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Here we go, a big debate!

Here we go, a big debate!

2000-07-10 by LD

I did not mean to start a AH style debate and inevitable flame war!
This is my fault!  What I meant by my comment "you did not give the date
of the Carlos recording'  was to clarify whether she or Craig Anderton
made/used this style device first..indeed I believe it is most likely
the unit she used was in fact one manufactured  by Craig's Royal Union
Electronics, as I do rmember he made them with the big knob marked
exactly as described...as per Craig's legendary designer reputation I
strongly suspect these as made by him, were quality , rugged units and
at least a small handfull are sitll in use..they would be truly a
valuable e bay find!
I hope anyone following this thread with a set of electronotes from the
earlyest years 72-76 would kinly dig through them for the
details...Anyone know  Craig or have his e mail address?  Please contact
him and inquire.
I am sure many motm's would gladly order schematics from him to build
their own.

"Tkacs, Ken" wrote:
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>
> "Ha"? "Give the date"? I wasn't trying to make a patent declaration on
>
> Carlos' behalf, simply directing those interested to a similar,
> existing
> device recently used on a high-profile electronic music album for
> research
> purposes. Lets face it, the broad concept of using a potentiometer to
> control the pitch of a synthesizer sound... well, it's not exactly a
> novel
> concept, is it? Tuning knobs? Pitch bend wheels...?
>
>
> ---Original Message---
> You don't give the date Ms. Carlos recorded this.. As memory serves
> Craig
> Anderton published the plans for this exact same style controller in
> electronotes back in 72 or 73?  He even manufactured and sold same for
>
> several years by his company "Royal Union Electronics"?  Anyone with
> sets of
> old electronotes should be able to dig the plans ecet out..I don't
> remember
> what he called his units..I do think they did have built in vco's  I
> do know
> they had at least a couple push buttons for
> gate/triggering.
>
>
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