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The Minimoog Book is an essential read for electronic music enthusiasts and synthesizer aficionados. Featuring a foreword by Rush frontman Geddy Lee, this book offers a deep dive into over five decades of electronic music history.
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Discover insights from some of the most influential figures in music history. The Minimoog Book features interviews with iconic musicians such as Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman, and Chick Corea, as well as modern artists like Greg Kurstin and Mac DeMarco. These interviews provide a rare glimpse into their creative processes and the role the Minimoog played in shaping their sounds.
The book is a visual feast, featuring exquisite, detailed photography of the Minimoog. Much of the photography is brand new, capturing the beauty and intricacies of this iconic synthesizer. In addition, it includes historical promotional materials, engineering interviews, and illustrated sound patches that enrich the reader's understanding and appreciation of the Minimoog.
Years in the making, The Minimoog Book delves deep into the history of the Minimoog synthesizer. It chronicles the journey from the first Model D prototype to the modern Voyager models. Detailed schematics and engineering insights provide a thorough understanding of the instrument's development and its groundbreaking impact on electronic music.
Printed in Denmark on high-quality, FSC-certified paper, this hardcover coffee table book comes with a unique serial-numbered dust jacket. Its durable and aesthetically pleasing design makes it a perfect keepsake for lovers of music history, illustration, and timeless books. Additionally, it includes over 30 patch diagrams of iconic sounds, playing techniques for the Model D, and explanations of subtractive synthesis, making it an invaluable resource for both new and seasoned musicians.