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xoggoth replied

29 June 2016, 09:48
Used to love messing about with electronics then. What ever happened to xenophons, pheromones, er... some sort of electronic music instrument anyway. Help me out here z.

Oh yes. Brain carrier pigeon just arrived. Theremins
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zeitghost started a topic New old skool synthesiser

29 June 2016, 09:40
New old skool synthesiser

Well it works.

And it's weird.

'Old school' synthesiser built 40 years on - BBC News

For dear old Freako, this relates to a modern construction of a synthesiser originally designed in the 1960s by Daphne Oram of the BBC Radiophonic workshop.

Remarkable.
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