loopey quote...

Doctor Schinkelfunk bbclap at dds.nl
Mon Feb 28 15:18:47 CET 2000


Hi Folks,

I read it and I had to share it with you wacky synthesizer-freaks!
Taken from the liner notes from the cd-booklet from "Reckless Nights and 
Turkish Twilights, the music of Raymond Scott" - Raymond Scott (Columbia). 


music professor Herb Deutsch on Raymonds Massive self built electronic 
studio:

"Standing six-feet high and covering 30 feet of wall space, the sequencer 
consisted of hunderds of switches controlling stepping relays, timing 
solenoids, tone circuits... (and) 16 individual oscillators... If you 
walked behind the wall during the operation..., the music produced would be 
all but drowned out by the cacophonous klickety-klack of the relays as they 
switched positions."
 
- Music, Computers, and Software.  1987 -


We're talking 1962 here!

Check http://www.raymondscott.com


Adios,


Corneel.





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