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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Music Videos, Sequencers, Synthesizers
Remember the Acid Symphony Orchestra?
This short video clip comes from Flow Festival Helsink, where the Acid Symphony Orchestra opened for Kraftwerk:
There are ten TB-303’s in this orchestra and one TR-707(?) operated by conductor Mr Jori Hulkkonen. This was very good performance, but unfortunately I only have some short clips with very bad audio quality. These guys were supporting Kraftwerk, which played excellent gig later.
Imagine ten 303’s from Kraftwerk PA system… Ahhh…
via Chris Randall
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6 Responses to “Acid Symphony Orchestra Opens For Kraftwerk With 10 Roland TB-303 Bassline Synthesizers, Computer-Controlled”
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Last bit sounds like Stakker Humanoid to me
It definately was Stakker. I actually shot this video and said "klassikko" to my friend when that part beginned. I was really surprised when I found my humble video was posted here while I started regular reading at this morning
these guys are sick
confused as to why they needed 10 303s for that though… was hoping for something a bit different from the music…
Yeah, a couple of guitars, a bass and a synthesizer would have filled the sound out nicely. Could probably dispense with the drum kit, though.
This is an awesome concept – but it would be a lot more fun if they could bring the same expression to their performances, and the same cause and effect, of traditional orchestras.