Posted on 25/04/1983
EMS Synthi-100 “Elephants” Soundbite
An experimental soundbite featuring the mighty EMS Synthi-100 Modular Synth. Recorded in HEMS, Denmark, 1984 by Jesper Ranum.
Posted on 25/04/1983
An experimental soundbite featuring the mighty EMS Synthi-100 Modular Synth. Recorded in HEMS, Denmark, 1984 by Jesper Ranum.
Posted on 01/03/1983
[gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”100%” ] DéFilm working in Puk Studio 1984 [gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”100%” ]
Posted on 01/01/1983
Posted on 24/11/1982
Merging with the computer After using a combination of analog synthesizers and CV MicroComposers (see The Sequencers) for some time, a new semi-affordable digital product was launched that promised to deliver a combination of the two functions – much like the absurdly expensive NED Synclavier and Fairlight Series II systems. The synth was called The […]
Posted on 24/10/1982
Posted on 31/07/1982
Posted on 25/02/1982
After having spent around 6 years doing music in my spare time while working or studying, I felt the need to go further with it. In order to be able to build a proper studio I had to establish a proper company to be able to make the gear purchases a deductable expense. So in […]
Posted on 07/02/1982
When the Roland SH-5 suitcase synth was launched it was quite a different machine from the standard MiniMoogs, Micromoogs and Arp Odysseys of the days. It owned and used the SH-5 for a long period, and looking back I should never have parted with it. Expanded feature set The SH-5 builds on Roland first professional synth, the already […]
Posted on 26/08/1981
The grandiose synthesizer theme from the movie “Chariots of Fire” (1981) is probably one of best known synthesizer themes ever. Composed and performed by Greek movie composer and musician Vangelis (Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou). When subsequentially released as a single, It even went #1 on Billboard top-100 and top-10 in certain territories, which is not very […]
Posted on 31/03/1981