Interviews

7 articles in this category

1. Roland Interview: The Future Sound of Yesterday

   
   

   Today, Roland is leading synthesizer design with their new Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB), the technology behind the sound and feel of the AIRA and Boutique instruments, authentically re-creating Roland's past instruments.

2. MUSIC FROM MARS - Andrew Lockington on Making Sounds for "The Space Between Us"

   
   

   What would music from mars sound like? With no stores, or places to buy insturments. The only choice is what you have already, to make new ones.  Composer, Andrew Lockington decided to work with this problem on the soundtrack for THE SPACE BETWEEN US, the

3. "My music is the echo of my call…“ - Interview with Ambient Drone Pioneer Mathias Grassow

   
   

   First of all I’d like to introduce Mathias Grassow to those who don’t know so much about him yet: Mathias was born in 1963 and grew up in Wiesbaden, Germany. After first musical steps with drums and guitar in the late 1970s he started to get involved in e

4. Concept, Appearance, Theory & Craziness - Meng Qi Interview

   
   

   Concept, Appearance, Theory & Craziness - Meng Qi Interview

5. Tom and Jerry: Modern Vintage Cartoon Music - Vivek Maddala Interview

   
   

   We recently spoke with soundtrack composer, Vivek Maddala, about his work on the new Tom and Jerry cartoon to get some insights into how modern sound technology is being used to bring vintage cartoon music into the modern day.

6. Synclavier History Tour and The Quantum Potential With Christopher Currell

   
   

   Encyclotronic are very fortunate to get a first hand account of from Guitarist, Composer, Producer Christopher Currell. Who was one of the early adopters of the Synclavier II system that worked with it extensively well into the 2000s.

7. The History and Mystery of The Minitron

   
   

   Growing up in the Washington D.C. Area in the 1980s. I had heard stories from a several friends about a local band name "Bazilisk" that performed with many had described as synthesizer that used 8-Track tapes and sounded like a Mellotron keyboard. I never