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Merry Synthmas From GForce

Merry Synthmas: The guys at GForce Software wish you a ‘Melly Christmas’ with a little switched on holiday music!

via GForceSoftwareTV

December 26, 2011 synthheadSynthesizersAlesis Andromeda, Arp Odyssey, Chamberlin M4, Chamberlin Rhythmate, GForce Software, Mellotron, Minimoog, Oberheim 8 Voice, switched on, synth jam, Wurlitzer Electric Piano, Wurlitzer Swinging Rhythm, Xmas Jam Christmas

2 thoughts on “Merry Synthmas From GForce”

brian pollard

December 26, 2011 at 3:00 pm Reply

awesome
xtopher

December 29, 2011 at 10:15 pm Reply

Like all things I love most in life, that was equal parts elegant and rediculous! Thanks!

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