Re: [AH] Strap-on synths and controllers

From John Emond
Sent Tue, Apr 30th 2019, 16:17

Hi Sam,

Not sure if you noticed, I put guitar strap pegs on my battery-powered Micro=
korg for campfire jamming with acoustic guitars and percussion. My home brew=
 radio transmitter is velcroed on the back. And then there was the Ribbonz p=
rototype as I previously mentioned to Sam.

Cheers,

John
www.mondesynthesizer.com

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> On Apr 29, 2019, at 8:29 PM, Kenny Balys <xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote:
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> Don't forget the first strap on synth... the Tubon
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> https://www.matrixsynth.com/2009/05/extremely-rare-1960s-tubon-electronic.=
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>> On 30.04.19 24:08 , Ben Bridges wrote:
>> I had a Stepp DG-1 for a few years.  Was an amazing machine.  I will have=
 to
>> check some old hard drives to see if I have any pics of it.
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>>> On 30/4/2019 2:01 AM, Sam Mims wrote:
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>>> We're working on a /Synth Wizards/ episode that explores the evolution o=
f the
>>> keytar (hate that name!), or strap-on synth or controller.  If anyone ha=
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>>> original (as in you took 'em) photos or video of notable keyboardists pl=
aying
>>> one of these things, please contact me off-list.  We're also looking for=

>>> footage of Liberation and SH-101 performance or demonstration, even if t=
he
>>> player doesn't fall into the 'notable keyboardist' category.  Thanks!
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>>> Sam Mims
>>> Syntaur
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