npub1ug75t93nsu4z2ffg4zpv8eaffx9l0u5z3xygq2wztakfw9egyazshrn0uq (npub1ug7…n0uq) npub1p3wdryc49wzrw7wwgavrudtq3rd8n5ja7yaw2z8m59gkjmayfvgqyedrgj (npub1p3w…drgj) that was the transition period from traditional analog synths to digital/sampling/fm synthesis.
In 1980, the hot synths were analog Korgs and Moogs (the photogenic racks and wires), but just a few years later, it was all about unobtanium like the Fairlight:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4yKD5fvRbQ
by 1987, the engineer behind Commodore 64's SID ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Yannes ) was selling digital synths as Ensoniq.
https://www.vintagesynth.com/ensoniq/ens_esq1.php
Eventually becoming the dance'n'pad synths of the 90s.
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2023-11-11 20:43:58
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