Discovering Electronic Music Part 3

Discovering electronic music.
Director / Writer Bernard Wilets
Barr Films, Pasadena, Calif - 1983

[@velazcodiego]

Esto nunca pierde vigencia..... impresionante material!

[@reygood1]

50 years from now, our current computer technology will just be a thing of curiosity for the future generation.

[@Vebinz]

Thanks for uploading. It's very informative even for today, with its coverage of envelopes and the like.
Quality work from back in the day.

[@davidvanbrakel9984]

Thanks for sharing. This is amazing.

[@Steeler4399]

really cool documentary! thank you for sharing

[@aladaris]

I want that "light pen"!

[@glxylzrz2496]

nice tune

[@mcmike100]

and featuring a young Rory Kaplan.

[@crisscorreag]

@takenae Thanks for sharing the video man. This is awesome!!

[@boinkboink1968]

@jarrelana Yes, back then I saw Peter Gabriel with one and wanted to have one too,
you won't find these anymore , but computers these days can very much do what that setup could do 30 years ago.
It brings back fond memories though.

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Hey Jim, you done with that touch screen yet?

[@jarrelana]

eureka!...I find this delete video for other user...MANY THANKS!!5*

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Electronic music was actually a little more advanced musically than this program, but I know it's explaining the basic elements.

[@thildebrand]

yeah, I'll sample this and mix it into a couple tracks... lol

[@aaronthompson8335]

i want a light pen

[@jonray107]

he put a lot of instruments in that, but with more tweaking and filters, it wud work in todays programs.

[@marci_de_andrade2119]

historia - música eletronica

[@jarrelana]

yes...this instrument is almost unattainable...SOB! ... I would like to have a Fairlight!! LoL ...
:)

[@electro257]

pure cheese at 0.50.. dance music in ten years time.

[@rams6702]

first ever recorded dissapointment towards quantized notes

[@ermaclob]

Fl Studio version 0.0001

[@sadiel1]

fl studio cave edition

[@sacredgeometry]

@jarrelana really? why haha they are noisey clucky old machines the size of a submarine :)