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Tomita has passed

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  • One of mine, too, @TozBourne Sad news! :(

  • Hope he has a big modular Moog in the sky

  • edited May 2016

    @AlterEgo_UK said:
    One of mine, too, @TozBourne Sad news! :(

    Sad indeed.

  • For anyone interested: I just checked SynthMaster and some great Tomita sounds are found in the Historic Synth Giants Vol4 soundpack.

  • Aw shame, I've got some of his albums , great musician

  • edited May 2016

    Tomita was one of my early synth heroes.

    While I absolutely loved his incredible musicality with the Moog, I appreciated even more his indelible sense of humor when realizing the various pieces of music he tackled over the years.
    He made the Moog chirp like tiny chicks, made it sing nonsensical and hilarious "Boo-Baas", created aliens laughing together over a shared joke, made mules clip-clop and gallop on the trail, and made it beautifully whistle with as much emotion as any professional human whistler ever could.

    On the back of one of the early albums (which I eagerly devoured as they became available) he talked about how the synthesizer was such a new instrument that it would take time for any virtuosos to become familiar enough with it to make themselves known.
    Even back then, I felt that he was already one of those virtuosos, and he just continued to expand the boundaries of expression as time went by.

    Thank you sincerely for all of the wonderful music Mr. Tomita.
    Safe Journey.

  • @Audiohub said:
    Tomita was one of my early synth heroes.

    While I absolutely loved his incredible musicality with the Moog, I appreciated even more his indelible sense of humor when realizing the various pieces of music he tackled over the years.
    He made the Moog chirp like tiny chicks, made it sing nonsensical and hilarious "Boo-Baas", created aliens laughing together over a shared joke, made mules clip-clop and gallop on the trail, and made it beautifully whistle with as much emotion as any professional human whistler ever could.

    One the back of one of the early albums (which I eagerly devoured as they became available) he talked about how the synthesizer was such a new instrument that it would take time for any virtuosos to become familiar enough with it to make themselves known.
    Even back then, I felt that he was already one of those virtuosos, and he just continued to expand the boundaries of expression as time went by.

    Thank you sincerely for all of the wonderful music Mr. Tomita.
    Safe Journey.

    Nicely done.

  • As a young man I listened to Tomita (along with similar artists - MECO was another fave at the time) and was very influenced by his work. This is indeed a rough year...

  • edited May 2016

    Merle, Lemmy, Glen Frey, Bowie, Prince, and now Tomita, shaping up to be an amazing album. Leave it to Sir George to make it work. Almost wish I could be there to fetch the tea

  • edited May 2016

    …don't forget Emerson

  • @Littlewoodg said:
    Merle, Lemmy, Glen Frey, Bowie, Prince, and now Tomita, shaping up to be an amazing album. Leave it to Sir George to make it work. Almost wish I could be there to fetch the tea

    Oh, there'll be lots of time to make the tea, no hurry...

  • edited May 2016

    An amazing synthesist, Tomita redefined what you could do with synths. Sad news indeed.

    P.S. Maybe he saw the Moog Model 15 and thought "My work here is done"...

  • edited May 2016

    @u0421793 said:
    …don't forget Emerson

    Shit! Too many...

  • As a Casio CZ (Cosmo) series enthusiast, I'm eternally endebted to him. RIP

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