The Apples in stereo/Breathers split

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	1.	The Apples in stereo - Teletron for the Populace 04:58		buy track
	2.	Breathers - Data Birth (edit) 05:44		buy track

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The Apples piece is the first recorded experiment the band made with Robert Schneider’s invention, the Teletron mind controller for synthesizers.
Breathers provide an epic, ambitious, electronic piece incorporating the non-Pythagorean musical scale based on logarithms Robert Schneider invented and introduced on their 2007 double LP New Magnetic Wonder. Robert Schneider about the Breathers side: “Breathers are my favorite contemporary band. That they used my non-Pythagorean scale for this incredible piece is such an honor for me.“

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released November 11, 2021

The Apples in stereo:
Improvisation with the Teletron mind-controlled synthesizer (2010)
Composed by R. Schneider
©2010 The Elephant 6 Publishing Co.

An excerpt from this piece was originally released with the instructional video Teletron for the Populace (2010) released by The Apples in stereo, on how to build a mind-controlled synthesizer.

Robert Schneider: Teletron mind-controller for analog synthesizer, Moog MG-1 synthesizer and Ross Stereo Delay R80 (live improvisation, Sept. 1, 2010)

Mastered by Craig Morris
Artwork by Robert Beatty
Composed by R. Schneider © 2021 The Elephant 6 Publishing Co. (ASCAP)

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