This is great...thought i'd share with you guys (and girls)
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The statements "The chip is a tiny computer program the size of a domino" and "In the future women will wear chips in their earrings to listen to Beethoven" made me chuckle.
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Written January 21 2009
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indeed, very interesting
omg hot vocoder
also: peter ustinov = synth whore Also, LOL at female voices requiring more memory
why can't I keep clicking that I like this blog. I've been working with older computers and samplers recently and find this really inspiring. her terminal is lovely as well.
so thanks kidq where is this studio, with a nice analog desk, synths, vocoders, all operated by woman, saying "try tube shot"
I wonder what Suzanne Ciani would do with a Kyma system today? Makes me wonder if she retired from sound design. Chicks with Buchlas who like pinball are definately my type.
I really liked the Williams Pinball microprocessor sound programs the best. Lots of cross-modulation and classic blip bloops. Great sample fodder.
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playing with balls, getting them excited
omg lol. so the video just degenerates into ball and tube sexual innuendo. i had several tube shots while viewing.
RogerRoger said: "I really liked the Williams Pinball microprocessor sound programs the best. Lots of cross-modulation and classic blip bloops. Great sample fodder." Factoid : Many of the classic williams pinball-game sounds were taken from their games 'Robotron' and 'Defender'...both programmed by the legendary Eugene Jarvis. Neat find, kidq.
hot buchla action. also sexy vocoder.
no, suzanne, i don't want to try tube shot, i just want to play with your synths. come on, just let me touch you eventide harmonizer. oh, to caress your bode vocoder. fondle your buchla 200... ...sigh... that whole studio was ripped out, replaced with soft synths and DAWs in 2001, then re-done all vintage analogue again at nearly 50x the expense of the original studio in '08.
and chix still run it RogerRoger said: "I wonder what Suzanne Ciani would do with a Kyma system today? Makes me wonder if she retired from sound design. Chicks with Buchlas who like pinball are definately my type." Looks like she has retired, a quick look on IMDB shows the last film she was involved in was in 1996 (also..she's 62 years old now, so no surprise she's retired) link cool...one of her tracks is on the soundtrack to the bob moog documentary from a few years back link Well, there's your answer, I guess. link Looks like she did some orchestral stuff at some point, but it doesn't say if it was before or after the cancer.
I don't particularly care for most of her albums, as they're sappy and too boring for my tastes. But I was always impressed with her knowledge of electronic music and instruments.
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