I visited the biggest synth museum in the world! (It's in Switzerland.)

Ive still got my 1980s yamaha dx-21 keyboard..love it..still works..

The cr68 was used alot on Blondies albums..awesome..heart of glass etc...

Have a good one David.

There’s rotating speakers 🔊????????

My challenge for you is to make a recreation of a Minecraft song with your ableton and your p6.

There is another, I'd say much more exiting Synth Museum in Luterbach near Solothurn called «Synthorama» Check it out.

Great video!

Hey please put refractions on sale

All the synths on the shelves are clean and without dust covers. Someone must clean them all every week at least!

Believe me, this is not the biggest synth museum in the world

I visited the Keyboard museum in Klagenfurt, Austria. Also very impressive, and as I got the chance to ask for playing one of the instruments I also took the Model D. 😂

Wonderful production and video! I live 7km next to the museum :))

I see Mellotron. I become happy

Der heilige gral!🙏🎹🎹🎵🎶

Come an visit Fribourg and the museum. It’s nice and you will encounter friendly people 😉! Thanks for sharing.

Great Video. Eboardmuseum in Klagenfurt Austria is also a great place for synth and organ lovers. Not as well organized but a huge treasure trove and great people to show you around. Thank you Gert Prix

Senti muita inveja..no bom sentido!Parabéns por mostrar isso.grande abraço do Brasil!

Did you meet kylemakeshortfilms?

I live nextdoor in fribourg and never played there... I should go visit them soon!

Really happy to know this now, and even more because it's 10 min from my work, an immense thank you

Absolutely amazing array of gear!

I'm on my way to surpassing this museum if I don't put limits on my gear acquisition syndrome... 😬

Very cool. Another reason to visit Switzerland.

MELLOTRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON

Lovely video, wonderful jam, incredible place 🙏🏻 I was left quite curious about the experience of the creative camp as well!

That micro moog made the sound of me opening my ginger ale

Did they have a Chamberlin or a Mellotron... or any of the offspring of that generation of tape based samplers? Did they have a Fairlight or a Synclavier? Great video! The fact that someone was actually obsessed enough to collect all of those keyboards is simply amazing to say the least! (Question answered!! Thanks!!)

minimoog is the best thing ever made

Köszi a videót. 🤗

@mandelbro1 we got u 😉

Visit too synthorama in Swiss too it s amazing and you can play all of them. Smem look amazing place ! I have to visit them too 😅

Very impressive! I hope you can return someday and launch into a residence...

Awesome. Didn't know about this museum before... although I am a regular Switserland visitor. I have to go there next time!

This was great but I was hoping for a longer video.

I've got to go there somehow at some point. I could spend 50 years and not get bored.

Thanks for the ProMars shout out btw, wasn't expecting that. 😀

Using the swells you sampled from the micromoog for the video zooms and transitions later. I like what you did there!

Great video, David. Thanks so much! 😊

You spelled it wrong, its called Mausoleum… 😂 The intention to build the smem is good, but If you want to visit the biggest real synth museum, go to Luterbach to the Synthorama. There you can actually play the old gear!

I want a session in there too!

I wish you had focused on 1 unusual instrument from the racks, but of course they can't humor every request.

should we at least get some vinyl covers or old towels to cover them, or maybe some carpet on the floor if one is accidentally dropped on the floor when taking it off the shelve? nah - too costly.

Everything sounds better with reverb!

@mandelbro1

oh man that place is amazing! i wish i could spend a day with each and every synth in there