Fairlight-CMI

Well, I wonder:

We all know how older CMIs sound, but what about Series III?

I mean, everybody marvels at its sound abilitles and quality, 
but actually, except two choir (In "Paranoimia" (AON) and "Eldorado"
(Jarre) examples and bunch of common to all CMIs sounds, I find it
hard to spot anything unique around.

In an article I read waaay back, was mentioned that it has excellent
strings sound: how true is this, are the samples really that good, or
Synclavier beats it?

Anything more? Can anyone tell any unique sounds, maybe with providing
a short example?

Rambo

Hi,

If like me, you love the Miami Vice sound track by Jan Hammer , then you
have a pretty good idea of the Series III sounds.

Hope it helps.

     Laurent.


On mardi, juil 20, 2004, at 17:45 Europe/Paris, rambo@id.uw.edu.pl 
wrote:

> Well, I wonder:
>
> We all know how older CMIs sound, but what about Series III?
>
> I mean, everybody marvels at its sound abilitles and quality,
> but actually, except two choir (In "Paranoimia" (AON) and "Eldorado"
> (Jarre) examples and bunch of common to all CMIs sounds, I find it
> hard to spot anything unique around.
>
> In an article I read waaay back, was mentioned that it has excellent
> strings sound: how true is this, are the samples really that good, or
> Synclavier beats it?
>
> Anything more? Can anyone tell any unique sounds, maybe with providing
> a short example?
>
> Rambo
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