George Secor's Scalatron
George Secor's Scalatron
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George Secor, a master of microtonal music commissioned Motorola to build a custom model of the Scalatron, an organ/synthesizer able to precisely resolve up to 1024 pitches per octave, in the 1970s. The Scalatron utilized the theories of Wilson and Chalmers and a microtonal keyboard design by Wilson.
George's Scalatron may be said to have been the predecessor of the 21st century instrument known as the Lumatone, a powerful MIDI instrument that also uses a keyboard design by Erv Wilson.
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