Ehsan Gelsi has spent the last 20 years immersed in the world of synthesizers, as a performer, educator and product specialist. Crossing genres from techno and experimental to hip hop and electronica, Ehsan’s musical scope is super diverse and has made him a valuable addition
NAMM 2021 has been a strange one this year! Winners of the NAMM Technical Excellence and Creativity (TEC Awards), honouring the best in professional audio and sound production, were announced in a virtual event on the final day of NAMM’s Believe in Music week, a
If you don’t have the $15-20K to buy a Moog Model 15 (that’s if you can find one!) well now you can get that sound and workflow of this amazing hardware synth. The first Moog modular synthesizer and synthesis educational tool created exclusively for iOS
Yes it’s been a year most of us would rather forget. Amongst the rollercoaster that has been 2020, there has been a number of amazing music gear releases that have kept the creative juices flowing for those that have been in lock-down and isolated. Noisegate’s
Today’s announcement that Moog’s 2018 special edition Subharmonicon semi modular-synth will go into full production (with a few improvements) is welcome news and demonstrates that Moog are keen to commit to exploring the fringes of analogue synthesis. In recent years, Moog have really shifted their
With more and more of us now bunkered down due to the current circumstances, it’s great to see there are many brands such as Korg, Moog, Fender, Arturia, Cherry Audio, BVKER and more offering free music production apps, synths, courses, tutorials, loops, lessons and samples
Prepare for lift-off people, the wait is finally over with Universal Audio officially announcing LUNA, their new free recording system for Mac-based Apollo interfaces and it looks to take UA users into a whole new dimension of recording possibilities. With only a tiny teaser video
It’s been an incredible ten years for synthesiser enthusiasts. A fairly niche area of the musical instruments market has absolutely exploded with exciting products thanks to the home studio revolution, the analogue synth renaissance and a new fascination with hands-on music gadgets. As we round
Whether they’re a gear nerd or a gear noob, the type of gear an artist uses has a huge impact on their signature sound. In this regular series called My Gear, Noisegate picks the brains of exciting and diverse artists for a behind-the-scenes scoop on
Argentinian boutique synth manufacturer GS Music has just released a sneak peek of their new polyphonic analogue synth opportunely named Zeus. It appears that the company may have been inspired by Moog and Arturia with the aesthetics and layout certainly borrowing features from the likes
