Title link takes you to shots pulled from this auction. Someone should call Phil Cirocco of The Novachord Restoration Project.via alec.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Hammond Novachord on the Bay
Title link takes you to shots pulled from this auction. Someone should call Phil Cirocco of The Novachord Restoration Project.via alec.
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Mine, all mine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a monster instruments !
ReplyDeleteI found this monster at Cirocco's project page on yesterday, and I'm excited with its features, especially for it was a first polyphonic synthesizer.
I think its sounds are respectively well known (as spooky organ sounds of horror movies, submarine organ sounds of Disney movie, or Collins Driggs's famous play),
but Novachord itself seems to be hidden behind the tone wheel organ and forgotten.