http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKY-46eyRvk
Peter Vogel presents a first look at the 30th Anniversary edition of the classic Fairlight sampler, the Fairlight CMI-30A synthesizer.
See our previous Fairlight CMI-30a post for more info and the Fairlight site for the latest specifications and pricing.
I'm curious as to who will find this useful. I can understand the nostalgic appeal of retro digital, but not what actual purpose it serves — it seems like it would just make things more difficult.
For $20k+ it better suck my **** and let me **** it in the *** every night. The real question is though, will it blend?
LMAO! Word.
The funny thing is, it's awfully old but still impressive ;-D
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Sounds like he received his first email @ 3:19 telling him how ridonkulously overpriced it is.
This really didn't need the hardware component…"tightly integrated" my arse. I'm sure there are planty of off-the-shelf components in that disguised PC case… sad really.
Good example of product for people with way more money than brains. What a total load or sucker bait.
Right, but the same is true for all that iPhone shit so logical reasons don't always matter.
This product isn't intended to be a modern viable instrument… it's purely a nostalgia based run at some more money. If you always wanted a fairlight and couldn't afford one, but now you have a bunch of money from doing that boring desk job all these years, this is your chance. It's cheaper than a boat and fits in your bonus room! Tell all your friends how cool you are and show them the light pen (go ahead… they won't laugh… they don't even know how to pronounce "bezier"). For the rest of us… meh.
What?! With apps like SampleWiz, TwistedWave and ThumbJam, my iPhone kicks total ass as a portable sampler.
I so do not understand what this can do that is not easily accomplished with a decent computer and some software at 1/10th the price. And that interface seems pointlessly cryptic.
Oh…wait… ROTATING 3D GRAPHS???? Let me get my checkbook!!!
Pointless, the guy does not know that Kontakt is much superior that Fairlight is a toy hahahah!!!!
I'm more interested in the iPhone version.
But it seems pretty clear that this is a niche instrument for people that already have a lot invested in Fairlight workflows.
If you're a band that has a bunch of old Fairlight work, something like this probably looks like a bargain.
Vogel is so delusional at this point about his brand that I relish each new announcement.