A story about Doug McKechnie and his Moog synthesizer, which he owned from 1968. Read about his pioneering work and how his Moog was (not) featured on the Altamont Speedway show at which the Rolling Stones also appeared. The Moog was sold to Christopher Franke in 1972.
Sound on Sound Magazine recently published this inside story about creating the Memento Mori album by Depeche Mode. Marta Salogni tells Paul Tingen how she created the mix. Below you’ll …
We are happy to present you this article, created, and (c) by Michel Scheijen. Michel is creator and owner of the Musicophilia website on which he publishes background articles, personal …
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In the earliest days of synthesis, instruments were monophonic. They could only create a single sound at once or, in some cases, simple duophonic chords by cleverly detuning oscillators. Musicaradar …