Arturia has released a major update to its virtual take on the Minimoog synthesizer, the Minimoog V. Here’s what’s new in Minimoog V 2.5: Support for 64-bit VST and Audio Unit Support for Pro Tools 9 MIDI Control Assignment Improvement Update of toolbar look and feel Added support for NRPN MIDI controls Added triangle LFO… Read More Arturia Minimoog V 2.5 Now 64-bit Compatible
Joerg Schaaf – Flyday ’99 was uploaded by: SCHAAFJOERG
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Saturday Synth Porn: Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh at Raymond Scott’s Electronium. The photo captures Mothersbaugh at the Electronium, in Raymond Scott’s guesthouse in Van Nuys, CA, in 1993. There are multiple layers of music history captured in the photo. The large electronic instrument is Raymond Scott’s Electronium – an early sequencer + synthesizer combination, designed by… Read More Mark Mothersbaugh And The Electronium
Geoff Downes on Synths was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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MOOG SOUND LAB: OK Go, This Too Shall Pass was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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MoonSatellite – Emergence Part I was uploaded by: samurailonewolf
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RICK_WAKEMAN_2000_drunk-on-stage.m4v was uploaded by: robs1960
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This set of videos takes a behind the scenes look at the creation of Anima Morte‘s The Nightmare Becomes Reality. The Anima Morte project is described as ‘vintage Italian horror music, from Sweden. Above, Anima Morte recording synthesizers, percussion & effects with Mattias Olsson @ ROTH-HÄNDLE Studio, Stockholm/Sweden – August 2010.
Happy 77th Birthday, Bob Moog! was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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Gary Numan is touring the world, celebrating the 30th anniversary of his classic electronic pop album, The Pleasure Principle. His path from punk rocker to making The Pleasure Principle, though, was a bit of an accident. Numan explains: I was in a band called Tubeway Army and we were a three-piece punk band. We went… Read More Gary Numan’s First Time (With A Synthesizer)
