Re: tape based pitching

["Dennis Moser" <sinsofmachaut@gmail.com>]

Ladies and gents,

A quick Worldcat search for said title (http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/700395&referer=brief_results) turns up a copy here at work ... I shall see if I can snag it at lunch here shortly for a further citation ...
 
The Net, when inthe hands of a seasoned and trained librarian/archivist, is Your Friend ... 

Dennis

On 11/26/07, andy butler < akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

Stockhausen, Conversations with the Composer
Jonathan Cott
Picador 1974
(also pub by Robson Books Ltd 1974)
page 92
ISBN 0 330 24165 6

sadly the book which described his photoelectric (canned) loop device
must have been consumed when Norwich Library burned down in 1994
(and our late Stockhausen scolar, Dr. Zvonar was unable to find
any mention of this device in any book)

andy butler


Goddard, Duncan wrote:
>>> the tape based pitch shifter used by Stockhausen was called a Springer
> Machine<<
>
> andy, how did you come by this factoid? I thought the only tape-based
> pitch shifter was the eltro.....
> gotham studios had one, & the BBC radiophonic workshop, & someone here
> (my apologies) sent me some literature on it, which I may be able to
> dredge up.
>
> duncan.
>
>