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In 1979, Peter Tod Lewis created a classic audio demonstration of the Moog Synthesizer for University of Iowa's Electronic Music Studios. http://theremin.music.uiowa.edu/ University of Iowa Electronic Music Studios | 306 Voxman Music Building | University of Iowa | Iowa City, IA 52242
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In 1979, Peter Tod Lewis created a classic audio demonstration of the Moog Synthesizer for the University of Iowa's Electronic Music Studios. Table of Contents: Intro to the Studios Intro to Moog Synth Oscillator Waveshapes Oscillator Pitch Control White Noise Keyboard Control Sub-audio Oscillator Control Combination Tones Filters Filtered White Noise Filtered Music Filter Control Amplitude Control Amplitude Envelopes Timbre Envelopes Amp-Timbre Envelopes Envelope Follower Sequencer Conclusion Moog III Modular Synthesizer Modules: 901: Voltage-Controlled Oscillator 2901-A: Oscillator Controller 2901-B: Voltage-Controlled Oscillator 6902: Voltage-Controlled Amplifier 4903-A: Random Signal Generator 1904-A: Low Pass Filter 1904-B: High Pass Filter 1904-C: Filter Coupler 910: Power Supply #1065 1911: Envelope Generator 4911-A: Dual Trigger Delay 1912: Envelope Follower 1914: Fixed Filter Bank 1960: Sequential Controller 2961: Sequencer Interface 1962: Sequential Switch 2991: Filter and Attenuator 1994: Multiples University of Iowa Electronic Music Studios | 306 Voxman Music Building | University of Iowa | Iowa City, IA 52242 http://theremin.music.uiowa.edu/
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