The ARP Odyssey 50th Anniversary
The video is part ARP Odyssey history, part tech-talk and lots of audio demonstrations of the classic synth design.… Read More The ARP Odyssey 50th Anniversary
The video is part ARP Odyssey history, part tech-talk and lots of audio demonstrations of the classic synth design.… Read More The ARP Odyssey 50th Anniversary
Here’s a vintage demonstration of several ARP synths, including the Pro-Soloist, 2600 & Odyssey.… Read More ‘Lost’ ARP Demo From 1973
Author Thom Holmes is the host of The Holmes Archive Of Electronic Music – a free podcast of vintage electronic music recordings and audio experimentation.… Read More The Holmes Archive of Electronic Music
Each year, Synthplex curates the Pop-Up Synth Museum, where you can get ‘hands-on’ experience with a wide range of unique and rare vintage synthesizers.… Read More Pop Up Synth Museum Coming To Synthplex 2022; Save 20% With Promo Code
The Bob Moog Foundation has announced an Official Moogseum Reverb Shop, where you can buy used gear and help support the Moogseum.… Read More New Reverb Shop Supports The Moogseum
Here’s an overview of the museum, along with demos of some of the rare instruments in the museum’s collection.… Read More Hands On With Rare Gear At The Italian Synth Museum, Museo del Synth Marchigiano
The collection features just about every synth and electronic instrument you can imagine, with classic instruments stacked floor to ceiling.… Read More Inside The Swiss Museum Of Electronic Music Instruments (SMEM)
Though it was introduced a year before the Moog modular synthesizer, it features microtonal tuning, velocity sensitivity and expressive pitch control.… Read More The Syn-Ket, aka ‘The Morricone Synthesizer’, Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
The Fairlight Story tells the story of the creation of the Fairlight CMI, its cultural impact and ultimate demise. … Read More New Mini Documentary, ‘The Fairlight Story’
The short video profiles Kraftwerk, and captures them doing a live performance of Autobahn.… Read More Here’s A Vintage Look At Kraftwerk, ‘The Future Of Music’, From 1975