Making of the Optigan SURF ROCK Disc

Here's a mini-documentary of the recording session for the Optigan SURF ROCK disc, shot and narrated by Pat Quilter, co-founder of QSC Audio Products http://www.qsc.com

Featured are Matt Quilter (Pat's brother) on bass/guitar and Lee Kix on drums. Matt and Lee are both members of The Reventlos http://www.reventlos.com. Also appearing are Pea Hicks (optigan guru), Robert Becker (new optigan disc guru) and Jon O'Brien (sound engineer).

Please see our other videos for a demo of the Optigan disc that resulted from these sessions, and visit http://www.optigan.com/shoptigan/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2... to order a copy of the disc.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• optigan
• orchestron
• talentmaker
• surf
• reventlos

[douro20]

It is printed on photographic film, using a Linotronic.

[peahix]

@douro20 actually, no.

[deadbirdsings]

Thank God these funky discs were manufactured in a sweatshop by child labourers. I refuse to buy any product that wasn't made in a sweatshop.

[eihcraft]

upside DOOOOWWWNNNN

[xbgyuri]

hey cool video :))



[douro20]

What make/model of multitrack recorder is that in the mixing room?

[Keijz74]

Seriously: Nice work guys!

[Keijz74]

Woh Heh Nih Heh

Freddie is a devil!

[CaptainSiberia]

How do all the sounds get in the machine? It's obvious: witchcraft, sorcery, the occult arts. There is no other possible explanation. The makers of Optigan discs are witches and sorcerers and should be burned at the stake.

[BluTs1984]

ho cool, i would like to see the printing process! maybe next time...