Bob Moog Kinetic Type from James Thornton on Vimeo.
Audio is from the intro of the Moog documentary available on Amazon
Monday, May 06, 2013
Bob Moog Kinetic Type
Bob Moog Kinetic Type from James Thornton on Vimeo.
Audio is from the intro of the Moog documentary available on Amazon
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Well, I admire Moog as much as the next guy, but inventor is a strong word. He was producing modulars among other synth engineers and his company can only be credited with releasing the first non-modular, self-contained unit (and it's debatable whether this actually was his own idea : http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar02/articles/retrozone0302.asp).
ReplyDeleteGreat documentary anyway, thanks for posting.
It's just the hyperbole that begins to wear me down. If I were Don Buchla I'd be a little pissed by this point.
You are right. I hadn't read the description as I've seen and own the movie. It was misleading and the claim of fair use in this case just doesn't sit right. I can understand promoting the film with a clip of the intro, but the full thing?
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