Monday, March 03, 2014
In The Loop - EMU Systems Episode - The History of EMU with Dave Rossum & Scott Wedge
Published on Feb 24, 2014 Video4dvd·60 videos
This one in via Mike McRoberts
"Here’s a great video of the history of E-Mu, from the founders Dave Rossum and Scott Wedge. It was posted by Kevin Monahan on the E-Mu Facebook page. The host is Denise Gallant, one of the pioneers of video synthesis. Denise built one of the first advanced video synthesizers in the 1970’s. Also on the program, Kevin Monahan and Max Mobely. I had the pleasure of working with Kevin when I was at E-Mu. Kevin was one of the longtime E-Mu employees, and was one of the sound designers for the Proteus. He received a patent for his data compression work on the Proteus."
Some of you might remember the title of this one from this post.
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I was one of two assemblers at Emu in 1975 when they were located in Santa Clara, Ca. Dave Rossum was my brother-in-law at the time. They used me as the model for a publicity shot for Contemporary Keyboard magazine that was used on their cover and, eventually, as an ad in Rolling Stone.
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