"GF: I still use just a few main keyboards. The Korg Trinity Plus is used for most string-type sounds and the Roland JD800 with string card for atmospheric beds/pads. These are often played together with E-MU 4 and Akai samples I made up from Synclavier FM sounds from as long ago as Brothers In Arms. I always manufacture or modify my sounds. The most common edit is to remove all key velocity for the beds and swell in and around the song using stereo volume pedals. I also have a Clavia Nord 2. This has real character. (I use) an MPC2000 for sequences/loops. (This is) all through a Promix 01V presenting the sound guy with just two outputs. I always mix my own stuff."
El famoso toquecito de sinte del Money For Nothing lo hizo al parecer con un synclavier (al menos lo usó en la grabación del Brothers in arms
ya tengo algo más, poco pero menos que nada.
Mark Knopflerr sobre el momento en el que vió que faltaba algo al tema y en ese momento aparece Guy con un sonido de teclado...:
"...Guy came up with a great wobbly sound - sort of an "ee awing" sound on 'Money For Nothing' and I
thought that's kind of good, I like that."
Ahora me pongo con esto. Aún así, es raro que apenas haya información. Y pensar que Idaira tiene página oficial...
Por cierto, atención a la respuesta de Guy Fletcher acerca del back-line de Dire Straits:
"There's 6 back-line crew, 4 or 5 sound crew, 5 or 6 lighting crew, the manager and his shirts, accountant, tour manager, production manager, stage manager, Pete Mackay, make-up, hairdressers, masseurs, minders, physiotherapist, chiropractor, drivers, meteorologist, acupuncturist and ventriloquist."
¿Es un cachondo mental o a ciertos niveles se necesita todo esto?
