!

Joey wrote:as i said before... candidate for one of the best albums of 2009

SOTU is way better I think...and there's lot more good stuff on the way...but a very good one it is. Looking forward to Senior already!

Micke wrote:The Gong-like intro to Beat It was done on a Synclavier II. No Fairlight was used in the making of "Thriller".

The bass line is a combination of an electric bass and Synergy.

Isn't there a Fairlight vox sound in "P.Y.T"?

Micke wrote:Yeah, I do remember reading in an old keyboard magazine that the song was made with the Oberheim system.
I don't recall in what thread I posted about it though.

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premieklovn wrote:Swedish cheese with Juno 60 in video.

They are a really shitty band IMO. Monomen are a lot better

Phil Collins' "Sussudio" as mentioned earlier sounds like the SH-101 rubber style to me, correct me if I'm wrong.

In the video, the chords are played on a Prophet-5...