Join us for an incredible masterclass into the world of FM synthesis with two legends in the field! Stephan Schmitt, the visionary founder of Nonlinear Labs and Native Instruments, and the genius behind REAKTOR, teams up with Manny Fernandez, renowned for his groundbreaking FM programming on Yamaha’s iconic synthesizers including the DX7II, SY77, SY99, FS1R, DX200, RefaceDx, Montage, and his insightful tutorials on YamahaSynth.com.

YouTube documentary into the world of Robert Margouleff and the groundbreaking T.O.N.T.O. synthesizer. In the realm of music technology, few names resonate together as profoundly as these two. Together, with his partner Malcolm Cecil, Robert and Malcolm shaped the sonic landscapes of the 1970s and 1980's, crafting futuristic sounds that still captivate listeners today.

It is with immense pride that the Sound Synthesis Club facilitated this remarkable video interview by Anthony Marinelli with the legendary John Chowning. We are beyond thrilled to have connected two extraordinary luminaries of contemporary music, creating an invaluable testament to their contributions and influence in the field.

On November 17, 2023, I returned to the stage for a live performance at the ‘Theater neben dem Turm’ in Marburg. Using Radikal Technologies instruments like the Spectralis 2, Accelerator, and Delta CEP A2, along with other gear, I captured the session in 24 tracks and filmed it with a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. This video offers a glimpse of that unforgettable night for those who couldn’t attend.

Experience the iconic album trailer video from legendary artists Johannes Schmoelling, Kurt Ader, and Robert Waters. This captivating preview showcases the creative synergy between these musical innovators, offering a glimpse into the rich soundscapes and artistry that define their collaborative work.

Emu Systems : A Forty Years History.
Dave Rossum our respected colleague at the Sound Synthesis Club, along with his founding partner of Emu Systems Scott Wedge and collaborators Kevin Monahan and Max Mobley, presented a chronicle of Emu Systems.
This video was one of 11 shows produced for Santa Cruz Community TV. Produced and edited/researched and graphics by Denise Gallant.
Video courtesy of Denise Gallant.

Stanford University's CCRMA has been kind to let us 'join forces' in this event which will present legendary synth designer Dave Smith. He will discuss the interesting history of synths, moving from analog to digital to software and now back to analog.