Anything posted will be taken down if it is at all synth-collector oriented, chiptune-related, dull, or sheeplike.
Otherwise, if it relates to electronic music somehow, fire away.
Photos of vintage keyboards are not welcome -- unless they're STRANGE keyboards. Links to ebay auctions of vintage gear are not welcome -- unless it's a homebrew piece of freaky warped weirdness.
All tech must be ODD. Germanium transistors, arcane synth modules, vacuum tubes, steam-powered piston oscillators, whatever -- it has to be WRONG.
Unusual controllers are always welcome. If something looks like a Minimoog or has a piano-ish keyboard, it's usually boring and we aren't interested.
Press releases have to concern oddities, and must not come from any manufacturer who makes more than $100k per year.
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2 Responses to “you wanna see lots of strange early electronic instruments?”
yes, well, there are many strange instruments that people are not aware of. thank god for DEVIANT SYNTH. Feed me please
I did a project on this guy in high school. He’s Canada’s answer to Raymond Scott.