Nyles Lannon
Nyles Lannon's Keyboards and Synthesizers
Mentioned in this September 26, 2021 KEXP Feedback interview.
Who doesn’t love analog synths? I snagged a used Arp Odyssey back in the mid-'90s at Black Market music in San Francisco. That baby has been on so many songs. It’s just a beast, just a gnarly, monophonic beast. Great for bass lines, great for lead. I also have a Roland Juno 60, which is a fantastic poly, it just never gets old. For fun/weird sounds, I have a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak. It seems to always have something to say. I also have a Realistic MG-1 for Moog-like sounds — very fun, easy to understand little guy with a fantastic sounding filter. I still need a Moog though.
Mentioned in this September 26, 2021 KEXP Feedback interview.
Who doesn’t love analog synths? I snagged a used Arp Odyssey back in the mid-'90s at Black Market music in San Francisco. That baby has been on so many songs. It’s just a beast, just a gnarly, monophonic beast. Great for bass lines, great for lead. I also have a Roland Juno 60, which is a fantastic poly, it just never gets old. For fun/weird sounds, I have a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak. It seems to always have something to say. I also have a Realistic MG-1 for Moog-like sounds — very fun, easy to understand little guy with a fantastic sounding filter. I still need a Moog though.
Mentioned in this September 26, 2021 KEXP Feedback interview.
Who doesn’t love analog synths? I snagged a used Arp Odyssey back in the mid-'90s at Black Market music in San Francisco. That baby has been on so many songs. It’s just a beast, just a gnarly, monophonic beast. Great for bass lines, great for lead. I also have a Roland Juno 60, which is a fantastic poly, it just never gets old. For fun/weird sounds, I have a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak. It seems to always have something to say. I also have a Realistic MG-1 for Moog-like sounds — very fun, easy to understand little guy with a fantastic sounding filter. I still need a Moog though.
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