Interview: Nyle Steiner.3 / 29-Oct-2020

Nyle Steiner – Inventor of the EVI / EWI

Part 3 of 3 Nyle talks about working with Maurice Jarre on the Concerto for EVI, the use of EVI as a MIDI sequence trigger and lots of more.

Check out http://patchmanmusic.com for great information, support and service “All Things Wind Instrument”.

Part 1 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-1-14-oct-2020/

Part 2 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-2/

Part 3 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-3-29-oct-2020/

Interview: Nyle Steiner.2 / 22-Oct-2020

Nyle Steiner playing his redesign of the EVI – The NuEVI

EVI / EWI inventor Nyle Steiner talks about the Microcon, The Master’s Touch, working with Crumar and building the first Electronic Wind Instruments (EWI) and what led up to AKAI taking them to production.

Part 1 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-1-14-oct-2020/

Part 2 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-2/

Part 3 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-3-29-oct-2020/

Interview: Nyle Steiner.1 / 14-Oct-2020

Nyle Steiner, in the Studio, with the EVI.

Inventor and synthesizer pioneer Nyle Steiner talks about his early electronics and musical background which led him to later invent the Electronic Valve Instrument (EVI) and Electronic Wind Instrument (EWI). While Nyle built many of the EVIs and EWIs himself along with a short production run by Crumar, it is Akai (now Akai Professional) that has mass produced the instruments beginning in 1987. In fact, in Japan the EWI is much more well known as an Akai product which is still being made today while Nyle Steiner remains a bit obscure.

For more information about Nyle Steiner, the EVI and EWI, as well as all things wind controller related, check out Matt Traum’s Patchman Music website at https://patchmanmusic.com

Part 1 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-1-14-oct-2020/

Part 2 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-2/

Part 3 with Nyle Steiner: https://anonradio.net/interview-nyle-steiner-3-29-oct-2020/

Interview: John Bowen.1 / 13-Aug-2020

John Bowen and Bob Moog in Tokyo 1973

John Bowen worked for MOOG Music product clinician demoing music equipment for the major of the 1970s. He later went to work with Dave Smith helping with the early Sequential Circuits products to do limited programming and sequencing for the MiniMOOG as well as suggestions that influenced the design of the PROPHET-5.

For more information about John, visit http://johnbowen.com