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Image: pugsfly A happy monome, via the Synthtopia Flickr group.
Image: Nine Inch Nails Official Fantastic shot of Alessandro & Atticus, from the Ghosts I-IV sessions.
Image: pan1615 A radiant shot of the Korg Radias-R.
Sequence 15 has a great post today looking at the stories behind several synth legends. Are they true or are they false? Here’s a short excerpt: Story: Prior to the creation of MIDI, Sequential Circuits had designed a serial bus for musical instruments which was much faster than MIDI. Verdict: True. The interface was implemented… Read More Synth Legends: True Or False?
Nine Inch Nails has released a new tour sampler – NIN/JA – on their site, and you an also get it for free via BitTorrent. Trent Reznor, the frontman of Nine Inch Nails, is an advocate of working with Internet technologies, instead of against them. NIN’s Art Director Rob Sheridan explains: We use torrents ourselves,… Read More Nine Inch Nails Distributing Free Album Via BitTorrent
We’ve been posting a lot lately – here’s a quick digest of the top posts from the last week, in case you missed them: Justin Timberlake Brings Sexy Back To The Keytar Posted on Monday, March 16th, 2009 in Keyboard Synthesizers – Comments: (5) JT Playing the Keytar @ HP Pavilion. Oscar Peterson On The… Read More Synthesizer & Electronic Music Highlights For 16th March – 22nd March
EMI has announced a new best-of CD + DVD package featuring the work of Thomas Dolby, The Singular Thomas Dolby. Dolby reminisces: EMI is not all a-buzz the way it was when I first walked in there around 1980. The atmosphere was quite mellow, to say the least. Still, it was an interesting sensation, being… Read More The Singular Thomas Dolby CD, DVD Best Of Package
Image: rpd3 Can there be any explanation for this?
Image: Max Lord Close up of the ultimate vintage synth, the Yamaha CS80, which is 4 times as funky as most synthesizers.