Who's listening to the Nick Mason series on Music Technology??

57Deluxe

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w27vq4h7

EricTheWeary

I'll have a look, have sent a link to my son ( bit of revision as he studies music technology). 

Funkfingers

I heard the second programme on the BBC World Service. I did not even check whether it was a series.

newi123

thanks for the heads up!

midiman1962

good shout - thanks for the heads up

shrinkwrap

Thanks for that - very good - Nick's voice sounds like Brian Eno's!

Funkfingers

Public school, innit?

Funkfingers

The series continues. The content seems to expand or contract to fit the time available. The Hammond organ and Leslie cabinet episode included plenty of users' anecdotes. The synthesizer episode skipped over a bunch of significant historical landmarks. e.g. Skant name checking of Japanese paraphonic and polyphonic analogue synthesizers. Roland D-50 completely ignored in favour of the ROMpler that rapidly eclipsed it, the KORG M-1. The KORG Wavestation not even mentioned as a side line. In fact, nothing from after 1989. 

57Deluxe

I enjoyed the Hammond ep more than the Guitar ep...