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Similarly the video director of Celofan has drawn his inspiration from the way the musicians milked the sounds they made from one old synth module; the Korg MS-20 which was one of Korg's first major successful portable analog mono-synths. The musicians used patch-cords to over ride the hard wiring of the instrument and thus the video maker encapsulates this technique playing on the notion of hardwiring meat and vegetables.