Articles in Synthesizers
Back in April, I wrote about a textile artist from Australia named pul(sew)idth. She had created some really nice re-creations of classic analog synths as felt pillows. Well, I’ve found a few more up on …
Moog Music has been taking pre-orders on their new reissues of the much-coveted Moog Taurus Pedals. In this video, Moog Senior Engineer Cyril Lance give a quick update on progress on the Taurus 3 …
Picture this: You’ve got robots that are modules in a self-aware modular synth. They start patching themselves together, crafting sound and rhythm, and they work themselves into such a lather that the …
We synthesizer nuts can be a weird bunch. It seems as though half of the synth manuals that I’ve seen have some sort of strange text or pictures in them. The following are …
My certifiable obsession for electronic music and electronic instruments in general, especially synthesizers, started in my elementary and middle school years, sometime in the 1980′s. Frequent trips to the library, an institution in which I …
I’m a huge fan of analogue modular synthesizers. I used to have a big Moog, now I’ve got a MOTM and Doepfer modular. Other than the obvious sound generating madness, I also …
Richard Bartz is a fairly prolific German techno and dance producer, remixer, and solo artist. He’s released a number of records but enjoys playing live more than anything.
Bartz has a fairly unique style, and …
Ranjit Bhatnagar loves making homemade instruments. We featured him in a story on the mobius music box earlier, and here’s another gem that he’s put together: the matchbook synthesizer.
Ranjit says:
In my junkbox I …
Jean Michel Jarre is the guy who got me into electronic music. Oxygene was like nothing I’d ever head before, and some people even say that nothing that he’s done since has surpassed this album …
The Oberheim SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module) was the first synth put out by Tom Oberheim in the 70′s. It was meant to be a second, backup synth to be connected to a sequencer for layering …
