The Triadex page |
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| Manufacturer: Triadex Inc., Brookline, Massachusetts Inventors: Edward Fredkin and Marvin Minsky |
| The Triadex Muse, more of an algorithmic compositional device than a synth was one of the first digitally controlled instruments to be produced. It would appear the intention was to produce a device that would create original music of its own and to be an alternative for records or the radio. |
| Original review from Studio Sound 1972 |
| Excerpt from Hal Chamberlin's Book, The Musical Applications of Microprocessors |
