I get the feeling that the Fairlight, like the Synclavier, would be very efficient to use once you wrapped your head around some key shortcuts. They're like the Unix of the music world.
I've been toying about with a recreation of the CMI environment called QasarBeach - it's definitely complicated at first and feels like you're using an old Terminal more than a music production system, but I'm slowly getting used to it and it really is quite well organised once you know what button does what thing.
That’s a USB mouse to lightpen adapter that was build by Joe Britt. You can read more about it on my archived blog: web.archive.org/web/20120127055451/dvdborn.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html
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Wow! great! Similar to what can be done with the Akai S612.
I love it !! great fun ! :) and yes ... 1982.. incredible . I like the txt additions too.. more please !
I dreamt about it when young but it would still be a great machine to use today. That breathy sound!
Absolutely great.Please more of this.
Awesome, David!
Excellent! I'll have to play with a similar idea :D Thanks for the clip David!
Brilliant!!! Don't tell anyone!
I get the feeling that the Fairlight, like the Synclavier, would be very efficient to use once you wrapped your head around some key shortcuts. They're like the Unix of the music world.
I've been toying about with a recreation of the CMI environment called QasarBeach - it's definitely complicated at first and feels like you're using an old Terminal more than a music production system, but I'm slowly getting used to it and it really is quite well organised once you know what button does what thing.
@@benanderson89 that's awesome, I was unaware of the existence of QasarBeach. It looks bang on like the Fairlight interface.
Sounds like Aphex Twin's Windowlicker!
They had made many series of the fairlight
Where is that sample from?
nice :)
Great video. How do you have a mouse on your IIx ?
That’s a USB mouse to lightpen adapter that was build by Joe Britt. You can read more about it on my archived blog: web.archive.org/web/20120127055451/dvdborn.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html
@@dvdborn Thank you very much. I will have a look.