A new owner
 

Hi
thanks for this wonderful forum and this is my first post here so hello everybody.
I just have a new baby: virus TI 2 Keyboard.
See you
Jarre1966

my studio: Korg M3, Korg Radias, Nord lead 2X, Moog Voyager, Moog Little Phatty Stage II, Analog Factory, Roland SP 404 SX, Korg ESX 1 SD, Access Virus TI2 Keyboard, Allen and Heath ZED 436 etc etc...

Hi Jarre1966

Welcome to the forums :D

I'm guessing that like me your a big Jarre fan?

Absolutely my friend, he's the best (for me)
where do you live? me, in Quebec, Canada.
bests

HI Alex

I'm over in the UK . Yes he's my biggest influence and the best as far as electronic music goes for me too.

Good Luck...Enjoy

Quite a nice collection of synths you've got. Must sound absolutely crazy in your music room. I'm new too, and just added a Virus KB to my modest set up. Lovin' it.

Welcome here Jarre 1966 !

I am also a huge fan of him.

Welcome here Jarre 1966 !

I am also a huge fan of him.

Welcome and grats to your new TI ;)
You'll see that you can get a lot of jarre-like sounds out of it...
I'm going to see Jarre live in a few weeks, first time. Looking very much forward to it! ;)

thanks
 

thanks for all your messages my friends, electronic music is the best!
my next is the theremin plus

I saw ur posts and checked out this Jarre dude. ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! sorry, i respect that u may like it, but I have no clue as to how or why. Some of the bleeps and buzzes are interesting, otherwise the music itself is pretty silly. I'm from Harlem NYC, nobody here would give it a second listen.

A little part of the how and why is paying due homage to a pioneer in territory (electronic music) which we now regard as established. He played the notes and played the gigs so that we, the jejune, don't have to. Maybe the folks of Harlem have lost some of their music historical perspective. Or maybe it's partly a New World/Old World thing which explains mutual incomprehension in so many fields of endeavour. Music itself can't be silly; only people can be silly. Jarre ain't silly. He done all right for himself, and for the brother- and sisterhood of music generally. :)

Dear topper,

Go read Jarre wiki. Then go read the history of electronic music. See what names pop up, a key is stockhausen, schaeffer. Without the early experiments of people like them, ambient and electronic music literally would not exist in the way it does today. The music might sound dated (im certainly not a stockhausen fan in any case) but the ideas and concepts those two helped pioneer have made their way into virtually all forms of music now.