Research Interview with Synth Engineer Dave Smith - Episode One
Added by: admin | Date: 06-Nov-07 | Class: Studio-technique
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Dave Smith is an American audio engineer who first proposed the MIDI standard in 1981 in a paper to the Audio Engineering Society. The MIDI specification 1.0 was published in August 1983. Smith's company Sequential Circuits was started in 1974. In 1978, Sequential built the Prophet 5 — the first synthesizer to incorporate a microprocessor.
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