John!
Is that Crumar analogue?
If so, it looks like you've accomplished what I dream of: a synth of each "type" - analogue, subtractive S&S, additive, virtual modelling and FM/FS. Well done, sir! :-D Soon you'll have as many synths as David Kristian, then you'll have Andy Bell's collection to aim for! Gulp!!! :-)
The FS1R is a thing of beauty, isn't it? Although I don't use trumpet sounds, the expressiveness and useability of the FS1R's trumpet pisses all over that of the Korg Z1! With it, you can perfectly imitate the synth-trumpet in T-Power & MK-Ultra's "(Horny) Mutant Jazz" ...if you really want to!!! :-D
Clive
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From: John/Slackonomics <slack@slackonomics.com>
Date: 2004/12/22 Wed AM 10:30:08 GMT
To: idm@hyperreal.org
Subject: [idm] Sports and electronic music - Was: "Squarepusher is Hot!"
On Dec 20, 2004, at 10:32 AM, Greg wrote:
quoted 16 lines man, this is a strage topic..."hot IDM guys/girls"! wtf! btw, it seems
> man, this is a strage topic..."hot IDM guys/girls"! wtf! btw, it seems
> like
> a lot of you guys are possibly gay, no!? nothing wrong with being
> gay(I have
> a cousin who is) but come on. I could care less who is hot or not in
> this
> genre. As long as there is good unusual music, then that is what is
> hot! if
> I want hot, I can turn on the tv anytime of the day, go to the mall,
> pick up
> 90 percent of magazines, or buy almost any other genre of music. Btw,
> I make
> synth music, and i'm hot! I don't fit the "geeky synth music maker"
> sterotype at all...I'm an ex-jock! doubt there are to many Idm/synth
> music
> lovers who also enjoy sports like football and basketball.
I've listened to electronic music since the early 80s (think Depeche
Mode/Art of Noise) before migrating to (post)industrial (late 80s -
Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, Ministry, nine inch nails, Skinny Puppy) and
industrial (SPK, Cabaret Voltaire, Einstürzende Neubauten, Coil,
Throbbing Gristle) and on to IDM/ambient (isolationism)/noise in the
mid 90s (Aphex Twin, Speedy J, Illusion of Safety, Lustmord, Merzbow,
Brighter Death Now, etc.) and I've always loved some sports, football,
namely.
I played football and some other sports and have always been fairly
active, but I also played Dungeons and Dragons and was really into
computers and synthesizers from an early age (I lusted after an Ensoniq
Mirage in the 80s but had to settle for some cheap Roland
piano-emulator while playing Ultima IV on my C64 and later on my Amiga;
thankfully now I own a Yamaha VL1, Yamaha FS1R, Crumar DS-2, Kawai
K5000S, Korg Oasys and Waldord XTk to assuage the lust I had for the
Mirage way back when).
It's true that electronic music fans are generally not sport
enthusiasts, but it's not always the case. It seems like most
"underground" musicians and their fans come from a certain antisocial,
antiestablishment mindset, wherein these fans and musicians have bitter
memories of being beaten up by jocks in high school, thus (perhaps)
eschew sports later in life. Or perhaps I'm generalizing. :)
--
Mr. Tangent [the binary police]
www.mrtangent.com
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