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Q: What synth is used
in the song "Voices Carry" by 'Till Tuesday. Kind of similar to that used in a Rush song.

I know that this is a long shot... but please help!!
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nope- not it
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Ironically, Til Tuesday vocalist guests on Rush's "Time Stand Still"

Rush used Polyphonic Oberheim synths and Taurus pedals
www.savedbytechnology.com in Toronto is where Rush gets their gear.
Maybe they can help.
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The song/album was released in 1985, I find it hard to believe they used a synth that only came out in late 1987 (Roland D-50).
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I'm not sure what to make of the condescending attitude coming from ssscientist. I'm no keyboardist -- that should be apparent. I'm just looking for some helpful info regarding a nice, primitive (analog?) synth sound.

BTW, the Rush song I'm thinking of is "Subdivisions". When I listen to it, it sounds like an old modular analog synth, but I could be wrong. Thanks again
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Did a Google search and most hits seemed to point towards an Oberheim OBX for Subdivisions. Possibly some Minimoog on leads. Yeah, that would be primitive analog I guess.
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Yes, that sounds like it! Many thank-yous.
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