Saturday, February 22, 2014
"Stretch" with Judd Miller at Le Cafe 1986
Published on Feb 22, 2014 PatchmanMusic·17 videos
"Here is a wonderful performance from master studio synthesist and pioneering EVI wind controller player Judd Miller with the group "Stretch" recorded live in 1986 at Le Cafe in California. Wind controller players will appreciate the fact that Judd's Crumar EVI is pre-Midi!! It uses analog control voltage (CV) to control the attached Crumar EVI synth as well as the external Oberheim Xpander. A special guest in the audience is none other than EVI / EWI inventor Nyle Steiner! He is seen at 01:03:20 in the video.
Personnel:
Judd Miller - Crumar EVI / Oberheim Xpander
Art Rodriguez - Drums
Tom Kellock - Keyboards
Cliff Hugo - Bass
We hope you enjoy this rare glimpse into the early days of wind synthesis. If you want to read more about Judd Miller's amazing career in the studios and working on big budget movie soundtracks, visit:
http://www.patchmanmusic.com/JuddMill...
Special thanks to our good friend Judd Miller for providing this video.
Enjoy!
Matt Traum
PATCHMAN MUSIC"
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