Electronic Music - RCA and the birth of the synthesizer @WirelessMuseum
Electronic Music - RCA and the birth of the synthesizer  @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The radio program "Meet The Engineer" was produced by GE engineer Tom MacCauley, who you hear introducing this material. In an address titled "New Developments in Electronics", "Brigadier General Sarnoff" is heard addressing the American Institute of Electrical Engineers sometime before March 1955.
These programs were aired on WFLN on the following dates:
March 9, 1955 - Part 1 (10 m , 10 s)
March 16, 1955 - Part 2 (5 m, 33 s)
March 23, 1955 - Part 3 (8 m, 32 s)

To listen to the musical portion of Sarnoff's presentation visit: uv201.com/Misc_Pages/rca_synthesizer.htm

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