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- polyphonic synthesizer products, along with Novachord (1939) by Hammond. The Melochord (1947ā€“1949), developed by Bode, was extensively used by Werner Meyer-Eppler...
- of the earliest musical instruments utilizing a ring modulator was the Melochord (1947) built by Harald Bode. It was a two-tone melody keyboard instrument...
- Kraakdoos / Cracklebox (1960sā€“70s), Michel Waisvisz Mellotron (1960s) Melochord (1947ā€“49), Harald Bode Melodium (1938), Harald Bode Moog synthesizer (1965)...
- equipment, recording and radiophonic equipment, ondes Martenot, Monochord and Melochord, sine-wave oscillators, tape recorders, ring modulators, band-p**** filters...
- - 3:08 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center EP) "Melochord Seventy-Five" - 3:39 (from the 1995 Music for the Amorphous Body Study...
- Your Internal Organs Overnight" 3:59 4. "The Brush Descends the Length" 3:09 5. "Melochord Seventy-Five" 3:39 6. "Space Moment" 2:42 7. "Untitled" 1:37...
- Cologne International Festival of Contemporary Music. They utilised a melochord, trautonium, ring modulators, octave and radio filters and tape recorders...
- invention of the Vocoder and began in 1951 to work with a device known as a Melochord, in conjunction with magnetic tape recorders, leading to a decade of working...
- bonus disc No. Title Length 1. "Ulan Bator" 2:20 2. "Klang Tone" 5:38 3. "Melochord Seventy-Five" (original Pulse version) 5:32 4. "Outer Accelerator" (original...
- in Bonn with a Melochord. Harald Bode had constructed this instrument and modified it according to Meyer-Eppler's wishes. A Melochord was therefore also...