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Mitchell Sigman, keyboardist with Berlin, gives a great introduction to the Synthesizers.com modular system from his North Hollywood studio. Big knobs are where it’s at! via Tara
Mitchell Sigman, keyboardist with Berlin, gives a great introduction to the Synthesizers.com modular system from his North Hollywood studio. Big knobs are where it’s at! via Tara
This cheesetastic video shows Michael Iceberg, the guy that performed spacey music at Disney for years, in a classic performance on the tonight show. via Matrix
Found on YouTube – a device described as a wacky organ synth drum machine thing. What would you call it?
Remember when I noted Roland’s V-Accordion as one of the the NAMM Show highlights? You probably were wondering WHO would do WHAT with a MIDI accordion. Here you go: Uwe Steger presents his extensions for the Roland V-Accordion. via MusicThing
The 2008 NAMM Show wasn’t a great year for new synth and electronic music gear……but it was a good year. We’ve already mentioned tons of great new gear that we saw at NAMM in the last couple of weeks, but, following in the footsteps of last year’s modular analog synthgasm, here are our picks for… Read More The 2008 Winter NAMM Show Synthgasm
At the 2008 Winter NAMM Show, synth goddess and Analog Suicider Tara Busch caught up with Dieter Doepfer and talked to him about what was new with the Doepfer modular synth line.
Trash Audio interviewed Doepfer Synthesizer’s Dieter Doepfer at the 2008 NAMM Show, and talked to him about his background/life/history.
Marc Doty introduces what looks like it will be a really well done set of videos on the ARP 2600.
Winter NAMM Show Update: Roland intro’d the ARX-01 and ARX-02 expansion boards for the new Fantom-G series. Each ARX board is a synth in itself. The ARX-01 Drums Expansion Board offers complete control of the elements of each drum, such as shell depth and muffling. Once each drum is crafted, you can further refine it… Read More Roland ARX Expansion Boards For Fantom-G
NAMM Show Update: Korg’s new Pa500 uses the same EDS (Enhanced Definition Synthesis) sound engine that powers the Korg M3 workstation, Pa800 and the new Pa2XPro. For the songwriter, the Pa500 features both traditional “workstation” sequencing, as well as Korg’s time-saving Backing Sequencer that can record each Style part to its own track in a… Read More Korg Pa500 Songwriting Station