Fairlight Instruments Factory Tour 1986 part 2

[forgottencinema]

Companies of today should look at this environment and make the modern workplace like this,instead of the twisted snake pits they expect us to work in these days.

[NuGanjaTron]

20cent tour? "Unlimited potential for making funny noises"? Obviously very tongue in cheek Aussie humour. ;^)

Little did they know they'd be out of a job a few years on. I wonder where they're working now?

[musicajuro]

That was awesome and hilarious. So many brilliant minds. They were so ahead of their time!

[Vacher12]

A wonderful insight in to such an innovative product.

[arpquadra]

Such a shame the company went bust,it looked a great place to work and Peter Vogul seems like a really good guy.

I would love to play with a cmi series II

[thomasayri]

hahahahah

[mastertung7]

the english ,british companies always made quality products

[kotep777]

man... thats the biggest dis ever to australian people....well i would think so...

haha totally understand tho.....hey fairlight....come back ...or maybe your sons and daughters could carry on the legacy? non soft ware of course....ok maybe not....

[mastertung7]

that was not a diss ,learned friend,..aus. would be included in the british.and the comment ,had not a trace of negativity in it,emu.which i know is aus.i would say is well made and british as well..u u read into it wrong....be clear inside a lil more,then you will be able to discern more clearly..peace and blessings to you

[musicajuro]

They're Australian.

[Meteotrance]

Now i understood why fairlight didn't survive to the synth and sampler market, all of this are assembly in hand with a brilliant small team of pionneer ^^ not like some company as Akai or Roland and Yamaha using some robot machinery to sold and cut the electronic device.

[Paardekut]

This is just too amazing.

Fairlight has always been a huge mystery and now, thanks to youtube and psvbluemts, we can see what it was like back then.

[blapo38]

Lovely naive video.They look like a big family. Amazing to see that such a sophisticated and glamourous machine like the CMI was actually made in such a nice and down-to-earth environment. Very very interesting. Thanx for posting.

[jbfairlight]

Excellent !!!