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This video captures demos of three synths/noise machines that are encased in what looks like Tupperware containers.

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A bit of the History Of Electronic Music: This video is based on The Sounds of E.M.L. Synthesizers, an audio demo flexi-disc from the 70s.

If you’ve got any information on this disk , or who was behind it, leave a comment! Read more…

 

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One Note Orchestra, played on Billy Corgan’s monster synthesizer. Read more…

 

Totally Wired, a documentary film about Andreas Schneider’s boutique Berlin synth shop Schneider’s Buero, is now available on DVD.

You can preview a section from the DVD below. It features Dieter Doepfer discussing his A100 modular synthesizer and the future of modular synths.

The film features an informed selection of inventors and artists alike, including

  • Dieter Doepfer
  • Junior Boys
  • Cassy
  • Ken MacBeth
  • Anthony Rother
  • Jessica Rylan
  • Daniel Miller
  • Wowa Cwejman
  • Per Salzwedel
  • Ricardo Villalobos
  • Magda
  • Marc Houle
  • Max Loderbauer
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AutomaticGainsay takes a look at the Moog Micromoog, a vintage one-oscillator monosynth that was designed as a budget alternative to the Moog Minimoog:

Moog’s first “inexpensive Minimoog.” Released in 1975, it provided great functionality for less money. Since the analog boom, this wonderful synth has been overlooked, and in some cases decried, by most. Hopefully, this video will indicate why the Micromoog deserves more respect.

If you’ve used the Moog Micromoog, leave a comment with your thoughts on it!

 

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