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  • learning Free digital synth and learning guide Popkin
  • more cowbell Recreating the Roland TR-808's legendary analog cowbell Rob Beschizza
  • synthesizers Electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze, RIP David Pescovitz
  • synthesizers Listen to the Stylophone Orchestra who play the pocket synthesizer Bowie made famous David Pescovitz
  • synthesizers Complete instructions for making the "Beatmaster 2000" -sequencer and beat synth Mark Frauenfelder
  • mentats What if Kraftwerk made a Dune concept album? Now we know the answer. Thom Dunn
  • mycology Listen to these pink oyster mushrooms sing Popkin
  • synth Listen to this great instrumental synth concept album about every teen movie Thom Dunn
  • nana nana nana nana na na Listen to "All The Small Things" in the style of a Rick Astley-esque 80s synth pop song Thom Dunn
  • synthesizers This circuit-bent television makes horror-movie soundtracks Popkin
  • Musical instruments First impressions of the new Moog Sound Studio Mark Frauenfelder
  • moog Check out this excellent video for the new Moog Sound Studio Mark Frauenfelder
  • spooky Watch this black cat play horror movie music on a keyboard David Pescovitz
  • analog synthesizers Wendy Carlos explains the science of synthesizers in a 1970 BBC interview Thom Dunn
  • amusements Pink Trombone — a website that makes weird human voice sounds Mark Frauenfelder
  • voice Listen to the evolution of speech synthesizers from 1939-1985 Andrea James
  • audio design How the iconic THX Deep Note was made Thom Dunn
  • high weirdness Five minutes of a mushroom playing a synthesizer Gareth Branwyn
  • Photo of plastic teeth synthesizer, by Love Hulten
    CLACK Plastic-teeth synthesizer Clive Thompson
  • dr. noving jumand Listen to this wild vinyl recording of a rogue psych professor and some early Moog employees Thom Dunn
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