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This was originally created to analyze the tones from the machine helping create more complex tones within music. -
The first electronic musical device, using magnetic instruments to helps synthesis sounds. -
Music created using electronic sparks on a rotating column with bumps that would hit on metal pieces creating sound, somewhat like a music box. -
using vaccuum tubes and a manual keyboard creating polyphonic chords. -
Using the vacuum based idea Termen created the electric Harmonium, it had three octave keyboard and variable tuning. -
A device that uses the electromagnetic waves of the body to change pitch and tempo of the sound it creates. https://youtu.be/_3H5JbkPXpw -
Predecessor to the Hammond organ, used a tone-wheel to recreate the sound of a cathedral pipe organ. -
A theremin with keys, controlled by a five octave 61 key manual instead of hand gestures -
Henry Cowell had paid Termen 200$ to create this invention to transport harmonic date to rhythmic data and back -
produced by an old watchmaker, he wanted to make organs for leisure markets or the general public, so he did, and blew up the industry as we know it -
An organ marketed for family use, build it yourself and play it with the family, created by Bell Labs, Larned A Meacham -
Moog and Deutsch created the Moog when they got a grant of 200$ from Columbia University, creating music became a lot more accessible due to this device and became much more popular due to famous people using them. -
This device was running on two smaller computers at the time allowing control over multiple parameters due to digital punch control. -
MIDI is the standard way to transmit and store music, it doesn't transmit recordings it takes musical notes, pitch, and tempo transmits it to the device and plays from there. -
A digital program that you can use to create music and sounds.