Dave Smith Mopho Keyboard Sees Action With Little Boots

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Saturday Synth Porn: Dave Smith Instruments upcoming Mopho Keyboard some some action recently on the Little Boots tour:

The Mopho Keyboard appeared onstage with Little Boots at San Francisco’s famed Fillmore Auditorium on March 9, 2010. Prototype #4 performed admirably (and loudly!), aided and abetted by keyboardist Christopher Kemsley, whose day-to-day touring rig prominently features a Prophet ’08. Thanks to Vic (Little Boots), Lauren, Ben, Chris, Henry, Elspeth, Ash, and the rest of the crew.

Yeah – we know the Mopho Keyboard is still vaporware – but Dave Smith has been delivering fantastic synths for over 30 years, and from what we’ve seen, the Mopho Keyboard is going to carry on this tradition.

9 thoughts on “Dave Smith Mopho Keyboard Sees Action With Little Boots

  1. the mopho "rack" version has a really great sound and has an affordable price tag.

    i have played it in a store. what i did not like was the programming of new sounds. this is a very hard job, because you're skipping menus on and on. I dont know about the mopho editor, but i want a hardware synth to be hardware and dont know why i should buy hardware and make sounds via a computer.

    but it looks like the mopho keyboard has got some more knobs and buttons. This will hopefully allow you to programm a sound much faster and i like the idea.

  2. the mopho "rack" version has a really great sound and has an affordable price tag.

    i have played it in a store. what i did not like was the programming of new sounds. this is a very hard job, because you're skipping menus on and on. I dont know about the mopho editor, but i want a hardware synth to be hardware and dont know why i should buy hardware and make sounds via a computer.

    but it looks like the mopho keyboard has got some more knobs and buttons. This will hopefully allow you to programm a sound much faster and i like the idea.

  3. the mopho "rack" version has a really great sound and has an affordable price tag.

    i have played it in a store. what i did not like was the programming of new sounds. this is a very hard job, because you're skipping menus on and on. I dont know about the mopho editor, but i want a hardware synth to be hardware and dont know why i should buy hardware and make sounds via a computer.

    but it looks like the mopho keyboard has got some more knobs and buttons. This will hopefully allow you to programm a sound much faster and i like the idea.

  4. I'd get one if it had a 'mix in' like the evolver rack for connecting the tetra – but alas it's extremely unlikely that it will. Polychaining isn't properly implemented on anything dsi make except the poly evolver.

  5. I'd get one if it had a 'mix in' like the evolver rack for connecting the tetra – but alas it's extremely unlikely that it will. Polychaining isn't properly implemented on anything dsi make except the poly evolver.

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