Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
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Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
It’s here Elf……….
https://agflynn.bandcamp.com/album/sto ... ricklewood
I recorded it at 4am the morning, I was discharged from Dartford General, after being taken off the motorway in an ambulance, I was out of my head on morphine, and this album came out.
It was finished by lunchtime. All I could think about at the time was Tod Dockstader, he changed my life back then, and I wanted a similar vibe, on a couple of tracks, at least, all Micron, apart from an E-MU Proformance piano module on one track.
Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
Arpangel wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 5:33 pm
It’s here Elf……….
https://agflynn.bandcamp.com/album/sto ... ricklewood
Interesting stuff. I'd still say I'm not hearing anything 'unique' to the Micron, but you're making good use of it, and it clearly inspires you - that can't be bad.
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Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
The Elf wrote: ↑Thu Nov 18, 2021 8:10 amArpangel wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 5:33 pm
It’s here Elf……….
https://agflynn.bandcamp.com/album/sto ... ricklewood
Interesting stuff. I'd still say I'm not hearing anything 'unique' to the Micron, but you're making good use of it, and it clearly inspires you - that can't be bad.
Thanks Elf, it’s the general character of it that I like, and I still wouldn’t know where to turn, to get those sounds, the two long soundscapes especially, it’s the way the modulation section works, it’s very interesting.
True, you may be able to get similar sounds elsewhere, but the Micron produces them easily, with no bother, they are just there.
Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
Well, there is the "greater fool" theory - think of Beanie Babies. It can work for a while.
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Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
Synths, guitars, 'modern classic' cars, unopened computer games, etc. Asset bubbles due to cheap money and 0% interest rates.
But I'm sure TPTB have it under control. Right...?
But I'm sure TPTB have it under control. Right...?
Re: Are the older hardware synths becoming the new investment?
I had always assumed that much of the value of older hardware synths was the vintage variability of sound. I’ve recently been looking at Jason Cooper’s Voice Component Modelling using gated sequencers on the Rev 2. http://www.voicecomponentmodeling.com/
Jason has YT vids under the name Creative Spiral and it is certainly a development that has potential to impact desirability of older synths. Jason has measured the Sequential vintage knob changes on the P5/10 and P/OB 6. He believes Sequential have copied his VCM in their implementation. It certainly will be interesting to see whether Sequential run with the idea on their next release.
Jason has YT vids under the name Creative Spiral and it is certainly a development that has potential to impact desirability of older synths. Jason has measured the Sequential vintage knob changes on the P5/10 and P/OB 6. He believes Sequential have copied his VCM in their implementation. It certainly will be interesting to see whether Sequential run with the idea on their next release.
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