MATRIXSYNTH: Warren Burt - Early Electronic Music


Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Warren Burt - Early Electronic Music

WARREN BURT
"USCD had several electronic music studios. The two that were available to me, when I arrived in 1971, were the large Buchla 100 studio, and a smaller studio with a small Moog series III which was integrated into a tape music studio. I worked in both of these, but coming from working with the large CEMS system, I was most immediately attracted to the Buchla studio. The UCSD Buchla was about half the size of the CEMS Moog, but it had a lot of unique features. It had four sequencers and 3 Buchla touch sensitive keyboard pad modules. This allowed lots of possibilities. Here's a picture of the UCSD Buchla. It had four cabinets, with a sequencer unit in the bottom of each cabinet. Two of the sequencers were 16 stage units, the other two had 8 stages." See the WARREN BURT website for more.

2 comments:

  1. I think this ought to have a Serge label, too. Great article and samples...

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  2. Warren's work is amazing and we VICMOD Records will soon be releasing some of his recordings :-)

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