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So, Keith Emerson's Moog Synthesizer[0] was an analog computer, yes? [0] http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03593/emerson6_3593555b.jpg http://i.teleg

• kitotik 9y ago
  Certainly. Most modular synths have all the basics - Sum, divide, multiply, add, XOR, etc. And don’t forget, analogue random is the shit. In your face entropy!
• crispyambulance 9y ago
  It sure is. As are all analog modular synths. Its just that the "problems" worked on by such analog computers are ...different.
• funkdobiest 9y ago
  I was going to speak on this as the pictures look just like my Eurorack. The module I have called Maths does all the arithmetic functions needed.
• 11thEarlOfMar 9y ago
  Cool, I had to come back and post this link of a block diagram of the Moog: http://cdm.link/app/uploads/2016/03/dangeroussynth.jpg http://cdm.link/app/uploads/2016/03/dangeroussynth.jpg