# NAMM pics...

- Site: Analog Industries
- Author: Chris Randall
- Date: 2006-01-19
- URL: https://analogindustries.com/2006/01/namm-pics/

Brandon Daniel has put up pics of some of the analog highlights at NAMM. Check [his site](http://www.fdiskc.com/syn/) for the goods. (Click on NAMM shows->Winter->2006.)

Of special note are the Chaos Computer from Livewire, which looks outstanding, and the new Korg Radias, which I've taken a shine to. (Korg, unlike some synth companies named Roland that we won't name, has managed to put out some trendsetting products over the last couple years.)

## Comments (12)

**rasmus_nyaker** (2006-01-19):

Not trying to bitch, but it's named RadiAs, not RadiUs

**joshua_schnable** (2006-01-19):

I've got your three-part review right here:

1. Take the old macromedia site (now Adobe): http://macromedia.com/

2. Change a few of the products from bloated useless apps (yeah, Dreamweaver, I'm talking about you) to bloated useless Fantom's. Shake vigorously and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.

3. Voila: http://rolandus.com/

Of couse, as I write this, the Korg site is crapping out on their new products (looks like a scripting error, or the "new product" thumbnails got put in before the acutal product pages). However, once working, there will actually be interesting new gear there.

**disconnector** (2006-01-19):

I've got your three-part review right here:

1. Take the old macromedia site (now Adobe): http://macromedia.com/

2. Change a few of the products from bloated useless apps (yeah, Dreamweaver, I'm talking about you) to bloated useless Fantom's. Shake vigorously and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.

3. Voila: http://rolandus.com/

Of couse, as I write this, the Korg site is crapping out on their new products (looks like a scripting error, or the "new product" thumbnails got put in before the acutal product pages). However, once working, there will actually be interesting new gear there.

**mush** (2006-01-19):

Not trying to bitch, but it's named RadiAs, not RadiUs

**Chris Randall** (2006-01-19):

Don't know what you're talking about. I spelled it right, as you can plainly see. ;-)

-CR

**Subliminal Fusion** (2006-01-20):

Sure, Roland may not have anything interesting in their new line-up, but they've got a shiny new web site! No more orange and purple for them!

**Chris Randall** (2006-01-20):

I'm surprised Sonic Shit doesn't have a three-part article on the making of the new Roland web site.

Speaking to that, Harmony Central has begun offering up their mailing list to the highest bidder. I got a special Roland Edition of HC Insider today. Fucking spare me. Like that's inside information or something.

-CR

**joshua-s** (2006-01-20):

I've got your three-part review right here:

1. Take the old macromedia site (now Adobe): http://macromedia.com/

2. Change a few of the products from bloated useless apps (yeah, Dreamweaver, I'm talking about you) to bloated useless Fantom's. Shake vigorously and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.

3. Voila: http://rolandus.com/

Of couse, as I write this, the Korg site is crapping out on their new products (looks like a scripting error, or the "new product" thumbnails got put in before the acutal product pages). However, once working, there will actually be interesting new gear there.

**giantm** (2006-01-20):

I don't know what it is exactly, but I want one of those mutant iBook/Mellotron things (The Memotron that is) I've never thought about it before, but there's something sexy about a white plastic keyboard wih a slot loading cd-rom drive. I'm starting to undertand why I drool when looking at the Apple product page...

**Tom** (2006-01-20):

No new Moog, then?

**brandon daniel** (2006-01-20):

Looks like no new moog at namm, unless they're holding it out for the weekend, which would be weird. Maybe at Messe.

**kokoon** (2006-01-20):

does the radias have ledrings around encoders? are those even encoders or are they pots?