Modulation is a fundamental technique used in electronic music to create interest, complexity, and variation in the sound. Modulation refers to the process of changing the sound's parameters over time, such as pitch, filter cutoff, or amplitude, to create dynamic and evolving soundscapes. Matthew Piecora breaks down different modulation types and more in this article.

In 1981, Roland introduced a new synthesizer, the TB-303, which would eventually become a legendary instrument in the world of electronic music. But the 303 wasn't always as popular as it is today. Read more about the story of the iconic 303 and how it eventually became a staple for creating basslines in the electronic music scene.

This blog series exists to delve deeper into the motivations, inspiration, and backgrounds of Seattle-local events and the people involved. As a kick-off to this series we're calling Around Town, I’m thrilled to share this conversation I had with two of the organizers of Ground Hum.

The Minimoog Model D 2022 Edition Synthesizer is a true testament to the legacy of Bob Moog and the impact he had on the world of electronic music. With its all-analog sound, timeless design, and modern modifications, it is the perfect tool for any synthesist looking to capture the iconic sound of the 1970s.

If you are looking for some inspiration you should check out Euclidean sequencing. This article breaks down what Euclidean sequencing is and how you can build complex rhythm patterns with the ALM Pam's New Workout or PRO Workout, Acid Rain Constellation, Polyend Play, and more!

Breakdown of Teenage Engineering's OP-1 Field Firmware update that adds a Vocoder to your OP-1 Field! What is a Vocoder you ask? Read more to find out...