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Here is the perspective of a person whose career is about the history of synthesizers. Here is the perspective of a person who is a professional synthesizer historian. Here are the ravings of an ill-tempered old man who just can't let go of the little things.

P.S. "Language changes, man" is the dumbest excuse for improper word usage that was ever concocted by people who care more about being disagreed with than they care about words.

Seriously, though... I love you all, and I want you to know about the history of the development of synthesizers.

If you want to know more about the history of polyphony, or if you want to know why I have the audacity to assert what I have in this video, or if you just want to be more angry than you are right now, please watch "A History of Polyphony," my documentary on the history of polyphony:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yty8Rt7bzOk&list=PLHGZsq10nFV_hYzC5KOXPVfrLfUYNkBed

If you want the infographics present in this video, let me know.

The music in this video was written by Marc Doty, performed on an ARP 2600 and shitty bandroom drums for his band Godfrey's Cordial, which is a band that emulates the kind of Moogsploitative music in the 1970s that would feature such poor engineering and shitty drumming.