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'''Date:''' 1973
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*Alternatively: [[E-mu Modular Article Page]]
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'''Type:''' Modular / Monophonic/Duophonic[[File:E-MU MODULAR (1973).jpg|alt=Illustration of the E-mu Modular (1973)|none|thumb|E-mu Modular (1973)|500x500px]]
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== Introduction ==
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Before E-mu became better known for their Emulator samplers, they produced analogue modular synthesizers in the manner of other American start-ups - a group of engineers with a passion for creating this new type of electronic musical instrument.
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== Notable Users ==
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'''Frank Zappa -''' The exact synth owned by Frank Zappa is now held at the Cité de la Musique museum - [https://www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/16991810569/ Photograph]
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==Table of Songs featuring E-mu Modular==
 
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 19 April 2022

Date: 1973

Type: Modular / Monophonic/Duophonic

Illustration of the E-mu Modular (1973)
E-mu Modular (1973)

Introduction

Before E-mu became better known for their Emulator samplers, they produced analogue modular synthesizers in the manner of other American start-ups - a group of engineers with a passion for creating this new type of electronic musical instrument.

Notable Users

Frank Zappa - The exact synth owned by Frank Zappa is now held at the Cité de la Musique museum - Photograph

Table of Songs featuring E-mu Modular

Artist Song Year Notes Reference Media URL
Lenny White Big City 1977 Album: Big City (1977). Something of a super-group with Herbie Hancock and Jan Hammer guesting on various tracks. Synth (Pat Gleeson) Discogs YouTube
Lenny White Part 1 1977 Synth (Lenny White). Album: Big City (1977). Something of a super-group with Herbie Hancock and Jan Hammer guesting on various tracks. Discogs YouTube
Lenny White Prelude to Rainbow Delta 1975 Synth (Patrick Gleeson) Discogs YouTube