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The Grallophone Dual-Manual Steampunk Synthesizer

The Grallophone is a one-of-a-kind dual-manual steampunk synthesizer.… Read More The Grallophone Dual-Manual Steampunk Synthesizer

April 7, 2021April 7, 202112 Comments

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We’re leaving the field of strings, keys and knobs and moving deeply into an abstract form of creating sounds. It’s something absolutely new which hasn’t been on the scene before. You start becoming more of a sound sculptor instead of a soloist who is showing how well you are trained and how many hours you have spent learning your instrument.

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