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A good read from a synth legend with a surprising entry in the list;
http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/jarre-synth |
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Thanks for the link. It's always great to read Jarre talk about synths. That 'surprising' entry is surprising, but with a nice write up. |
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They screwed up, it's not the RMI Keyboard Computer that he uses (although he did use that for Equinoxe), it's the RMI Harmonic Synthesizer.
Big difference. ---- "Don’t only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven |
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HunterKiller wrote: They screwed up, it's not the RMI Keyboard Computer that he uses (although he did use that for Equinoxe), it's the RMI Harmonic Synthesizer.
Big difference. Its 'favourite gear' not 'gear used'. Big difference. ---- To laymen, software development is something akin to wizardry. Neither time, nor effort are involved. If software is missing features they want, or has bugs, it is solely because someone has been too lazy to wave their magic wand. |
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Interesting list, but the Memorymoog is described as "The first analogue polyphonic synth?" How quickly we forget the Prophet 5...and the Jupiter 4...and the OB-X... |
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Vectorman wrote: Interesting list, but the Memorymoog is described as "The first analogue polyphonic synth?" How quickly we forget the Prophet 5...and the Jupiter 4...and the OB-X...
To be fair he did go on to say; "With the Memorymoog, and other synths that came out around the same time, in one fell swoop, we could make complete chords, and that changed everything." |
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whyterabbyt wrote: HunterKiller wrote: They screwed up, it's not the RMI Keyboard Computer that he uses (although he did use that for Equinoxe), it's the RMI Harmonic Synthesizer.
Big difference. Its 'favourite gear' not 'gear used'. Big difference. It's well known that Jarre really meant RMI HS not RMI KC. He sold it over 30 years ago. The KC wasn't used for Oxygene 5. So sorry to disappoint you.... Knowing and not knowing and thinking you know enough to be a smart ass - to everyone on this forum - for years on end.... BIG DIFFERENCE! BTW, shave that ego bud! It'll do you a world of good! ---- "Don’t only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven |
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HunterKiller wrote: It's well known that Jarre really meant RMI HS not RMI KC.
Mind-reading convention in town, eh? Quote: The KC wasn't used for Oxygene 5. So sorry to disappoint you....
its a bit of a lame supposition that im disappointed by what he used or not. Personally I dont really care. You might as well say 'but he didnt use the OP-1 on Zoolook, so it cant be a favourite' for all the relevance that has. He seems to have given a preference in an interview, and you're sulking and saying that its wrong because he used something else You can call him a liar if you want, but it was still an article about preferences, not equipment used. Sptting your dummy out because that was underlined is just a bit sad. Quote: Knowing and not knowing and thinking you know enough to be a smart ass - to everyone on this forum - for years on end....
BIG DIFFERENCE! Indeed. I'm sure you'll grow out of it eventually, though. Quote: BTW, shave that ego bud! It'll do you a world of good!
Considering how invested you are in the importance of being right about this, diddums, that's kinda ironic. ---- To laymen, software development is something akin to wizardry. Neither time, nor effort are involved. If software is missing features they want, or has bugs, it is solely because someone has been too lazy to wave their magic wand. |
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Wow look at that extensive post. I could say the same about you buddy!
It was probably the writer of the article who wrote the wrong thing. Once again you destroy your own argument, which when one looks at it, is just a big pile of nothing. You write just so you can see your own writing. But then again I actually enjoyed doing this, since you absolutely must do it to everyone else on here, for years and years. I just see through your infantile comeuppance games. ---- "Don’t only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven |
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For crying out loud people! |
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oh, that's interesting, Thanks! |
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HunterKiller wrote: Wow look at that extensive post. I could say the same about you buddy!
It was probably the writer of the article who wrote the wrong thing. Once again you destroy your own argument, which when one looks at it, is just a big pile of nothing. You write just so you can see your own writing. But then again I actually enjoyed doing this, since you absolutely must do it to everyone else on here, for years and years. I just see through your infantile comeuppance games. Its amazing how childishly invested in this you are. And now you're saying the writer of the article must be wrong about whether or not something was JMJ's favourite, because you claim to know what it should have been. ---- To laymen, software development is something akin to wizardry. Neither time, nor effort are involved. If software is missing features they want, or has bugs, it is solely because someone has been too lazy to wave their magic wand. |
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Which one's the "surprising" one? TBH, JMJ was always noted for taking up new technology extremely quickly and avidly. None of those in his list surprises me...
I wondered if peeps thought the JD800 was surprising because it's so obviously digital, but it was really quite a groundbreaker at the time, and JMJ was no opponent to digital synths at all. I know everyone I knew wanted one when it first came out. First time I got my hands on one I was impressed with it. Or is it that tiny Swedish thing? Again, JMJ is known to take up new stuff eagerly... |
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I was thinking about the Op-1. But your are right, Jarre has always experimented with the latest technology, including digital so in this respect, it's not surprising at all (contradicting myself here |
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whyterabbyt wrote: ... Its amazing how childishly invested in this you are.
And now you're saying the writer of the article must be wrong about whether or not something was JMJ's favourite, because you claim to know what it should have been. You destroyed your own argument as soon as you spoke in your very first post. Realizing that, you now try to do what every person in the history of humanity has done when they see that they have utterly lost the argument, they attack the other person. How predicatable. Since your first thoughts in the previous post were of childishness, that's what I'd say you are. What's the matter, don't like it when someone can see you for who you really are. Common what else you got? ---- "Don’t only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven |
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