Martenot Controller Demo, Part 3

[jarrelana]

amazing job!

5*****

[TG626]

I've seen footage of the original, as these "unorthodoxed" sort of controllers have always fascinated me - You've totally captured the way it was played - beautiful job. I once saw/played another synth of French origin that the keys were on a "suspension" you wobbled it side to side to add vibrato to the notes too.

[hogberto]

that's pretty impressive. you used to need a saw and a bow to do that.

[chrisjhart221138]

Incredible. Well done!

[ygoleu]

i love the internets

[rodsnratfinks]

The final result was better than I ever imagined it could be! Very well done!

[filmmguy]

Dana rules!

As if the music he did with Jean Jacques Perrey wasn't enough.

Not to mention creating the greatest music magazine in history, Cool and Strange Music.

[AnalogueUK]

Way to go Dana.

Very nice job and very musical.

[mootbooxle]

You are an absolute genius, Dana!

I am extremely envious of your Martenot controller!

Congrats to you and your dad.

Your pal, MB

[JohnLRice]

Great job, Dana! (and dad too! :-)

[happymoogman]

Thanks, Everyone!

- Dana

[rastro2]

Hey Dana,

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Your Ave Maria was beautifully played!

cheers,

Joe

[Thalassa77]

The controller is amazing!!! Very good work. I've posted the video on switchedonsynthesizer.blogspot . com

[Organgrinder010]

Wonderful technical skill, both in the construction and playing!

[fystasjoppheng]

Fantastic!

The Ave Maria was just beautiful with Martenot Controller!

Kjell

[angelometz]

Congratulations Dana!

Very well done!

Thanks for sharing!