The object
Scott Wedge co-founded E-mu Systems with Dave Rossum and co-developed its early modular synthesizer and digital scanning keyboard hardware. A 2026 Sound On Sound history traces the partners’ product work and its later influence on polyphonic instruments. The same account describes Wedge’s current life and continuing technical interests.
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What Scott did
co-founded E-mu Systems with Dave Rossum and co-developed its early modular synthesizer and digitally scanned keyboard hardware
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Why it matters
E-mu’s early keyboard architecture entered influential Oberheim and Sequential synthesizers, making it consequential hardware for the rise of polyphonic electronic instruments.
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Living-status check
Sound On Sound described Wedge’s current activities in an August 2026 history of E-mu Systems.