Text from 1950's Popular Mechanics article:

- - For writing film scores, Raymond Scott has developed an instrument which he calls the ''VIDEOLA.'' The mechanism operates a movie film in a projection room in another part of the house by remote control.

- - The movie is flashed on a television screen, so that Scott can watch the film as he composes appropriate music. A recording apparatus is hooked up to the VIDEOLA, as well, so that he can stop, play back, listen, rub out, and rewrite.

See Also:

• FEATURE: Raymond Scott's Instruments
• CIRCLE MACHINE
• ELECTRONIUM
• CLAVIVOX
• Wall of Sound (sequencer)
• Electronic Studio (a)
• Electronic Studio (b)
• Jean-Jacques Perrey
• Robert Moog