Studio tour and ambient track using: Minimoog Model D Arp Odyssey Mark III DSI Sequential Prophet 6 KARP Odyssey x 2 Creamware Prodyssey ASB Nord Lead III Takamine 12 string acoustic
This is so weird...my mate had a CS10 back in the day when we were young teenagers.....my first synth was a Jen Sx1000 bought from Mameloks in Manchester, Xmas present 1981
Holy shit, I’ll tell ya man it’s like looking into one of my rooms or studio, except mine are more guitar oriented... same toys and everything. Weird. You have all the keys I love, the older ones have character man.Anyway, nice studio, oh, and Kirk will always be King Captain!
Thanks, Randy👍❤👍...it's changed a bit since this was recorded. Seriously overhauled the pedal board. The Strymon delays are seriously good plus got the Behringer Pro-1 which is astonishing
No problem friend 👌😺👌 I see you also have an echo-pro in your rack (for guitar)? I got the echo, mod, and filter-pro in my guitar rack after seeing Trevor Rabin live... a little trick for the echo is running an echoplex preamp section pedal into it. It really sounds great. I also use that in conjunction with the Boss tape echo double pedal as well, it’s kinda that missing something you didn’t know was missing. I’m looking to get a prophet5 and am on the fence about an old or a new one, any thoughts?
@@nonsenseinmyhead9016 I've actually got the echo pro running into the Prodyssey ASB...The only comment I can make about the Prophet 5 is that I've chatted about the Rev 2 to a very clever guy who runs one of Europe's biggest synth museums as a hobby and also repairs vintage synths to help the community out and he flat out refuses to repair Rev 2's...he states that they are way to unreliable and as such complete pain to repair...I've got a Prophet 6, it's very classy sounding but "polite" to my ears...I suggest you go and try a Prophet 6 but with everything that Behringer is doing at the moment,.it might be worth exercising a bit of patience I have a feeling their OBXA clone could be just around the corner....
Hi my friend just looking at your vid again and saw the Gary Numan stuff. Thats how it all started for me. Have you got/ heard the blue album, by Tubeway Army, that was my inspiration to learn guitar and start writing songs. I worked out every guitar part ,synth part , bass part ,vocal part to every song on that album, still love it to pieces. 'Somethings in the house' and 'Steel and you' and 'Shadow in Vain ' and 'Listen to the sirens' big favs, but not a track on that album I do not love.
Yes! First Numan album I was bought was Replicas, was a Xmas present for 1979 but couldn't wait, lol...Then got TPP for Xmas that year and in the New Year bought Tubeway Army with pocket money but by then it was the released version with the white cover... Yes, I learnt all the keyboard parts of Replicas and TPP on a Casio VL Tone then a Jen SX1000!!
