http://www.vimeo.com/7305446
Ever wondered what it was like making electronic music in the late 1950s?
Now you can find out – without having to learn tape-splicing.
Gleetchplug has announced Berna – a “vintage electronic studio simulation.”
It’s got reel-to-reel recorders, oscillators, tape delay – what more do you need to make electronic music?
Release date: Monday November 2nd 2009. Price 10.69€
I can say no more at this time – but you may want to look for a lab coat.
Tags: 50s, classical electronic music studio, electronic music studio, fifties, Gleetchplug, history of electronic music
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This looks great!! Somehow, it’s the early synthesizer / electronic / concrete / tape experiments that take one back to a real excitement in possibilities. Like, before I was born ;p
This is very cool. Time to don the white coat and lab goggles and make some crazy sounds.
Damn, that looks like fun! And I already own a lab coat! (yes, safety goggles too… by sometimes you just have to throw caution to the wind and try science on the edge)
I've been wearing a lab coat and safety glasses all day (don't worry, it's my job, nothing kinky). The trouble is, I watched this video during my lunch break, and all afternoon I've been able to think of nothing but implementing 'Berna' in hardware…
Refreshing web site and useful contribution. I love music a lot. I’ve marked it to revisit later. Even if you are on the right track- you will get run over if you just sit there