The Music Tribe on Instagram: "The IBM 7094, a room sized machine with less power than your phone, performed “Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two).” It wasn’t just random noise, it had melody, pitch, and timing. The project was led by Max Mathews and John Kelly at Bell Labs, two pioneers who believed computers could create music, not just calculations. The result stunned everyone. For the first time, a machine produced something emotional, a voice that sounded almost human. A few years later, writ

Pure Vibes ✨ on Instagram: "From Circuits to Chorus, Daisy Took the Floor Us 🌸🎶 --- Description: Step back into history where technology first found its voice! 🖥️🎤 This iconic clip is from the groundbreaking moment when computers began to sing — the haunting yet charming tune “Daisy Bell”, also known as “Bicycle Built for Two.” 🌸🚲 In 1961, at Bell Labs, engineers used an IBM 7094 computer to generate this melody, making it the world’s first computer-synthesized song. 🤯 The quirky robotic

'Daisy Bell' - Original 1894 Phonograph Recording with Lyrics

Sound Vibe on Instagram: "In 1961, “Daisy Bell” became the first song ever sung by a computer, performed on an IBM 7094 at Bell Labs using early speech synthesis technology. Computer scientist John Kelly worked on creating the voice, while Max Mathews handled the music. They chose the 1892 song because it was simple and widely recognized, making it ideal for testing the new technology. The result sounded robotic and eerie, but it marked a landmark moment in the history of computing. The performa

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