(Updated) PERU – Live in Zwijndrecht
Update February 4, 2023: we received some additional pictures from the concert in Zwijndrecht. Also this ticket was included, but it’s not about the Zwijndrecht concert. Maybe one of you …
Update February 4, 2023: we received some additional pictures from the concert in Zwijndrecht. Also this ticket was included, but it’s not about the Zwijndrecht concert. Maybe one of you …
Released in 1978, the Computer Band 2000 contains a ROM chip used for its built-in rhythm machine—it can store up to 14 patches, plus the preset sounds it already holds. …
Update January 30, 2023: We have included a better quality pdf file for download. Thanks to Matt Traum We are happy to share this Moog catalog from 1967 (i.e. over …
Update January 30: Johan Dunér has uploaded a couple of new video’s on the Maplin 5600. Now there are 4 chapters: The Maplin general demonstration Powersupply Keyboard controller Oscillators Very …
A while ago I found this article on Eberhard Schoener, created by (Dutch) Paul Lemmens. Paul tells about his discovery of Eberhard Schoener’s music in a German record shop and …
Read more “Eberhard Schoener – Inconsiderable time (Part 1)”
Deutsches Museum gets Eberhard Schoener’s Moog IIIP Update January 15, 2023: we found an improved (and even longer) version of the video. Eberhard Schoener studied violin at the Northwest German …
This article about Frank Zappa and his Synclavier, created by Brian Kassan, appeared in the Cashbox magazine (newspaper), January 1983. In addition to the article we include a video from …
If you are living near München, or if you are planning an Oktoberfest visit, or just want to visit Bayern, maybe the Deutches Museum is a nice addition to your …
There was this post about the Qasar I on the Vintage Synth Facebook group. I’d never heard of this synth and dived into it. It seems that the designer Tony …
Read the story from an inside man: this article is kindly reproduced from the EMEAPP website. Please note that all (c) are with EMEAPP and Jim Scott. Jim Scott was …