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The Selene

JamalJamal 410 Posts
edited May 2011 in Strut Central
if this is for real, shit is dynamite. probably gon be expensive.







Also did some research about older recording equipment, and that ish is maaaad expensive.. I wonder how much a RCA 77 used to cost in the days it came out..

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  • JamalJamal 410 Posts
    This is what The Selena is about:

    This video depicts the creation of the Selene keyboard, envisioned by Adrian Younge, Jack Waterson, Michael Wait, and Luke Jones. Commissioning the craftsmanship of Luke Jones (Ken Rich Sound Services) the team created a keyboard that is akin to a modern Mellotron. Younge recorded organic instruments through vintage mics, and compressed them hard to analog tape with an Universal Audio 1176. With an embedded Universal Audio LA2A compressor, the Selene serves the purpose of being a sample-based keyboard that plays and sounds like vinyl. The Selene can be heard throughout "Something About April," the follow-up album to Younge's "Black Dynamite Score" on Wax Poetics Records.
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