Brass Ep. 31
“You can’t talk, can you?” sighed Copper as they headed towards the exit. Irons silence offered a reply.
Copper grabbed her Hi-Fi’s keyboard as she left the house. She’d heard voiceless robots would only communicate with keyboards synchronized to musical devices.
She immediately chastised herself. Clearly, that was stereotyping.
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Little Fears 
Stereotyping in the truest sense of the word – groansome, yet thought provoking.
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We always hope for the groans here. 🙂
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You inspire me:)
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Arf, thank you.
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Copper is wise. Not all Hi Fi keyboard may talk to robots.
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Yep, she is!
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The thing I like about this one is how far you had to reach to get there. 😉
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Let there be no doubt, I’ve reached a lot further and gone a lot lower before, haha!
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😊
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Groan
Just groan
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Hahaha, you know I love the sound of a groan, Marge!
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Can you hear me groan? 😀
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Arf, yup! 😛
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Iron was not in the Moog for communicating?
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That was a good one. I mean a really good one. Cerebral with a narrow audience but sold boldly. Good shot!
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I thank you for your appreciation x
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YW. Check my Avatar. Moog from the 70s. And I’m still in the Moog for more.
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Yes, I’m no expert with synthesisers but I remember them coming into music. I had one of those hand held electric toys with a stylus. Stylophone I think it was called.
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Ah. Musical clip art. My favorite topic! Here’s a scary thought. Synchronized electronic keyboards came to life in a company I worked for, Sequential Cicuits, along with Roland. I was one of only a handful of pople to watch it work the first time. Since 1982 MIDI is still at Rev 1. And is still in use as the defacto interdevice communication system. And all we have to show for that is music being created by one person with a computer, in a vacuum. Which is why, when people ask “Where is Cream? Where is ELP? Why does everything sound the same?” I say because like our world, we all tap glass to communicate, in a vacuum. Oops. Do I need to auto-tune this?
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Heh, glad ya like it, Phil. I think there’s a place for solo music to be made. As long as it’s not the only music that’s made. Hey, early 2000s British music, I’m looking at you.
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Cool! The visual is great as well!
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Thank you, Ray.
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Wow!
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Thanks.
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