The need for artificially created sound with possibilities for exceeding those generated by conventional instruments, for use in broadcasting and television programs, has been known for a long time. Many experimental music studios and electronic music methods are well known. A new apparatus for use in electronic studios is described which gives new possibilities for rational realizations of musical timbre.

Author: Steinke, Gerhard
Affiliation: Rundfunk- und Fernsehtechnisches Zentralamt der Deutschen Post, Berlin-Adlershof, East Germany
JAES Volume 14 Issue 2 pp. 140-144; April 1966
Publication Date: April 1, 1966

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