www.warrenellis.com/index.php
Warren Ellis helps in the search to track down an elusive record of a computer scientist who, in the early 70s, develped a monster computer system to play a pipe organ.
I add some links in the comments. Anybody out there got any more info?
I reminds me of Tim Hawkin's UberOrgan: pennsylvania.tribe.net/thread...e777cf6
Warren Ellis helps in the search to track down an elusive record of a computer scientist who, in the early 70s, develped a monster computer system to play a pipe organ.
I add some links in the comments. Anybody out there got any more info?
I reminds me of Tim Hawkin's UberOrgan: pennsylvania.tribe.net/thread...e777cf6
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Re: Unplayed by human hands
Wed, January 12, 2005 - 3:18 PMwell.
it was this guy : Prentiss Knowlton, Ph.D
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Re: Unplayed by human hands
Wed, January 12, 2005 - 8:49 PMAh. I had tracked down some interviews with him so I had the name, but not the email... that'd be interesting. I wonder if he has MP3s, himself...
how are things, Alfie? You survived the server crash, I take it.
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Re: Unplayed by human hands
Sat, March 15, 2008 - 12:58 AMIs this discussion is still alive?
I borrowed these albums from one of the music programmers involved in the project then.
While I don't have the authority to sell or give these away, I have transferred them to digital format.
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Re: Unplayed by human hands
Sat, March 15, 2008 - 6:43 PMYeah, I'd say this discussion is still alive. wow!
that cover art is rather simple, yet still freaky. -
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Re: Unplayed by human hands
Wed, March 19, 2008 - 8:11 AMI was listening to some of these tracks over the weekend, awesome stuff!
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