Ambient Synth Jam With Oberheim Eight Voice
Synthesist Marius Leicht shared this live performance of ‘Windhauch’, featuring the sound of a vintage Oberheim Eight Voice synthesizer. … Read More Ambient Synth Jam With Oberheim Eight Voice
Synthesist Marius Leicht shared this live performance of ‘Windhauch’, featuring the sound of a vintage Oberheim Eight Voice synthesizer. … Read More Ambient Synth Jam With Oberheim Eight Voice
This ambient synth performance features a minimal setup of a Moog Subharmonicon & Mother-32 Eurorack synths.… Read More Ambient Synth Performance With Moog Subharmonicon & Mother-32
While the gear used is fairly minimal, the jam still sounds complete and rich, because of effective arrangement.… Read More Synth Jam With Moog Mother-32 & Dave Smith Instruments Tempest
Synthesist Midera shared this live performance, featuring the slowly evolving sounds of the classic Sequential Prophet VS synthesizer.… Read More Slowly Evolving Soundscape On The Sequential Prophet VS
Synthesist R. Reger shared this video for Autumn Moonrise, a soundscape for ARP 2600, VCS3, Moog Voyager, Mellotron and percussion.… Read More Autumn Moonrise, A Soundscape For ARP 2600, VCS3, Moog Voyager, Mellotron & Percussion
Here’s a synth arrangement of Rachel’s Song, from the Vangelis soundtrack for Blade Runner.… Read More Vangelis – Rachel’s Song, From Blade Runner (Synth Cover)
Here’s a switched on performance of Solveig’s Song by Edvard Grieg, played on a Therevox ET-4.3 and a Mellotron M4000D.… Read More Switched On Grieg – Solveig’s Song On Therevox & Mellotron
Here’s an example of live generative ambient music synthesis, created with a minimal Eurorack modular system.… Read More Generative Ambient Music On A Minimal Eurorack Modular System
The performance leans heavily into the classic Berlin School style, especially the ’70s music of Tangerine Dream.… Read More Berlin School Style Synth Jam
Carmassi’s performance features the sounds of his Box 22 Moog-format modular system.… Read More Moog Format Modular Synth Performance, ‘Cycles Of Life’