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Tuesday, December 23, 2008

La Invención del Sintetizador Moog


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"Al igual q el del Mixer de Sun Records, este video también es de "Objetos Perdidos.." del History Channel. Aquí se muestra, mediante entrevistas a sus inventores, el proceso creativo de uno de los mas revolucionarios instrumentos musicales.

Aunque dudo de la veracidad de que los Beatles hayan usado uno, y al mediocre sonido del video; es muy interesante y entretenido para los "tecnomúsicos"."

Googlish:
"As the q Mixer Sun Records, this video is from "Lost .." the History Channel.

Here is through interviews with its inventors, the creative process of one of the most revolutionary musical instruments.

Although I doubt the veracity of the Beatles have used one, and the mediocre sound of the video, it is very interesting and entertaining for "tecnomúsicos."
Posted by matrix at 12/23/2008 06:41:00 PM
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  1. Javier12/23/08, 9:00 PM

    Of course the Beatles used the Moog synthesizer, on the Abbey Road album. I had the chance to ask that to Alan Parsons himself, who was the sound engeener of that record.
    That same year (1969), George Harrison released "Electronic Sound" album, a Moog record.

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