Synergy - Sequencer flac album

The second album, Sequencer, says . .and still no guitars.

Sequencer" was started during the summer of 1975 shortly after the release of Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra. House of Music, where the first Synergy album had been recorded, had been a 16 track facility. During the summer of 1975 they went through a major upgrade to 24 tracks with a new MCI JH-500 console and JH-24, 2 inch analog tape machine with dbx noise reduction

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While Synergy's second album, "Sequencer", isn't quite as startling as their debut, it remains an intriguing, unpredictable collection of electronic instrumentals. Again, the sounds and technology occasionally sound a little dated, but the ideas remain fresh. Synergy - Sequencer (1976) EAC Rip FLAC (tracks+. cue+log) - 266 MB MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME . 3) - 96 MB Covers - 75 MB Genre: Progressive Electronic RAR 3% Rec. Label: Voiceprint (VP296CD). Larry Fast's Synergy was an extremely inventive and innovative electronic music project of the '70's.

Sequencer? is the second SYNERGY project. The album was recorded in late 1975 and early 1976 after composer/producer Larry Fast had returned to the US from working in Europe with the progressive band Nektar. Improvements in electronic instruments and recording technology made for an even more dynamic recording than was possible a year earlier