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Uncovering the secrets of the world's first synthesizer | The Channel
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Compositions Demonstrations 1946-1974 — Hugh Le Caine — JWD Music — electrocd — The electroacoustic music store
The Canadian Birth of the Synthesizer — HEXINVERTER ÉLECTRONIQUE | HEXINVERTER.NET | EURORACK MODULAR SYNTHESIZERS
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Electronic Sackbut: The First Synthesizer | The Channel
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Synthesizer - Wikipedia
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Tom Everrett on Twitter: "Hard to find a more Canadian marking on Hugh Le Caine's Electronic Sackbut - widely regarded as the world's first synthesizer - than the words "PLEASE TAKE FRENCH
The Electronic Sackbut, the world's first voltage-controlled synthesiser at Studio Bell, the National Music Centre at Calgary in Alberta, Canada | Go Eat Do
Uncovering the Secrets of the World's First Synthesizer - Amplify
The Bob Moog Foundation - Born On This Day In 1914: Happy Birthday Hugh Le Caine. Celebrating what would have been the Canadian physicist, composer and instrument builder's 106th birthday, and his
Tom Everrett on Twitter: "Milestone on the Electronic Sackbut (1948) reconstruction project today: custom "janky keyboard" is finished and looking 👌👌👌. Kudos to Denis Larouche, our fabricator, for his amazing work 🙌. [
