[sdiy] History of SDIY?
sleepy_dog at gmx.de
sleepy_dog at gmx.de
Tue May 29 22:11:33 CEST 2018
> Hugh Le Caine beats moog and Buchla for voltage control: Electronic
Sakbut
seems there was something even earlier. I just recently heard about this
thing for the first time:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trautonium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPRelL1TL2A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0CpIEqDtjE
No idea whether this can be called DIY, some dude at a music school did
that.
- Steve
Jimmy Moore wrote:
> Hugh Le Caine beats moog and Buchla for voltage control: Electronic
> Sakbut
>
> http://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2016/09/hugh-le-caine-feature
>
> http://www.hughlecaine.com/en/sackbut.html
> <http://www.hughlecaine.com/en/sackbut.html>
>
> http://120years.net/the-electronic-sackbuthugh-le-cainecanada1945/
> <http://120years.net/the-electronic-sackbuthugh-le-cainecanada1945/>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 29, 2018 at 10:06 AM, Tim Ressel <timr at circuitabbey.com
> <mailto:timr at circuitabbey.com>> wrote:
>
> At the risk of sounding smart-ass-ish, define DIY. If you are the
> first to do something, it that automatically DIY? Is Robert Moog
> guilty of DIY? What about Thaddeus Cahill and his Telharmonium,
> is that DIY?
>
> --tim (and his highly intelligent bottom) ressel
>
>
>
> On 5/29/2018 4:36 AM, Rob Kam wrote:
>
> Unlike for the history of electronic music
> http://120years.net/, apparently
> there's not much documentation specifically for the history of DIY
> electronic music equipment. I have some questions, if I may.
>
> How to define SDIY - it's not just exclusively synths,
> amateurs making
> electronic music circuits as opposed to plugging together
> ready-made parts?
> When did SDIY begin and how has it developed over the years?
> Especially
> since the invention of semiconductors but before then should
> also be
> included. What were the significant moments and who were the
> pioneers along
> the way?
>
> Bob Moog sold Theremin kits in the 1950s. Guitar pedals began
> development in
> the 1960s. Before this there were guitar amplifiers with
> effects built in,
> and earlier still people used magnetic tape. The PAiA FAQ
> states that the
> 1970s were busy, the 1980s were quieter, (with the hobbyists being
> distracted by PCs) and that interest picked up again in the
> 1990s. PAiA has
> been producing synthesizer kits since 1972. Electronotes
> started in 1972.
> Various magazine articles by authors such as Tim Orr, John
> Simonton, Don
> Lancaster, Craig Anderton, etc. give some sort of indication.
> The earliest
> DIY electronic music instrument books seem to be from the early to
> mid-1970s.
>
> How to distinguish what's SDIY from R&D? Obviously the
> pioneers and
> inventors like Harald Bode and Kraftwerk had to DIY; does this
> get ignored?
> Does it begin with the electro-magnetic Helmholtz resonator?
>
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