1950's Oramics Synthesizer

AB Editor | 16:10 Wed 17th Aug 2011 | Music

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From DummyMag:

"Uncovered in a French barn, the synthesiser contains the remnants of Daphne Oram’s usage of it, visible in her handwritten notes and ink-stained compositions. In order to generate music on the device, the user had to paint waveforms directly onto the 35mm film strips – thanks to this technological detail, strokes of Daphne’s genius remain preserved."

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scotman

I remember seeing one of those on a documentary about the BBC Radiophonic Workshop several years ago. It does seem a horrendously complicated way of achieving the objective.
That piece of kit must be worth a fortune now.

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