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1. Towards a New Industrial Music - Part 1

   
   

   The world needs a new music, that joins together experiences had by different ethnic groups and peoples. These experiences involve living in or encountering urban environments.

2. Towards a New Industrial Music - Part 2

   
   

   The field recording is an ideal tool for the study of urban living. There are many devices available, as accessible as the common smart phone. A recording of an urban setting transmits a lot of data. These are not the familiar sine patterns of the analog

3. Best Ambient Synthesizer Shoot Out

   
   

   YouTube channel, Christian's Sonic Spaces has been working on this project he calls the "Best Ambient Synth Shootout". What his project does is compare various synthesizers by playing ambient soundscapes with different synthesizer and effects configuratio

4. 25 Analogue Synthesizers For Under $500

   
   

   Get out your wallets! Here are 25 Analogue Synthesizers For Under $500 that you can buy right now. With the growing interest in the retro sound of 70s and 80s electronic music. The race is on between companies big and small to fill the demand for synths m

5. Vector Synthesizers - Spotlight on the History and Instruments

   
   

   Whats our Vector Victor? Encyclotronic is shining our spotlight on Vector Synthesizers and the instruments that have made it happen. From the original to the newest instruments being made to this day. We take a look at what was first introduced by Sequent

6. Who ARP You - Pete Townshend's Rock N Roll Electronica

   
   

   This week we're looking at the work of Pete Townshend and his band The Who. Some of Rock's biggest hits were composed by a guy obsessed with Synthesizers. Townshend's pioneering work with The Who was one of the first bands to use synthesizers in their mus