Stevie Wonder's Modular Synthesizers

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Per these archival photos, plus this Rolling Stone piece, and this documentary on Youtube, Stevie utilized TONTO for a string of albums, beginning with 1972's Music of My Mind

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Stevie Wonder confirmed his use of the Moog Model IIIP synthesizer by stating, "When I was working on that, it started with a Moog synthesizer," during a conversation with presenter Annie Macmanus. He further mentioned collaborating with Bob Margouleff and Malcolm Cecil to develop the desired bass sound. This information is supported by an article on Yahoo Entertainment titled "Stevie Wonder reveals how he recorded the Moog synth bassline and 'laidback' vocals on a '70s classic."

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