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Mistress of the Theremin: Hypnotique is a multi-talented artist that incorporates the Theremin, one of the earliest electronic music instruments, into much of her work.
Jered Flickinger's vision of a synth revolution: The designer behind Future Retro's FR-777, Mobius sequencer, and the Revolution 'concept synthesizer' talks tech.
Cherry Bikini's kinky electrothrills: Electronica duo Cherry Bikini, Sophie Boscallini and Armand Abagliani, specialize in sexy dance music that pushes buttons and pushes limits.
Lisa likes it hard and dirty: DJ Lisa Lashes, the Queen of Hard House, is the only female ranked as the world's top ten DJs by DJ Magazine.
The Tubehead: Eric Barbour is a world authority on using vacuum-tubes in audio devices, and is the first person to apply the ideas pioneered with early synthesizers to tube-based devices.
Modular analog designing woman: Cynthia Webster is the synthesist and designer behind Cyndustries, a company that makes modular analog synthesizers.
Rick Wakeman - View from the Top: Though updated, his rig on the 2002 Yes tour was no less an eye and ear full.
Analog boot camp: Learn the true meaning of the word "analog" and other '70s arcana.
In the Mood for Moog: The father of the modern portable monophonic analog synthesizer discusses filters, envelope generators and oscillators.
Modelled Wonder: Alesis's ION -- free and radical, or negative particle?
Introduction to Synths: Synthesizers are different; they don't create direct sounds but only electric signals.
Stellar Performer: The Novation Supernova II offers excellent 'analog' sounds, superb multitimbral effects, and a user-friendly, knobular interface.
Battlesynth Galactica: Looking like a star cruiser, Alesis' Andromeda is the first analog polysynth that approaches the complexity of a digital workstation.
Super Model: Power and flexibility of digital control applied to analog-type sounds.
In Defence of the Juno-106: Great analog machine that doubles up as a fabulous learning tool.
Fat Controller: The Yamaha AN1x is one of the most affordable physical modelling synths on the market.
Phat Beauty: Novation's Supernova pumps out phat analogish multitimbral sounds through built-in effects. It gives new meaning to the term 'blue balls.
Analog Super Models: Physical modeling now makes it possible to emulate any type of sound production that programmers understand well enough to describe in detail to a computer.
Seven Deadly Synths: At the heart of most recording studios, alongside the multitrack recorder, mixer, mics, and monitors, you'll find a synthesizer... often more than one.
Synth Mothership: Bigger is better... at least in the world of Eloy Fritsch.
Talking Orbit: The methods and machinery behind Madonna's 'Ray of Light'
Emulating the Real Thing: If you're a keyboardist, you're expected to be an arranger and an orchestrator who can work in a wide variety of styles.
Coster Jr.'s Dream Gig: Eminem's 'The Real Slim Shady' as witnessed through the eyes, ears, and hands of a keyboardist/co-writer.
Ace of Keys: Andrew Scheps is a top-call producer/remixer/programmer in Southern Cal, with credits ranging from Michael Jackson and Iggy Pop to Chris Isaak and Wendy & Lisa.
Roland JP8080: Does the rackmount version of the much-vaunted JP8000 measure up to its predecessor?
Synth Pioneer: Joe Zawinul is perhaps the best-known and most influential keyboardist in jazz.
Tangerine Dream: Their Changing Use Of Technology Part 1: 1967 - 1977 TG: Part II
Old Dreams and New: Despite looking back fondly on his days as a pioneering member of Tangerine Dream, Chris Franke has been a solo artist for over half a decade.