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ryan summit wrote: and skully..what teisco?
lets see that shit

Gigged it today!

Fuuuuck.
That's the same one they use in Blonde Redhead, too.

I think Skully's is guitar scale. Don't they use a baritone?

You're probably right. I only remember it being really bassy.

You're right though, it's the same model style. Only the scale's different.

friendship wrote:Really would love to find a synth like this but, like, actually affordable.

Heard good things from my vintage synth hoarding friends about the new Roland AIRA stuff that emulates a ton of old stuff and includes many sliders and toys.

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/System1

$600, includes various stuff with more emulated units available to load into it for $$.

Phasehugger.

Phase fucking hugger!!!!

And an Iceman.

sonidero wrote:No Leslie died a few years ago... There are some imitators but it's not the same... We have Thong Man who rides his bike around in a nude thong though...

That's sad that he died. The world needs more people like that dude.

goroth wrote:
And an Iceman.

Yes! Come to the dark side. We have glam!

wafl wrote:

Eivind August wrote:Yeah, the reason why I like but don't love the 4545 is that it sounds a bit too compressed (?) or something for my playing. I prefer more open, harsh sounds. I like when fuzzes get synthy, but the 4545 can be a bit to muffled.

Honestly it sounds like you would love many of devi's pedals

Oh, I've had a few of them. Gotten lovely sounds from all of them, but they never seem to remain on my board for long I'm a fickle perfectionist.

Eivind August wrote:

wafl wrote:

Eivind August wrote:Yeah, the reason why I like but don't love the 4545 is that it sounds a bit too compressed (?) or something for my playing. I prefer more open, harsh sounds. I like when fuzzes get synthy, but the 4545 can be a bit to muffled.

Honestly it sounds like you would love many of devi's pedals

Oh, I've had a few of them. Gotten lovely sounds from all of them, but they never seem to remain on my board for long I'm a fickle perfectionist.

Sounds to me like you ought to make pedals so that you can eventually replicate the sound of your "brainwaves"

Someday my Nordic Ninja fuzzes will be reality.

Nordic Ninja - When you turn them on, you won't hear shit.

rfurtkamp wrote:

friendship wrote:Really would love to find a synth like this but, like, actually affordable.

Heard good things from my vintage synth hoarding friends about the new Roland AIRA stuff that emulates a ton of old stuff and includes many sliders and toys.

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/System1

$600, includes various stuff with more emulated units available to load into it for $$.

Ooh this does look awesome, I know nothing about this AIRA series.

Looks like I have some research to do...