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Recreating Herbie Hancock’s ‘Chameleon’ Bassline

Here’s a step-by-step look at how to recreate the iconic bass sound, using the same 1972 ARP Odyssey synthesizer model that Hancock used.… Read More Recreating Herbie Hancock’s ‘Chameleon’ Bassline

April 5, 2024April 6, 2024Leave a comment

Recreating Edgar Winter’s ‘Frankenstein’ Synth Solo

Here’s an in-depth look at recreating the classic synth solo of Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein using an ARP 2600.… Read More Recreating Edgar Winter’s ‘Frankenstein’ Synth Solo

October 29, 2023October 29, 20232 Comments

Synth Secrets Of Rush’s ‘Tom Sawyer’

In his latest video, composer and synthesist Anthony Marinelli takes a look at the iconic synth intro to the Rush track, Tom Sawyer.… Read More Synth Secrets Of Rush’s ‘Tom Sawyer’

September 19, 20232 Comments

Inside The Classic Synclavier Synthesizer

Here’s a look at the hardware inside a classic Synclavier, plus an exploration of how it was used to create the iconic intro to Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’. … Read More Inside The Classic Synclavier Synthesizer

August 4, 2023August 5, 20237 Comments

Did Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’ Copy A Synth Demo Record?

“It doesn’t matter who’s wrong or right…”… Read More Did Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’ Copy A Synth Demo Record?

July 22, 202313 Comments

Secrets Of Michael Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean’ Bassline

“The notes don’t lie, man.”… Read More Secrets Of Michael Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean’ Bassline

July 17, 2023July 17, 202313 Comments

The Synth Sounds Of ‘War Games’ (1983)

Here’s a look at how composer & synthesist Anthony Marinelli used the Synclavier to create sounds and sequences for the War Games soundtrack.… Read More The Synth Sounds Of ‘War Games’ (1983)

July 13, 20233 Comments

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