The latest episode of the Progtopia podcast is a farewell to Edgar Froese (6 June 1944-20 January 2015). In this episode, Progtopia host Mark Ashby shares his thoughts on Froese’s passing, plays some highlights from Froese’s career; and talks with electronic musician Ian Boddy and journalists John Diliberto, Anil Prasad, and Cliff Pearson, all of whom had a… Read More A Farewell To Edgar Froese
Multi-instrumentalist Chris Stack (ExperimentalSynth.com), right, is featured in a new interview in the Art + Music + Technology podcast. Here’s what host Darwin Grosse has to say about the interview: Chris Stack is about as multiply-experienced as anyone you can imagine. He was a marketing manager at Moog Music, and was instrumental in the launch… Read More Experimental Synth’s Chris Stack On The Art + Music + Technology Podcast
20150130 BBC Four HD Kraftwerk PopArt was uploaded by: jerometv
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This video, via Cool Hunting, is a visit to the awesome synth lair of composer Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo, Pee Wee’s Playhouse, Rugrats, The Lego Movie). The bright green, circular building of Mutato Muzika in Los Angeles is easy to spot when cruising down Sunset Boulevard. Inside is the studio of Mark Mothersbaugh, founding member of DEVO and award-winning Hollywood… Read More Inside The Awesome Synth Lair Of Mark Mothersbaugh
NAMM 2015 – Sequential Prophet-6 was uploaded by: Future Music Magazine
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NAMM 2015: In Conversation with Alessandro Cortini was uploaded by: sonicstate
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https://vimeo.com/117077150 Dan Green of Eurorack modular synth manufacturer 4ms is featured in latest video in the Muffwiggler interview series.
This video, via Elegyscores, features Hans Zimmer discussing the creation of the sundtrack for Christopher Nolan’s film Interstellar. via man
In the latest episode of the Echoes podcast, host John Diliberto talks with multi instrumentalists Daniel Holdsworth and Aidan Roberts about their two man performances of Tubular Bells For Two. Composer Mike Oldfield played over a dozen instruments on his signature work. With Tubular Bells For Two, Holdsworth and Roberts have taken on the challenge of… Read More Tubular Bells for Two
2014 was such an exceptional year for electronic music and synths that our best of 2014 posts, which cover Mobile Music Apps, Hardware Synths, MIDI Controllers, Modular Synth Gear, Electronic Music Hardware, Music Software and even the Sexiest Vaporware – still leave a lot uncovered. Here’s wrap up on other things from 2014 that were too cool not to mention:
