ARP Founder Alan R. Pearlman Has Died
Alan R. Pearlman, engineer and founder of the pioneering synth manufacturer ARP Instruments, died yesterday at the age of 93.… Read More ARP Founder Alan R. Pearlman Has Died
Alan R. Pearlman, engineer and founder of the pioneering synth manufacturer ARP Instruments, died yesterday at the age of 93.… Read More ARP Founder Alan R. Pearlman Has Died
Turnock describes Odyssey for VCV Rack as ‘an Arp Odyssey on steroids’. It’s available in version for Linux, Mac & Windows. … Read More Free Synth Module ‘An Arp Odyssey On Steroids’
This vintage video takes a look at story behind the BBC Radiophonic Workshop‘s arrangement of the classic Ron Grainer Dr. Who theme.
Korg has officially announced two new ARP Odyssey modules that offer the classic sound of the legendary ARP Odyssey in a desktop module format.
In this official ARP video, Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll shares his take on the new Korg ARP Odyssey.
This video, via ARP, features Herbie Hancock sharing his take on both the original ARP Odyssey and the updated Korg ARP Odyssey.
In this video, Tatsuya Takahashi, KORG’s Manager and Chief Engineer of Analog Synth Development, offers his take on the new ARP Odyssey reissue.
In this video, via ARP, ARP’s cofounder and lead designer of the original ARP Odyssey, David Friend, discusses the role he played as Chief Advisor to KORG for the re-issue of the ARP Odyssey.
This video, via gstormelectro, explores the sounds of the new Korg ARP Odyssey synthesizer. The new Korg Odyssey has a compact body, ‘highly operable’ sliders and a 37 note slim keyboard. In addition, a new ‘DRIVE’ switch is provided and connectors include MIDI and headphone output as well as Patch cables have been added.
Korg shared this video, which captures highlights from the UK launch of the new Korg ARP Odyssey. The video features Radiophonic Workshop – a group made up of members of the original BBC Radiophonic Workshop. The group features original members Peter Howell, Roger Limb, Dick Mills and Paddy Kingsland, along with archivist Mark Ayres and Kieron Pepper (The Prodigy).