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Citations:
Elisha Gray - bit.ly/3kb0yAs
Telharmonium - www.popularmechanics.com/tech...
www.britannica.com/art/electr...
RCA Synthesizer - 120years.net/the-rca-synthesis...
Harald Bode - 120years.net/tag/harald-bode/
Microprocessor - computerhistory.org/blog/who-...
Sound Synthesis and Sampling by Martin Russ- books.google.com/books/about/...
Kurzweil K250 - www.vintagesynth.com/kurzweil/...
AKAI MPC60 - www.musicradar.com/news/tech/...
www.vintagesynth.com/akai/mpc6...
retrosynthads.blogspot.com/
Musical Excerpts from:
Switched on Bach - Wendy Carlos
Composition for Synthesizer - Milton Babbit
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Synthesizers have been entertaining the music industry for over 70 years now, wow! It's been more than half a century.
This instrument is the reason why I love 60-80s funk music. R.I.P. Roger Troutman
Such a wicked bit of kit- gave us the era of techno music, modern hip hop, EDM, Kanye , Daft Punk and many more
Wendy Carlos was also a huge contributor to the creation of the first moog synth and a pioneer of the way we use synths today, as well as being one of the first openly trans artists (an extremely successful artist at that)
I wish they didn't use a picture of her pre transition in this video. At least they didn't dead name her...
She’s such a huge inspiration to me, I’m glad she’s getting recognition for her contributions. They definitely should’ve used a post transition photo tho
Wow. I studied electronic music in the 80s through 1990 and this was sure a trip down memory lane! I first learned on an ARP 2600, we also had a Synthi and a Buchla. I remember when the DX7 came out and all of a sudden, MIDI was a thing. My boyfriend bought an ESQ-1. I went on to do graduate study under the designer of the Synclavier. And now I'm a massage therapist LOL :-)
i have a homework of music technologies can you please give me a hint
Sounddesign with synthesizers is all about massaging (an) oscillator(s), isn't it?
@@wernervannuffel2608 Good one :). I have a massage teacher who's also a musician who says, both musicians and bodyworks are doing skillful modulation of nervous systems!
Such a well produced video.
Thank you very much for making it.
I was mesmerized while watching the video, thank you! It's excellent!
4:34 Boi was Groovin
Nice subtle touch there of placing a sine wave version of Anchors Away in the background of the Teleharmonium vs. the navy radio coms segment.
what a wonderful video! thank you so much
Very great video!
This is brilliant, thanks for the work that went into this.
Ow, shltsels he over it so quickly. Haha. This is pretty good. I wonder what started it all. Was it the Moog? Idk...
Great job.
40 years ago ... people 40 years ago ...thats a long time . I grew up in that era
Nice video. Thanks
Seven tons!!
great video keep it up
fascinating
I wish Pythagoras was alive again, would like very much to know his reaction.
If you're gonna make a brief video about the history of the synthesizer, you should've talked about the Rocksichord. The Beach Boys used one in some of their songs (i.e. All I Wanna Do,) and it sounds fantastic.
Epic
so, is the difference between analogue and digital synthesis, that analogue uses transistor operated oscillators, while digital uses microprocessors to generate an emulation of the analogue oscilator sound?
yes
I love my acid techno
But what about the Yamaha DX7? That thing is important!
You're absolutely right. It's in there at 4:40
@@soundfly Man you are the only one.
You forgot to mention the nova chord!
Korg is game changer
Where is the buchla ???
I bet the military thought it was alien music
Oskar Sala ?
Pay tribute to this post！
Lets goooooo watching this on class rn
hmmmmm, same
@@Bozzmop at homeschool
You never heard of Don Buchla?
Buchla synths are overlooked because they lack a keyboard and so were never commercially successful. He designed for composers (mainly Mort Subotnic). But his designs were still the most visionary.
Who is here in isolation
Moog wasn’t the first theremin inventor!
We agree. We never said he was.
There is something inaccurate in nearly every assertion made in this video. Don't make me list them.
true
Name one ?
@@mathias841 If you can't find one yourself, why do you have enough doubt that even one exists? Okay, I'll start. The Telharmonium was invented in 1897, not 1901. It is not "considered to be the first additive synthesizer," it is the arguably the first synthesizer in general, and since no form of synthesis was effectively realized on the scale it was before it, naming the type of synthesis as if there were many to choose from demonstrates a non-historic perspective based in a modern context. And who is doing this "considering?" It doesn't make sense. It is not academic. Do you want more? How many more would satisfy you, o person who couldn't find one?
@@automaticgainsay I don't have doubts, I just wanted to learn something ! Thanks for your knowledge, any advised ressource would be appreciated
@@automaticgainsayso insufferable, make your own video then
Great video but its pronounced Moog not Moog.
Digitalized presets are boring.
More could have even been briefly expressed on models and contributors. There's just too much lack of contributing information here. From the Roland JXP, Yamaha CS80, to Arp 2600, to Buchla Easel. How about the mix of both FM and additive synthesis with the NED Synckavier? Just a pic of Wendy Carlos? However, I did like the early info on early iterations of synthesis, like the RCA MkII at Columbia U.