Tomorrow's World clips

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 02 Dec 2020, 15:50

Michael Rodd when he was a small boy demonstrating the forerunner of in-car navigation...nice and mechanical

Regards Neil

Post by **mickthemaverick** » 02 Dec 2020, 16:03

What a great find that is Neil well done!! I don't remember ever hearing of that at all so thoroughly enjoyed it!! Mind you they could have given him a car with 4 hub caps!!

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » 02 Dec 2020, 16:12

mickthemaverick wrote: ↑
02 Dec 2020, 16:03
What a great find that is Neil well done!! I don't remember ever hearing of that at all so thoroughly enjoyed it!! Mind you they could have given him a car with 4 hub caps!!

I was sent it Mick so cant take the credit for the find. No room for any passengers if you had to cover the entire country. When he mentioned Self-drive Cars from the airport I though crikey thats prophetic, but I think he was meaning the likes of Hertz and Godfrey Davis.

REgards Neil

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » Yesterday, 20:09

Right now the BBC archive has a series of
old Tomorrow's World Clips

Here's an example the Moog Synthesiser

Regards Neil

Post by **myglaren** » Yesterday, 21:27

Clicked on that wondering if they would mention Walter/Wendy Carloss who did great things with the early Moogs.
Nothing happened of course.

: Walter Carloss

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » Yesterday, 21:50

myglaren wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 21:27
Clicked on that wondering if they would mention Walter/Wendy Carloss who did great things with the early Moogs.
Nothing happened of course.

The pictures aren't clickable links. They are from I-player not one of the "embedable" vids from daily motion/youtube/vimeo. etc

Bit of a loud rendition of greensleeves doesn't really show the embrionic moog off to its best!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0154m0p

Regards Neil

Post by **myglaren** » Yesterday, 21:55

So I discovered - I did watch using the link above the image.

There isn't much of hers on YT. I have her first two LPs - she was Walter Carlos when they were recorded.

Post by **myglaren** » Yesterday, 22:02

Somewhere I have a tape of "Sonic Seasonings" by Wendy Carlos. May have to drag the tape deck and tapes out.

Post by **white exec** » Yesterday, 22:13

I have Switched-on Bach, The Well-Tempered Synthesizer, By Request, and Clockwork Orange here on LP, as well as her CD box-set, plus other bits. Magic stuff: Brandenburg 3 is a tremendous performance by any standards!

NewcastleFalcon · Post by **NewcastleFalcon** » Yesterday, 22:32

I think that computers and the software that's written for them are going to be the greatest thing for musicians since the invention of catgut itself

Bob Moog

From one of Steve's vids

Regards Neil

Post by **myglaren** » Yesterday, 22:51

It did look like it but unfortunately the reality hasn't proved to be quite so in reality.
I lean more toward musicians that don't rely on synthetic sounds.

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