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via Hainbach, some arguments for why it might be fake: https://twitter.com/Hainbach101/status/1471798144698658821 https://twitter.com/Hainbach101/status/1471798
by detaro 5y ago
via Hainbach, some arguments for why it might be fake: https://twitter.com/Hainbach101/status/1471798144698658821 https://twitter.com/Hainbach101/status/1471798144698658821 (mentioned domain doesnt exist, knobs look 3d-printed, ...)
- lil_dispaches 5y agoThe knobs look like resin to me.
- JKCalhoun 5y agoProbably the one labeled "SOUTEiN" — appears to have that "layered" look.
- wazoox 5y agoAlso the fact that the words are word-to-word translations of Attack Decay Sustain Release is weird; why would they use exactly the same terms if invented in isolation? Particularly the choice of "déclin" and "soutien" are weird, and "relâche" is clearly wrong ("relâchement" would be the correct term).
- S_A_P 5y agoThis. Think of other early synths like the minikorg 700s. The filter is called the “traveler” for instance. I don’t think that most of the “synth jargon” was coined just yet. Even the mini moog has non standard labeling. Aside from being a hoax, if the synth is real it’s definitely a very cool project and from what I heard quite usable as a mono synth.
- rvense 5y agoI want it to be true, but the notebooks don't really look like they've been in a shed for 50 years either...