RIP Richard âBobâ Moog
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Funny. The female is Wendy Carlos, not Carla Wendos.
Dammit, the GOP wants this sweet cat lady to pee in the menâs bathroom
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I was about to ask if they were related?
The real and only lord of the synth
Whooosh.
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I watched this last night. It was really well done. I love the big finish.
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I may have misunderstood the questionâŚ
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Speaking of which, Moog Music just released an iOS simulation of a Moog Model 15 modular, for $30. According to Moog Music, you can zoom in on the controls (unlike Arturiaâs Modular V), and control it from a MIDI keyboard.
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Brilliantly done.
However, there was already a literal Lord of the synth.
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Everybody knows itâs this guyâŚ
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And that this is being posted on the day, thirty years later, that Mongiquel Charrayâs Electronica 2 is released.
Adan
May 6, 2016, 12:25pm
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This competition was a sham. They didnât invite Wick RakemanâŚ
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Both of them, I believe.
Alpha Centauri is the second album by German electronic music group Tangerine Dream, released in March 1971 by record label Ohr. The music on this album is quite different from Tangerine Dreamâs first album Electronic Meditation, partly because of a heavier reliance on keyboards and electronic technology, although they still mostly remain in the background: the dominant instruments on the album are organ and flute. The other difference is that this album focuses on dark, spacey soundscapes as o...
Tangram is the thirteenth album by the electronic music group Tangerine Dream. It became their fifth biggest selling album, reaching #36 in the British Top 40, and spending 5 weeks on the chart. At a turning point between two eras, Tangram contains fond glimpses back at the "classic long-form sequencer" period and also contains foreshadows of the "new age melodic short track" period to come. It introduced new member Johannes Schmoelling, re-establishing the band as a keyboard trio.
As well as Edgarâs first name.
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I have one of the original vinyl pressings of âSwitched-on Beethovenâ from when she was still known as Carlton Wendos. Iâm still not clear why there were so many cover variants from the same weird photo session (Beethoven prancing around a synthesizer).
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