Enmore Audio Features The ARP Odyssey: the classic synth that took on the Minimoog by Josh Davies In the early 1970s, the synthesizer market was dominated by two names – Robert Moog, and Alan R. Pearlman. Both men lent their names to…
Enmore Audio Features How the Minimoog sparked a synthesizer revolution by Josh Davies The Minimoog Model D is known as the synthesizer that started it all, but this legacy wasn’t built in a day. In the early 1960s,…
Enmore Audio Features A wall of sound in your pocket: the tale of Teenage Engineering’s Pocket Operator by Jonathan Mendolicchio Teenage Engineering is a Swedish synth manufacturer that made its debut in 2011 with the OP-1. Since then, they’ve expanded on their catalogue with a…
Enmore Audio Features 6 DAWless YouTubers everyone should follow by Enmore Audio Yes, we all know how great DAWs are. They’ve ushered in a whole new generation of artists, engineers, mixers and more into the music world…
Enmore Audio Features Engineering the Sound: Animal Collective’s ‘Merriweather Post Pavilion’ by Anthony Sfirse Since their debut album dropped at the start of the new millennium, Animal Collective have earned themselves a passionate cult following within the realm of…
News If you somehow have a classic Game Boy lying around, you can now turn it into a mono synth by Happy Apparently, somewhere in Germany (of course) there is a company called Nanoloop that specialises in repurposing old Game Boys into musical instruments. The full details…
Music Introducing: Spirit Faces by Lachlan Wylie Over-saturation encourages experimentation, and resourcefulness springs from scarcity. These two statements are true of the music of Pete Covington, who, when going by the name…
