via Peter Forrest:"Three interesting Bob Moog touch plates from Felix Visser via the VEMIA auction - showing how Bob moved from a very Moog-like box to a much more Big Briar thing in three stages. Almost certainly all his own handiwork."
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Moog Touch Plates
via Peter Forrest:"Three interesting Bob Moog touch plates from Felix Visser via the VEMIA auction - showing how Bob moved from a very Moog-like box to a much more Big Briar thing in three stages. Almost certainly all his own handiwork."
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Man, those Moog 'Mayhem' pads are cool.
ReplyDeletePricey though worth it, I suppose.
Like an early version of the Kaoss pad??
I've been wanting to make something similar, wish I could get it all figured out, this sort of touch technology is like black art or something. Wish I could find someone who could help me out.
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