There's something so enduring about classic synthesizers. Looking at it reminds me of the simple satisfaction I get from other well-designed systems. Lately, I've been unwinding with Geometry Dash, of all things. It's surprisingly puzzle-like, and there's a real calming focus that comes from clearing rows and keeping the board from filling up. It’s a different kind of vintage, I suppose, but the core satisfaction of mastery feels similar. Do you find there's a particular "era" of synthesizers that you're most drawn to?
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There's something so enduring about classic synthesizers. Looking at it reminds me of the simple satisfaction I get from other well-designed systems. Lately, I've been unwinding with Geometry Dash, of all things. It's surprisingly puzzle-like, and there's a real calming focus that comes from clearing rows and keeping the board from filling up. It’s a different kind of vintage, I suppose, but the core satisfaction of mastery feels similar. Do you find there's a particular "era" of synthesizers that you're most drawn to?
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