Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
What a fab show! Many thanks to Brian and to our bonus co-host Jim Glew!
Support MrWiggly by buying The Incinerator Plugin: mrwiggly.co.uk/products/incinerator
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Clownfest: https://www.clownfest.live
Loullamae's Just Giving page for Great Ormond Street Hospital: justgiving.com/fundraising/loullamae
Thank you to everyone who donated to Great Ormond Street Hospital via SuperChat - This week's hero's were David Svrjcek, Thorsten-Tobias Heinze, Will Josef, Richard Hilton, ISingTheBodyElectric, Tollington, SynthAddict, Dr. Synth, Wagoo, Andrew Brooks, Ben Breslin, Robarth - Melted Cheese Home Studio and the epic Kent Spong
Thanks to everyone watching, and to the wonderful group of supporters in chat. This weeks top ten chatters were: Wagoo, Sasquatch, Ken Lewis, David Svrjcek, Andrew Brooks, asiohead, Sensien, Kent Spong, ISingTheBodyElectric, Adamski A.
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Brian Oliva kicked off his love of keys back in the sixties with an Ace Tone organ playing in a real 'garage band', well before Apple reappropriated the term for its music starter software. A youthful lack of cash followed by a long and all-encompassing career in aerospace kept music as an occasional hobby until he started Getsemani Music in 2004, set up to represent his son's publishing.
It wasn't until his retirement in 2017 that things could really kick up a gear and a visit to the Moog factory sparked a long term love the brand. With time and funding finally available, his collection began and grew to include the Moog One, Voyager, Grandmother, Subharmonicon, DFAM and Mother 32, alongside support from Yamaha, Arturia and Logic Pro on recording duties.
Time for me to find out how it all started, respect our elders and learn about how our music has evolved and how things worked back in the day, alongside what it's like to go from an Ace to a One and the creative possibilities these wonderful machines offer today.
Come join us - ask your own questions and even join us to ask them live on stream from your phone if you want. Loullamae's 'Best Quiz On The Internet' is on as always having hit £2000 for Great Ormond Street which is an incredible achievement. Blow away the Sunday evening blues and come chat with me, Mrs Wiggly and the friendliest group of followers around!
Broadcast live on Sunday 20th February 2022 at 7pm UK, 8pm CET and 2pm EST.
Thanks all!
What a fab show! Many thanks to Brian and to our bonus co-host Jim Glew!
Support MrWiggly by buying The Incinerator Plugin: mrwiggly.co.uk/products/incinerator
Hardware Jams on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/hardwarejams
Jim Glew on Bandcamp: jamesglew.bandcamp.com
Clownfest: https://www.clownfest.live
Loullamae's Just Giving page for Great Ormond Street Hospital: justgiving.com/fundraising/loullamae
Thank you to everyone who donated to Great Ormond Street Hospital via SuperChat - This week's hero's were David Svrjcek, Thorsten-Tobias Heinze, Will Josef, Richard Hilton, ISingTheBodyElectric, Tollington, SynthAddict, Dr. Synth, Wagoo, Andrew Brooks, Ben Breslin, Robarth - Melted Cheese Home Studio and the epic Kent Spong
Thanks to everyone watching, and to the wonderful group of supporters in chat. This weeks top ten chatters were: Wagoo, Sasquatch, Ken Lewis, David Svrjcek, Andrew Brooks, asiohead, Sensien, Kent Spong, ISingTheBodyElectric, Adamski A.
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Brian Oliva kicked off his love of keys back in the sixties with an Ace Tone organ playing in a real 'garage band', well before Apple reappropriated the term for its music starter software. A youthful lack of cash followed by a long and all-encompassing career in aerospace kept music as an occasional hobby until he started Getsemani Music in 2004, set up to represent his son's publishing.
It wasn't until his retirement in 2017 that things could really kick up a gear and a visit to the Moog factory sparked a long term love the brand. With time and funding finally available, his collection began and grew to include the Moog One, Voyager, Grandmother, Subharmonicon, DFAM and Mother 32, alongside support from Yamaha, Arturia and Logic Pro on recording duties.
Time for me to find out how it all started, respect our elders and learn about how our music has evolved and how things worked back in the day, alongside what it's like to go from an Ace to a One and the creative possibilities these wonderful machines offer today.
Come join us - ask your own questions and even join us to ask them live on stream from your phone if you want. Loullamae's 'Best Quiz On The Internet' is on as always having hit £2000 for Great Ormond Street which is an incredible achievement. Blow away the Sunday evening blues and come chat with me, Mrs Wiggly and the friendliest group of followers around!
Broadcast live on Sunday 20th February 2022 at 7pm UK, 8pm CET and 2pm EST.
Thanks all!
