Laurie Spiegel’s Concerto for Self-Accompanying Digital Synthesizer.
The instrument is possibly the first realtime digital synthesizer, built at Bell Telephone Labs, NJ by Hal Alles and team, with C language software written by Laurie that processes the player’s live input into an ongoing accompaniment that will continue to be played live against.
via MusicMouse
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Great Vid. Makes me miss the good 'ol days of electronic music in some ways. I chatted with Laurie a number of years ago about generative music apps (I was a MusicMouse aficionado on my 512e) so it's great to see this, as I hadn't seen it before.