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Music From The 1955 RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer

In 1955, RCA unveiled its Electronic Music Synthesizer, and a new era in the history of music began. Developed at RCA’s David Sarnoff Research Center (near Princeton, NJ), it was the brainchild of Harry Olson and Herbert Belar. Olson was also the designer of a number of RCA’s microphones. This huge and unwieldy system was… Read More Music From The 1955 RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer

February 7, 2008February 7, 2008Leave a comment

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