Some questions for Peter-- I'm wondering what kind of backgrounds the proprietors of electronic musical instrument businesses have. I see that you got your education in music and worked for years in high-tech industries, right? How does this compare to other well-known wizards such as Robert Moog, Don Buchla, Dieter Doepfer, Bob Williams? Do you think an electrical engineering degree would be helpful, invaluable, creatively hindering, largely useless, or what for this line of work? Would you say that designing modules is more about solving math problems or experimentation? Just curious, Monroe
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how to become an analog wizard?
2009-01-24 by Monroe Eskew