Just saw this posted over at Keyboard Corner, very nice time travel through keys history:
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum ... ?TID=91772
An Illustrated Guide to Prog Rock Instruments
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shark
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Re: An Illustrated Guide to Prog Rock Instruments
Just a thought: what would prog rock be like today if NORD keyboards had existed back in the 70s?
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Re: An Illustrated Guide to Prog Rock Instruments
I actually know some modern prog guys use the Nord Stage, specially because it emulates those classic instruments
Synths: Nord Stage 2 SW, Nord Lead 4R, Vintage Vibe 64 Active, Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2, Minimoog Voyager, Prophet 6, Korg Volcas
Stand: K&M Spider Pro and Hercules X Stands
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Speakers: EV ELXP 112-P, Event Alp 5
Stand: K&M Spider Pro and Hercules X Stands
Recording: Zoom UAC-8
Speakers: EV ELXP 112-P, Event Alp 5
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Re: An Illustrated Guide to Prog Rock Instruments
@ Gustavo - I know I'm one of those guys (though I'm on an electro).
What I meant was what would those keyboard heroes of the 70s have created if they had Nord keyboards instead of complicated synths and unreliable/limited mellotrons.
What I meant was what would those keyboard heroes of the 70s have created if they had Nord keyboards instead of complicated synths and unreliable/limited mellotrons.