Submitted by pete nelson of No Percussion No Explosion:
Pic is of didier ignoring juno 60 in favour of childrens accordion
Didier reminds me a bit of Luna. What do you think?
Submitted by pete nelson of No Percussion No Explosion:
Pic is of didier ignoring juno 60 in favour of childrens accordion
Didier reminds me a bit of Luna. What do you think?
Courtesy of our friend polynominal, Mimì returns, this time with an SH-101!
From dj vivi pedraglio, who left this photo for us on myspace:
dj kikovas…with his roland sp-404.
dj vivi pedraglio comes to us from Argentina and has some really interesting beats and sounds. Check out her link above. She has also been featured recently on matrixsynth.
dj kikovas has at least one other photo, so we'll see more of him soon here at CatSynth. As for dj vivi herself:
Looks like she has the same idea here as Mimì 😉
Tonight's podcast is an excerpt from the “Synthesizer Summit” at the Luggage Store Gallery in San Francisco. Basically, the performance is an improvisation by several artists playing hardware synths. If I recall correctly, the artists and their respective synths were:
Synthia Payne: Roland JP8000
Amar Chaudhary: E-MU Proteus 2000 (Mo'Phatt + Vintage) and Morpheus
LX Rudis: Oberheim Matrix 12
Jim Ryan: Arp 2600
Will Grant: E-MU UltraProteus
Note: many subscribers may have heard another excerpt fromt the Synthesizer Summit that I accidentally released a few weeks back instead of the advertised Woodstockhausen 2003 performance (that has since been corrected).
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Remember Mimì? Well, it looks like she's graduated from sleeping on synthesizers to programming them.
Thanks again to polynominal for submitting the photo and his continued support of this site.