David Vorhaus Analogue Electronic Music 1979

does anyone know how to get in contact with david vorhaus?

the best way is to take a bunch of acid and hide in his backyard.

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this is a fantastic clip! The last song he plays is on his White Noise III Re-Entry album. Hope it will be available on iTunes soon, as I only have a poor copy of my old LP on analog tape left, the LP is badly damaged in a move...

... and after exactly 30 years, these instruments are still in demand amongst enthusiasts.

This is a wonderful clip! Thank-you so much for posting it.

Thankyou so much. Analogue music synthesis has attracted great interest, and musicians are interested in hardware and software that can create such fantastic soundforms with almost infinite variety and variability.

Superb! Thanks for making me aware of this exceptional musician.

Did David ever release his Reaktor  ManiacVst2a.ens tothe public?

David has new MIDI versions of the MANIAC and Kaleidophon and we've been performing live in Europe, China and the UK.

The next show's at the LONDON GREENWICH PLANETARIUM on Sat Nov. 28th with new White Noise music and my own live music/planetarium show "Supernova".

Tickets from the National Maritime Museum (NMM) at around £18.00 with early and late shows the same evening.

Mark Jenkins

Tickets - NMM website
markjenkins[dot]net

Any more footage from this series/show? Thanks for posting this one.

Many thanks!
There is quite a bit of extra material from the 1979 BBC documentary. I have inter-dispersed some excerpts within my other music-related videos. Including the late Malcolm Clark from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop demonstrating the incredible EMS Synthi 100.