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2003-03-17 by Jerry
Hi Gerald, Thank you very much for the info! I plan to sit down this evening and try that out. Was too busy over the weekend to fire it up at all but it sounds easy enough. I have a series III so I'm thinking that Page 3 is the Real Time Effects page? Sounds it anyway from what y
2003-03-15 by G D Vance
on 3/13/03 11:17 pm, Jerry at coasterdude02149@yahoo.com wrote: Bear with me here, this is where my absence form playing keys is going to show. I want to compose a piece using several voices. play it into page R and at some point mix it down onto tape with more voices and ornamen
2003-03-13 by Jerry
Bear with me here, this is where my absence form playing keys is going to show. I want to compose a piece using several voices. play it into page R and at some point mix it down onto tape with more voices and ornamentation. To do this, I need to create a System File with the requ
2003-03-13 by Jerry
Bear with me here, this is where my absence form playing keys is going to show. I want to compose a piece using several voices. play it into page R and at some point mix it down onto tape with more voices and ornamentation. To do this, I need to create a System File with the requ
2003-03-10 by Colin Ross
Hi Jerry again This is just a quick email I'll email you later as my good lady is calling me for my dinner. to get the floppy drive to work type f0 (then push the SET button) Series III approx 280 were made with about 210 approx still working. there is a thin line with this figur
2003-03-10 by Jerry
Hi Colin, Thanks for the welcome! I'm sure I'll need some help at some point. At the moment, I'm having a hard time figuring out if I can set sustain for a voice or if this is only available on a sub-voice. I don't own a sustain pedal and I'd like a piano voice to sustain a bit.
2003-03-09 by Colin Ross
Hi Jerry It's a pleasure having you as a member and anyone with a Fairlight is more than welcome to join this group, beginner or expert. I set the group up for people who own a CMI or even who use to own a Fairlight and to help and share experiences. Members can have an interest
2003-03-09 by Jerry
Hello All, Colin, thank you for setting up a goup for Fairlight. I was checking on the off chance Yahoo had a group and was happy to see this one! I am the proud owner of a Series III. I lusted after these in the 80's, first the IIx and then the III when it was relesaed. Of cours
2003-02-09 by Colin Ross <colin.a.ross@btopenworld.com>
The monitor on the photos part of the group is a IIX. This Fairlight CMI IIx was own by Tom out of the Thompson Twins and Martin from 808 State and of course ME. (History lesson over) Best regards, Colin
2003-02-09 by Colin Ross <colin.a.ross@btopenworld.com>
Hi there, The monitor with the the metal badge is the proper IIx monitor. the other monitor sounds like it was the later Series III MFX monitor. If I had a picture I could narrow it down. The black keyboard is rare as there was not very many ever made. I read once a long time ago
2003-02-09 by Kevin Kelley <xirin6@yahoo.com>
I have two CMI IIx's but there are differences in them. One has a black keyboard and the monitors have two different fairlight badges one is a metal label and one is similar to a sticker or is painted on. Can someone enlighten me on which of these would be factory? Was there ever
2003-01-31 by Colin Ross <colin.a.ross@btopenworld.com>
Hi John, One of the reasons this group was setup by me, was for the very reason of your last 2 wonderful emails listed. I feel that the Fairlight community are becoming thin on the ground but such great memories live on. Hearing about these is exciting as owning a Series IIx and
2003-01-31 by John Traves <john.traves@ntlworld.com>
The reason I called the previous posting "Divergent Sounds" is the following (I forgot all about it before): - At a release of the Fairlight a speaker commented that this was the first instrument that he had encountered that did not tend to converge to its own natural sound forma
2003-01-31 by John Traves <john.traves@ntlworld.com>
Hello Colin, I was fortunate enough to spend half a day with a Fairlight and Peter Vogel twenty years ago. I had been working in development on early digital synthesiser systems based on Apple II in California and dedicated digital equipment in Italy. We had made significant prog
2003-01-04 by fairlightcmiiii <colin.a.ross@btopenworld.com>
Welcome anyone new to the group. Any question just ask. Best Regards, Colin
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