Category:Live Electronic Orchestra

References[edit]

• Vail, Mark. "LEO, the Live Electronic Orchestra - Pre-MIDI Multitimbral Synth System". Keyboard (magazine).
  "​Description: Custom-built modular synthesizer system consisting of a three-manual controller with a pedalboard, ... Produced: Schematics completed December 20, 1974, assembly began in ’75, and system finished in May ’77. ... Manufacture: Don Lewis. Pre-MIDI 4-channel polyphonic keyboard designed by Armand Pascetta. Richard Bates served as chief engineer; ... The “Pascetta parts” of LEO — four Oberheim SEMs and two ARP 2600s controlled by Armand Pascetta’s custom-designed keyboard ... "
• Don Lewis (interview video). Oral Histories. NAMM (2002-12-27).
• Lewisizer Presents-Live Electronic Orchestra-LEO. Lewisizer Presents. Archived from the original on 2009-01-05.
• "The Armand Pascetta Keyboard". Keyboard (magazine) 32 (5): 68.
  (Abstract from ebscohost.com,
  "​Features Armand Pascetta, a technician who developed the first polyphonic keyboard in the U.S. Reason behind the development of a content-addressable memory; List of clients of Pascetta, including synthesist Malcolm Cecil; Views of musician Don Lewis on playing the Pascetta keyboard again during a benefit concert. ")