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the synthesizer was invented in / by.. who added and did what in electronic music history

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 -> Synthesizer Wiki Navigation, Suche Synthesizer History Timeline From  „https://www.sequencer.de/synth/index.php/Synthesizer_History_Timeline“ Inhaltsverzeichnis [Verbergen] 1 The First Synthesizer To… 1.1 Notes 1.2 The Synth List – Formating: Year – Manufacturer – Model – First at what..? 1.3 Related Links – Synthesizer History 1 The First Synthesizer To… and this one is helpful to sort it out… Knobcon 2016 Marc Doty Lecture Synthesizer MythsDieses Video auf YouTube ansehen 1.1 Notes If you are going to add to the list please use the same format and insert in chronological order. 1.2 The Synth List…

Arpeggiator

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Arpeggiator Aus/from Synthesizer Wiki – Original here/hier Wechseln zu: Navigation, Suche an arpeggiator is often a built in device in synthesizers, it will listen to the keys you play (chords). when you play a chord it will play (depending on the settings „up“ ,“down“ , „up/down“) each of the played note beginning with the lowest one, after that it will play the next.. if it is set to down ot will of course play the highest note first. if it is in random mode (thats something old Roland ARP’ers offer)…

Sequencer MAIN INFO / HAUPTINFO

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Device to control musical Instruments (analog/control voltage or digital via Midi or Ethernet). Original Sequencer Info: HERE / HIER sequencers -> category:Sequencer Step Sequencers (Analogue) mostly limited to 8 or 16 Steps, some offer up to 32. Chase Light Sequencers (like TR808, Korg Electribe, etc.) Modulation Sequencers like on Korg MS2000 / Radias, Roland VSynth, etc. Digital Step Sequencers Digital Realtime Sequencers Software Sequencer more about Sequencers https://www.sequencer.de/specials/sequencer.html Sequenzer dienen der Wiederholung teilweise der Veränderung wiederkehrender Ereignisse. Beispielsweise zur Steuerung von Tonhöhen von Oszillatoren, musikalischer Parameter wie Lautstärke, Filtereinstellungen etc.…