"Wolfgang Düren became more widely known to people as the chairman of Waldorf Music. Before founding Waldorf Music he partnered with Wolfgang Palm, the man behind PPG, and distributed his synths in the late seventies till the fall of PPG in the mid eighties. Later Wolfgang distributed the synths of Waldorf, Access and Novation with his company TSI.
While he was distributing or later in charge of building synths, he was also a musician. In the late seventies he recorded the LP "Eyeless Dream". This record featured many sounds of the early PPG wavetable synths that just have had become available to some musicians searching for a new kind of sound beyond the conventional synth sounds using filters and modulations as main building blocks to shape their sound. These very new sounds in electronic music made this LP an insiders favourite over the years. Today this rare LP is of cause not available anymore.
Thanks to some Waldorfian's MP3 encoding of the LP and Wolfgang Düren's kind permission, these tracks are now available for free as 208 kBit/s variable bit rate mp3s."
Click here for more. Thanks goes to Frederic for sending this one in. Thanks Frederic!
Update via the comments: "Thanks for the link to my serer. I am sure it will glow red of the traffic. Thanks to Wolfgang Dueren for allowing us to release his work .
keep on turning these knobs, Till 'qwave' Kopper"
Wow. Ultrarare hq rip of early synthfeast FOR FREE .>click> :-D
ReplyDeletebug kudos out to all those synth enthusiasts for providing such fine content. looking forward to hear it . this made my day
Thanks for the link to my serer. I am sure it will glow red of the traffic. Thanks to Wolfgang Dueren for allowing us to release his work .
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Till "qwave" Kopper
Thanks Till. I updated the post with this. Please let me know if this is a problem. There's usually a burst in traffic the day the post goes up and then it drifts from there. I put a lot of posts up a day, so they start to move down the list relatively quickly. I can also mirror the tracks and put links to them in the post itself. I usually try not to put everything up in the post as I always want readers to go to the source site if they are interested and to give the host site credit.
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