Thank you. This one goes on the playlist with Lyra Pramuk. I want to include my voice in music and these (alongside everyday names like Brian Wilson and Enya and The Flying Pickets) provide vital clues as to good technique.
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Neva did naffin me!
(Extract from Bill’s Bumper Book of Excuses)
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Classical sounds galore:
Anyone recognize the modular or any of the other synths?
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This snapshot of his studio page was taken around the time of that video. Lots of gear. And no blue LEDs.
(also see the liner notes for his bandcamp releases)
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Ha, our studios only share a Korg Wavestation Ex and a Behringer mixer.
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cool nice sound 
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all the top modules ar Moog, underneath is a MiniMoog and a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 I think. on the left of them I dont know. Far left is an ARP, don know about the rest.
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Spunkshine
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…and i missed the Isam tour back then 
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Vosto on Nightride FM told me that you could see the lead singer of Bioreaktor dancing enthusiastically in the performance video for Na Zare. I like seeing a culture so different and yet similar to mine. And the music is both new and authentically old.
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such a shame Tim Smith died recently. this song is just soo good< I could listen to it all day.
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one of my favorite collaborations between 2 artists that I adore.
MR. KITTY and PASTEL GHOST
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(And yeah, if someone here can explain quarter-comma meantone to me in fewer words than that wiki article is using, I’m all ears 
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Temperaments are all about making compromises on your note divisions (intervals).
Meantone temperament
This means you compromise on the 5ths to improve the 3rds.
Quarter-comma meantone
This is basically the same, only it flattens the 5ths a bit. This makes the major 3rds justly intoned.
Just intonation
Just when an interval is using whole number ratios like 3:2 or 4:3.
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And Xenharmonic wiki (linked from that Wikipedia article) describes it as “the predominant tuning of Western common-practice music in the latter part of the Renaissance and the early modern (17th century) era.” Before even temperament became the accepted standard for concert performance, I suppose.
Edit: in all of that I forgot to say how much I enjoyed that piece. I’ve subscribed to her YouTube channel and it looks as if she’s making great sounds in slightly unusual ways.
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umm… I’ve been listening to Eisenfunk all afternoon. It’s simple german electro (is it?) that’s been keeping me going today while WFH
My fave album of theirs is their first - Eisenfunk - it has samples from 1950’s American nuclear war warnings (Duck and Cover) which kinda remind me of Fallout 3 (the game)
Cool stuff 
links:
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Lamb, a fantastic and totally underrated band imho.
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