Triceratops [Live at 909 B.A.R.]

Nous sommes revenus aux machines brutes, sans mémoire (chacun note ses réglages) et nous séquençons tout en Midi, retour à l'esprit Atari... PS : si nous n'utilisons pas nos meilleures machines (Tr-909, Tr-808, Juno-6, Jupiter-8, Sh-101, etc.) ni nos meilleures tables de mixage, c'est par choix de légèreté, donc de mobilité... Notre défi est aussi de parvenir à faire sonner du matos un peu "cheapos" !

We came back to the raw machines, without memory (each one writes its settings) and we sequence everything in Midi, back to the Atari mind... PS: if we do not use our best machines (Tr-909, Tr-808, Juno-6, Jupiter-8, Sh-101, etc.) nor our best mixing tables, it is by choice of lightness, therefore mobility... Our challenge is also to get good sound from cheap tools !

Tuning corner, who plays what :

 

Djane Ki : TR707, Crave, distortion, delay, flanger, mixer.
Eïki San : TR505, Toro, distortion, delay, flanger, mixer.
Dj Bouto : TD6, RD3, Solina, distortion, delay,, pitch shifter, reverb, 2 x mixers.

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Tuning Corner [CAT]

The 1970s spawned the first truly portable analog synthesizer, and while it was quickly adopted by lots of renowned musical artists including Jan Hammer, Chick Corea, Rick Wakeman, Jean-Michel Jarre, Isao Tomita and Keith Emerson to name a few, it was somewhat temperamental and very expensive.

In 1975, a new synth strolled into town. The Cat as it was called was an analog, duophonic, three octave synthesizer that was very similar to the ARP Odyssey. Its keyboard would produce two control voltages that were routed into its two VCOs. An ultra-affordable and even more feature-packed homage to that iconic synthesizer comes in the form of the Behringer CAT. Conjure up the virtually any sound imaginable with incredible finesse and ease. The pure analog signal path is based on authentic VCO, VCF and VCA designs in conjunction with 4 variable and simultaneous oscillator shapes and Duophonic/Paraphonic capabilities. Owning a CAT is like having your own personal time machine, enabling you to freely embrace the past – or shape the future. And the best of all, it doesn’t scratch.