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Andy Volk


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Boston, MA
Post  Posted 20 Sep 2011 12:20 pm    
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Posted on the Reso-Nation forum by Billy Carradine:
"In a lucky coincidence, Moog Music has been based in my hometown of Asheville for decades. Bob Moog is the inventor of the analog synthesizer amongst many other things, including the Theremin, etc. Thru a live music collaboration involving Cyril lance, senior engineer at Moog, I ended up getting roped into working on the development of this new Moog Lap Steel. It's been really really fun to work on. This video is with prototype #2 last year at Moogfest where we told the world we were working on this thing. I was just beginning to explore the possibilities and am still finding new 'pockets'. The product has been finished, and I'm now playing a beautiful Walnut/Mahogany version. I just finished an EP with this instrument as well. At this point the distribution and marketing is being 'targeted' towards the Synth and Electronic music worlds."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYvPwOitnpc&feature=player_embedded#!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-y6cPFbkvM&feature=player_embedded
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Hugh Holstein


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Rohnert Park, California, USA
Post  Posted 20 Sep 2011 3:13 pm    
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Bob Moog DID NOT invent the Theremin, Léon Theremin did.
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Andy Volk


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Post  Posted 20 Sep 2011 5:42 pm    
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True!
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Benjamin Franz

 

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Post  Posted 20 Sep 2011 5:54 pm    
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And I thought Raymond Scott pioneered the analog synth.

http://raymondscott.com/
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John Bushouse

 

Post  Posted 20 Sep 2011 6:39 pm    
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And don't forget the pioneering work of Louis and Bebe Barron - the soundtrack to "The Forbidden Planet" was created by them using (relatively) primitive analog electronics; the work of Maurice Martenot (1928)...

Signed,
A guy who took an electronics course last semester


But in spite of my quibbling, I would own one if I had any way of affording one.
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Thomas Tedford

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2011 4:32 am    
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I actually live about 5 minutes away from the new MOOG complex and store that has been built in Asheville, so next week I plan to go visit and see what this thing can do!!!
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