ended up at tangerine dream's 40th birthday concert here in berlin
yesterday (don't ask - we got free tickets). awful dinosaur music that
i thought to be distinct by now but anyway... there was one interesting
detail among the cheesy light and videoprojections - they showed their
screens. 3 guys played keyboard rigs (edgar, his son and another
bloke). they hardly moved and you could not see what or if they played
as their hands were hidden behind the synths. right behind them they
had one huge biggest possible model flatscreen each. those were all
showing different virtual synths or patch editors. once in a while you
could see them flip through windows and scoll to load patches.
unfortunately the text was too small to read and didn't recognise any
of the programs in use. but it was all pretty awkward. after 40 years
they've seemed to have discovered something lacking from their show and
a way to compensate for it.
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Received on Fri Sep 22 2006 - 17:30:54 BST