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The other day I was in a music store called music world. Went in and immediately something caught my eye. I move to it. Its a brand new Microkorg mini synth/vocoder. I start to fiddle around with it trying to turn it on but to no avail. Then the owner of the store came up to me and turned it on. He gave me a quick run down on how to use the thing and said "Go nuts". So I did. We immediately clicked that keyboard and I. After showing me just a few of its basic capabilities I was producing wicked tunes. Right off the bat. Don't even get me started on the vocoder capabilities. For those who don't know its where you talk or sing into a mic and it synthesizes your voice into notes. Downside. It would cost me roughly $700 to get a working set up. I played it for a good thirty minutes or so just creating music off the top of my head. I need this synth. Who wants to buy it for me? After that I went to the beach and watched people swim and play in the sand from a distance. Doing that instills almost a feeling of omnipotence.
Over and out.
The other day I was in a music store called music world. Went in and immediately something caught my eye. I move to it. Its a brand new Microkorg mini synth/vocoder. I start to fiddle around with it trying to turn it on but to no avail. Then the owner of the store came up to me and turned it on. He gave me a quick run down on how to use the thing and said "Go nuts". So I did. We immediately clicked that keyboard and I. After showing me just a few of its basic capabilities I was producing wicked tunes. Right off the bat. Don't even get me started on the vocoder capabilities. For those who don't know its where you talk or sing into a mic and it synthesizes your voice into notes. Downside. It would cost me roughly $700 to get a working set up. I played it for a good thirty minutes or so just creating music off the top of my head. I need this synth. Who wants to buy it for me? After that I went to the beach and watched people swim and play in the sand from a distance. Doing that instills almost a feeling of omnipotence.
Over and out.