Waldorf let us know that they’re planning on making a major introduction on November 27, 2025, Thanksgiving Day in the US. … Read More Waldorf Introducing Something Major On Thanksgiving Day
In his latest video, synthesist Andy Whitmore takes a look at recreating some of the most iconic sounds of Vangelis, using a Yamaha CS-80 and modern effects. … Read More Recreating The Iconic Sounds Of Vangelis On The Yamaha CS-80
ROLI & Yamaha have announced a new collaboration, Airwave x Montage M, that brings the gestural control of ROLI’s Airwave system to Yamaha’s Montage M synthesizer.… Read More ROLI & Yamaha Launch Airwave x Montage M Gestural Control Partnership
Here’s a hands-on demo of not just the new Osmose 61 synthesizer, but also major updates in the Osmose ecosystem and a sneak preview of upcoming simplified patch editing.… Read More Osmose 61 Hands-On Demo, Plus A Sneak Preview Of New Patch Editing
Expressive E today introduced Osmose 61, a new 61-key version of the unique keyboard synthesizer that adds an additional octave. … Read More Expressive E Introduces Osmose 61 Synthesizer
Sequential and Oberheim have announced free updates for their Take 5 and TEO-5 synthesizers, adding Poly Chain support, which lets you connect two instruments to get 10 voices of polyphony. … Read More Take 5 & Oberheim TEO-5 Updated With Poly-Chain Support & More
The latest episode of 100 Things I Do details their epic journey to restore a ‘very broken’ Fairlight CMI IIx synth workstation. … Read More Restoring A Very Broken Fairlight CMI IIx Synth Workstation
In his latest video, synthesist Alex Ball offers a retro synth review of the rare Oberheim OB-1 synthesizer.… Read More Oberheim OB-1 Retro Synth Review
The Novachord is considered by many to be the first commercial polyphonic synthesizer, predating the mass-market polysynths of the ’70s by thirty years.… Read More The Hammond Novachord, “The World’s Most Versatile Musical Instrument”
This episode of Helium Vision features a visit into the Vintage Synthesizer Museum, in Los Angeles. The Vintage Synthesizer Museum is an interactive place, where everything is set up so it can be played and recorded.
