Roland System 700 wall"From the pioneering times of the Micro Music Laboratories"
Update: be sure to see the comments for updates.
Monday, March 09, 2009
Micro Music Laboratories
Roland System 700 wall"From the pioneering times of the Micro Music Laboratories"
Update: be sure to see the comments for updates.
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There is a mirror and nothing plugged. I really wonder if they had these systems. I think it is just brought together for some foto's with mirrors to make it look bigger and more cool.
ReplyDeleteWow, you've uncovered a huge scam here, Matrix. If you Google Peter Huebner, every domain he is mentioned is owned by the same holding company. There's no Wikipedia listing for this composer, but more frightening is that every "patron" mentioned on his personal site (there are hundreds) links to another site that looks exactly like these fake sites. Any link that would be legit (like to the World Health Organization) is conveniently "Document Missing". I think this is a front for a huge scam or attmepted scam.
ReplyDeleteSoon he will be selling autographed vintage synths on the bay :)
ReplyDeletefinally found an mp3:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.educationalmusicgroup.com/audio/mp3/11101.mp3
and
http://www.educationalmusicgroup.com/audio/mp3/14401.mp3
tee hee
i quite like his music
ReplyDeletetheres an entry on discogs:
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Peter+Hübner
more info needed!
That picture doesn't make sense. No one would design a wall like that because the men below could not reach the pots easily for manipulation. They would have to lean over the table, and they would still be unable to effectively make changes.
ReplyDeleteThis maze of websites reads like Scientology.
ReplyDeleteMy apologies for the atrocious spelling and grammar of my initial comment.
ReplyDeleteI used Photoshop to darken and increase the contrast of that image. FWIW, they are not looking at a score with ledger lines. It's more like a spreadsheet or schedule, most probably read vertically. This is really starting to bug me. I think I'm going to go through all the links.
Insane. This has kept me occupied for a few hours.
ReplyDeleteHe is selling 2393 varieties of 'polyphonic swing'.
http://www.digiworldtradecenter.net/01/PolyphonicSwing/PolyphonicSwing3.php
sounds like random presets and a karma function or something. could it be Eldhardt?
HAhaHAAH!!! Scientology
ReplyDeletei still don't get it. at very least, someone has created ALOT of music and put it online. all of it sounds like its made on a computer as opposed to being recorded by performers. its really mind boggling. from discogs:
ReplyDelete"Since 1966 production of his own Electronic Studio (Cologne/Kassel) in cooperation with engineer and constructor Max Hegendörfer.The above mentioned electronic compositions were realized in this studio."
I think he is just someone who scams sicks people with his healing music.
ReplyDeletearen't we all? ;-)
ReplyDelete