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John Scott Bowen : ウィキペディア英語版
John S. Bowen (sound designer)

John Scott Bowen is an American sound designer known for his early work with synthesizers.〔Vail, Mark (February 2005). (Sequential circuits PROphet-5 defining the future of polysynths. ) ''Keyboard Magazine''〕
==Moog and Sequential Circuits==
Bowen started out as the first official Moog clinician in 1973, demonstrating and contributing to designs for Moog Music. In 1976 he started working with Dave Smith to promote his Model 800 sequencer, and then helped specify the Model 700 Programmer. This association led to development of the Prophet 5, and then on to the entire line of Sequential Circuits products. Bowen was responsible for the original 40 factory programs of the Prophet 5, and as Sequential's Product Specialist created 99% of all of the factory sounds and sequences (as well as the original Prophet VS waveshapes), also contributing to the User Interface (UI) design for the following Sequential products: Prophet 5, Prophet 10, Prophet 600, Prophet T-8, Prophet VS, Drumtraks, 6-Trak, MultiTrak, Tom, Max, Studio 440, and the Prophet 2000 and 3000 libraries.

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