On the hardware front it's like the 1970s all over again, with historic names such as Moog, Sequential and Oberheim back in ...

I’m trying really hard not to sound like a synth snob… lol. Report comment. Reply. Galane says: July 2, 2012 at 9:56 pm And then there’s Google’s synth.

One of the easiest and most effective ways to liven any synth sound up is to bring in some detuning between your core ...

It has the sound of many a classic Oberheim synth packed into its solid and compact body so could be seen as a cut-down OB-X8, although one that is not so cut down in features as it is in physical ...

As such, many of the iconic synthesizers of the era are present on Thriller, including the Yamaha CS-80, Sequential Prophet-5, Roland Jupiter-8, Minimoog, ARP 2600, E-mu Emulator I, Synclavier II and ...

When Moog heard the synthesizer pop up on TV commercials by the mid-1960s, he knew the sound was going mainstream. Business boomed at his company, R.A. Moog, until 1971.

What’s more, this synth features a 27-note keyboard with two octaves of sound control, allowing you to dig deep into the possibilities and get creative with your tracks. Related ...

As you might expect, Boss has gone for the latter form factor for the SY-1 Synthesizer pedal, which puts a massive 121 synth sounds at the feet of guitarists. SUBSCRIBE. LOG IN. HOME.