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Electronic music pioneer Herb Deutsch discusses the early days of synthesis and his role in the origin of the Moog Synthesizer.
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Wow, that’s a fantastic clip… and oddly timely (at least for me). My synthesis class is currently watching the Moog documentary, and this makes a good adjunct and another perspective on the development.
Then again, I live a life ruled by synchronicity, so it was bound to happen…
Never would have thought of the tuba as a “gateway instruments” to synthesizers.
Al
Nobody thinks of the tuba as a gateway instrument to synths – but pretty soon, you’re planning a modular synth and waking up in a cold sweat.
Let us know about your synthesis class – sounds cool!