[00:00.00] 作曲 : DEAN THOMAS HONER/Jarrod Nicholas Gosling
[00:00.67]Double double toil and trouble
[00:06.07]Solder burn and filtered bubble
[00:11.75]Eye of Cockerell, hand of Cary
[00:17.39]Zinovieff, bring forth the Synthi
[00:27.79]Cutting up tape
[00:31.02]Voltage control
[00:34.92]EMS
[00:40.85]This is what the future sounded like
[00:44.25]This is what the future sounded like
[00:47.53]In 1969
[00:50.93]In 1969
[00:52.48]In London
[00:53.97]In London
[00:55.72]The electronic music studio
[00:59.39]The noise of the [?]
[01:02.79]The noise of the [?]
[01:06.32]Experimenting with computers
[01:10.09]Converting sound into numbers
[01:14.39]In London
[01:17.51]Making music
[01:20.67]The wizards of Putney
[01:24.08]The wizards of Putney
[01:27.50]EMS
[01:29.13]EMS
[01:30.82]EMS
[01:32.48]EMS
[01:34.02][?]
[01:35.79][?] in London
[01:37.49][?]
[01:39.19]Everybody needs a Synthi
[01:42.50]Everybody needs a SynthI
[01:45.92]EMS
[01:47.60]EMS
[01:49.20]EMS
[01:50.88]EMS
[01:52.42]EMS
[01:54.10]EMS
[01:55.70]EMS
[01:57.38]EMS
[01:58.98]The future
[02:00.68][?]
[02:02.58]When I was at University I had an experimental band which was quite [?] which could make sounds and could read filters and oscillators and sequencers rather than cutting up ta-tape. The voltage controlled devices. The best the electronic music industry has ever been. In 1971, the first was the VCS 3 or Synthi A, voltage-controlled Synthi 100's voltage converters, vocoder. I wasn’t interested in the business, I hated it. [?]

作曲 : DEAN THOMAS HONER/Jarrod Nicholas Gosling
Double double toil and trouble
Solder burn and filtered bubble
Eye of Cockerell, hand of Cary
Zinovieff, bring forth the Synthi
Cutting up tape
Voltage control
EMS
This is what the future sounded like
This is what the future sounded like
In 1969
In 1969
In London
In London
The electronic music studio
The noise of the
The noise of the
Experimenting with computers
Converting sound into numbers
In London
Making music
The wizards of Putney
The wizards of Putney
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
in London
Everybody needs a Synthi
Everybody needs a SynthI
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
EMS
The future
When I was at University I had an experimental band which was quite which could make sounds and could read filters and oscillators and sequencers rather than cutting up ta-tape. The voltage controlled devices. The best the electronic music industry has ever been. In 1971, the first was the VCS 3 or Synthi A, voltage-controlled Synthi 100's voltage converters, vocoder. I wasn’t interested in the business, I hated it.