JD Emmanuel recording Wizards in 1982, which was just reissued by Bread and Animals.
His synth list:
- Yamaha SK-20 Synthesizer, circa 1982, analogsynth/organ/strings
- Roland RS-50 Synthesizer
- Korg X5DR Synthesizer Module
- Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine
- Midiman USB Midiport
- Kawai MAV-8 Midi Patchbay
- Alesis 3630 Compressor
- Alesis Microverb III
- Nady GEQ 231
- Kawai MX-8R Mixer
- Tascam M-1B Mixer
- Behringer Denoiser
- QSC RMX 1850HD Amplifier
(↝via my record collection)
this must be his current gearlist cause a lot of this stuff didn’t exist in 1982. and isn’t the sk-20 a casio product?
nope, its a yamaha.
My bad, that is the current gear list.
Man, I have been listening to these mp3s on repeat for the last hour while working.
Composed and performed by Lubomyr Melnyk and utilizing his own creation: Continuous Music it just blows my mind. Like some Windham Hill record on speed. Check out his world records:
the FASTEST pianist in the world — sustaining speeds of over 19.5 notes per second in each hand, simultaneously, and the MOST NUMBER of NOTES in ONE HOUR — in exactly 60 minutes, Melnyk sustained an average speed of over 13 notes per second in each hand, yielding a remarkable total of 93,650 INDIVIDUAL notes.
(↝via aquarius)