Once I had a boss who furnished his office with an electronic keyboardthe sort on which one composes music rather than reports. Several times a day, he’d shut hisdoor, put on headphones and play. This ...

Named after founder Alan R Pearlman, ARP was the "other" big name in American synthesisers in the hurly-burly early years of commercial synths. Founded not by an enthusiast but an entrepreneur, ARP ...

SYNTH WEEK 2024: The '70s is the decade when this new musical synth technology began to really find its feet. Granted, it was still an incredibly expensive preoccupation, but synthesizer development ...

Alan R. Pearlman's inventions changed the course of music history, says his longtime colleague David Friend. The ARP Instruments co-founder died on Jan. 5 at the age of 93. His technologies helped ...

Synthesizer companies have a knack for bringing digital versions of analog gear to mobile devices so hobbyists and pros alike can get creative with ease. Earlier this year, Moog released a $30 app ...

The synthesizer might well have been invented before the 1970s; indeed, early, and frankly ridiculous claims to its origins go back hundreds of years, but more sensible suggestions cite the 1960s as ...

Moog Music, Korg and other makers of electronic instruments are reviving some of their behemoth analog designs from the late 1960s and ’70s, with which the un-preprogrammed possibilities for ...

1976's Bruits et Temps Analogues is the French musician and former member of prog-leaning group Red Noise's sole solo album, where he cooks up a form of cosmic jazz made with the aid of various Moog ...

Alan R. Pearlman, the engineer who founded the synthesizer company ARP Instruments and designed its pioneering equipment, died on Jan. 5 in Newton, Massachusetts. He was 93. His death was confirmed by ...

Moog Music, Korg and other makers of electronic instruments are reviving some of their behemoth analog designs from the late 1960s and ”70s, with which the un-preprogrammed possibilities for ...

Moog Music, Korg and other makers of electronic instruments are reviving some of their behemoth analog designs from the late 1960s and ’70s, with which the un-preprogrammed possibilities for ...