FAIRLIGHT SYNTHESIZER SAMPLER / DIGITAL DOWNLOAD/ 40 x 40 cms / 72dpi
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The Fairlight CMI (Computer Musical Instrument), invented by Australians Kim Ryrie and Peter Vogel in 1979, revolutionized music production. Pioneering sampling technology, it garnered popularity in the '80s. Jan Hammer's iconic "Miami Vice Theme," Nick Rhodes' use in Duran Duran hits, Peter Gabriel's groundbreaking "So" album, and Trevor Horn's productions at ZTT Records, including Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Relax," showcased its versatility. The Fairlight's digital sampling and synthesis capabilities influenced diverse genres. Despite technological advancements, its impact on artists and the music industry remains profound, symbolizing an era of sonic innovation and shaping the sound of the '80s.
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD (40cm x 40cm / 72dpi)
Printable on any printer. A4 is the optimum print size for best quality. Our digital files are ready for instant download to print at home, at your favourite print shop or upload to a printing service and have them delivered to your door!
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This listing is for a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Colours may vary slightly from those seen here due to different monitor settings and printer outputs.
This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. This image is copyright of the artist © Andy Tuohy 2023. Image reproduction rights do not transfer with the sale of this download. No rights, copyright or licences are transferred in the download of this image. No commercial use, printing or sale to a third party is permitted with this purchase and will be prosecuted to the full extend of the law.
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