Swwweeeeet! Check out the classic Moog Google coded and put up on their front page for Bob Moog‘s birthday! Wish he was still around to see that.
If you’re late for the party, you can find the synth on Google’s Doodle page.
Swwweeeeet! Check out the classic Moog Google coded and put up on their front page for Bob Moog‘s birthday! Wish he was still around to see that.
If you’re late for the party, you can find the synth on Google’s Doodle page.
On NPR an awesome article (with sound) about the Oramics machine by Daphne Oram. Daphne Oram was a composer and innovative electronic musician who worked at BBC Radiophonic Workshop (which among others worked on the sounds for Doctor Who) and later started her own workshop. One of the devices she created was the Oramics machine, an early synth which didn’t have a keyboard or anything, nope you had to draw on it. It had been lost and Daphne Oram passed away a few years ago, until recently, the machine popped up again:
I do recommend reading the article and listening to the interview at NPR too.
Wow. Just wow. Never seen so many classic synths in one video:
No Casios though or did I blink?
I blinked. I saw a Casio. :D