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The Man Who Ran the Fairlight's Software: Paul Schlusser on the Series III, CAPS and Freshwater
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Read ArticleThe Final Countdown: How I Rebuilt the Most Famous Synth Fanfare in Rock
Two synths, one fanfare, and a riff that sat in a drawer for years. I rebuilt Europe's "The Final Countdown" note by note, and here's how that famous brass sound was really made.
Read ArticleThe Commodore 64 Is Back! Unboxing the C64 Ultimate with Cris Blyth
Cris Blyth helped design the box, so I got the full tour: the C= that moved, a USB stick in a cassette case, eight SID chips inside the FPGA. Then we pulled Rob Hubbard's Commando apart, one voice at a time.
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