Post B5X34v0NiPx9RNKX5M by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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(DIR) Post #B5UymB6gpxkrkDAZQe by vwestlife@mastodon.social
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In 1987, the Yamaha DX-7 harmonica sound was everywhere, including in General Motors training videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ialv-uI9XA
(DIR) Post #B5UzOSFbXrsfv2ahHM by dec23k@mastodon.ie
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@vwestlife The DX7 had some great preset sounds, which was just as well:https://chaosfem.tw/@ellieraejaye/116437410978154216
(DIR) Post #B5V4IdCqOqMPvjLHlI by mcourcel@allovertheplace.ca
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@vwestlife Hoof! That's a horrible video. lol! Harmonica sounded okay I guess.
(DIR) Post #B5VHgx8ZFNSG6DGmJM by mmu_man@m.g3l.org
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@vwestlife cc @MedBel
(DIR) Post #B5X34v0NiPx9RNKX5M by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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@vwestlife Clearly I don't have as musical of an ear as I like to think - I never would have thought that to be anything but a real harmonica, or similar.Also, what is with training videos and infomercials that make themselves look like talk shows.
(DIR) Post #B5X34vC50vJK1ensJs by vwestlife@mastodon.social
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@themaritimegirl It doesn't help that music videos and even some "live" performances (singing to a backing track) would show someone pretending to play the real thing, while actually playing the DX-7 harmonica: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc8wmLul3uw
(DIR) Post #B5XA8Wd6z2hOgB73gG by vwestlife@mastodon.social
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Meanwhile, Dodge couldn't afford a DX-7, so they just used an AdLib card. The announcer doesn't sound that impressed, either. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4-AU5oZo0U
(DIR) Post #B62h4e2AphvQs9Ln4S by yalek0391@mastodon.social
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@vwestlife the announcer isn't impressed because he's probably a car fanatic himself.
(DIR) Post #B62hCguI2H7G6CV2Yq by yalek0391@mastodon.social
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@vwestlife I don't see the similarity between harmonicas and training videos.