MATRIXSYNTH: Piero Umiliani - Musica Elettronica Vol. 1


Monday, April 28, 2008

Piero Umiliani - Musica Elettronica Vol. 1

track list and link on 36 15 MOOG

I'm guessing that's EMS. If anyone knows otherwise, feel free to comment.
Posted by matrix at 4/28/2008 10:51:00 PM
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5 comments:

  1. Unknown4/29/08, 12:46 PM

    It's definitely an EMS Synthi 100.

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  2. the world of next tuesday4/29/08, 5:55 PM

    The album sounds mostly like a smallish Arp to me. Though I'm sure someone else can help confirm that by listening. Someone just chose that Synthi 100 picture for the CD when Easy Tempo released it 8 years ago on CD -- and you can still find if you are lucky (the CD not the Synthi 100). The music is vintage early 70s and as far as I can tell library cues. Shame it didn't sell that well back then, there might have been a volume 2.

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  3. Micke4/30/08, 7:15 AM

    In fact, there is a volume 2!

    As for the synth used by Umiliani on the first volume, I think it's an EMS VCS 3.

    Umiliani released a solo album back in 1971 called "Synthi Time" and on that he did use a VCS 3.

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  4. the world of next tuesday4/30/08, 8:02 AM

    Okay, VCS3 makes sense. The sounds are fairly small and simple. Was there a CD volume 2?

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  5. Micke4/30/08, 12:06 PM

    Yes, I have both volume 1 & 2.

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