What the Future Sounded Like - part 1 of 3

[stomachlining]

thank you so much for this upload.... along with all the others

[thePOLYGIRL]

thank you for uploading this, thats very interesting !

[dahousebeats]

and yet without this weird sounds i wouldnt be listeing to my beloved house and trance.

[akabak]

Super!

[paindoll]

I wonder what would happen if I'd go back in time, and show them Psytrance!(esp Darkpsy)

[faunflynn]

EMS were the coolest stuff arouns.

So very neglected in the histories.

[Heidcast]

Thanks so so much for posting!!!

amazing!

one of the most interesting vids on YouTube!

merci!

[Astrodan2600]

I've seen the future and I can't afford a VCS3.

[adam872]

Tristram Cary was totally rocking that beard and pipe way back when.

[DJGahann]

Fascinating documentary! Thanks for posting.

[ajittffcure]

My goodness! There is one more bizarrely amusing and fantastic remark from Tristram Cary here- "In the beginning, people were not serious. I couldn't get any royalties from The PRS Society (Performing Rights Society) because they said that this is not music."

[ajittffcure]

Wow! What a documentary. We should feel fortunate to hear and listen to the pioneers and visionary people in music.

I like it when Tristram Cary says that there is no boundary in electronic music and music for the first time was defined by frequencies as opposed to pitch and notes. That is such a thoughtful remark.

[xBONESstyle]

It's funny they say any sound was possible, when even the synths today are lacking.

[zenocomplex]

@xBONESstyle Hm, lacking, you say? I wonder which synths you're talking about. Some are lacking, sure--there are still a lot of methods we're still sorting out how to apply aesthetically, however. Generally, I'd say the shortcomings are not in the equipment/techniques, but instead in the operators/musicians.

[Lord0Drizzle]

@xBONESstyle User Error

[itanimullitenretni]

@xBONESstyle

analog synthesizers, especially older analog synthesizers in many cases, are capable of producing more sounds than your modern day piece of shit keyboard you can buy at guitar center. You can adjust the sound wave, attack, cutoff, resonance, LFO, release, decay, and much more with real synthesizers. The problem is, people are to lazy to take the time and learn how these things work, so they make extremely dumbed-down hardware for todays generation of music.

[ramiabadir]

Bumi agafer keryo zindi

[misohai]

Can a person buy this?

[jalochowski]

niezmiennie podziwia angoli

[adrianjcc]

this is incredible! it's so wonderful when people make real documentaries, not just butt-licking videos about how much they like the chord A-7 after the C-Sus-2 in Elton John's song bla bla bla.

[logixish]

Thanks for this It's great

[LisergicoRojo]

congrats, i loved ur documentary. why not get "director" youtube status so we can see it all at once. very good work!

[inshreds66]

My Tristram Cary LP arrived today from Trunk records. Yipee. Great documentary.

[lordoid]

Very interesting Documentation. It's great tosee all these visionary Fathers of electronic Music. Some Stuff sounds absolutely timeless.