- The
Birotron was an electro-mechanical
musical instrument designed as a
successor to the
similar Mellotron, and
financed by Rick Wakeman. The
Birotron was...
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synthesiser which he said was used
mainly for "soloing and filling", and the
Birotron, a tape
replay keyboard which he had co-funded
during its
development and...
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Album era
Timeline of
audio formats Sound recording and
reproduction Birotron TelePro Cartridge Patent Fails,
Billboard vol. 79, No. 27, 8 July 1967...
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Charles Wuorinen – Time's
Encomium (1969)
Iannis Xenakis – ****polis (1971)
Birotron (1974), Dave Biro
Buchla 100 and 200
serie (1960s–70s),
Buchla Lightning...
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Electronics 8
Voice polyphonic synth, twin
keyboard Mellotron Mark V,
Birotron B90, ARP
Instruments Digital Soloist synth, Moog
synthesizer & Projekt...
- as one of the group's best.
Tormato (1978)
features Wakeman playing a
Birotron, a tape
replay keyboard that used 8-track tape
cartridges and contributed...
- Harpsichord, Minimoog,
grand piano, Mellotron, synthesizer, organ, polymoog,
birotron Patrick Moraz – piano,
electric piano,
Hammond organ, Minimoog, Mellotron...
- runs
longer than
eight minutes.
Wakeman replaced his
Mellotrons with the
Birotron, a tape
replay keyboard, and
Squire experimented with
harmonisers and Mu-tron...
- Grey Rooms" – 3:58 Joni Mitc**** – vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion,
Birotron on 6, oboe on 8,
Omnichord on 8
Wayne Shorter –
soprano saxophone on 3...
- professional-sounding
version of the same technology. It was used by
Patrick Moraz. The
Birotron was a
similar concept based around 8-track cartridges, used by Wakeman...
