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Welcome to another teenage engineering talk. Today, Khordmaster talks with fellow massive fan of all things teenage engineering, doctor, musician, and fellow podcast host: Steven Bradley MD.
Welcome to another teenage engineering talk. Today, Khordmaster talks with fellow massive fan of all things teenage engineering, designer, synthesist, and b-boy: Ynot.
Welcome to Khordmaster Keys!
Join us for an in-depth conversation on all things Teenage Engineering! In this fascinating talk, Matt Milligan from Sound Technology delves into the world of Teenage Engineering, exploring their innovative musical instruments and creative tools. From the iconic OP-1 / field to the cutting-edge OP-Z, we uncover the secrets behind these unique devices and discuss their impact on music production and performance. We also touch on some of the newly announced products from Teenage Engineering. Get ready for a deep dive into the realm of Teenage Engineering, filled with insights, tips, and inspiration for musicians, producers, and music enthusiasts alike!
Welcome to another teenage engineering talk. Today, Khordmaster talks with fellow massive fan of all things teenage engineering: Jake Brotter.
HEYMUN and I have been following each others music and art for couple years now, and the level of excitement I think we both had during this conversation is probably very visible through the screen.
Welcome to another teenage engineering talk. Today, Khordmaster talks with fellow massive fan of all things teenage engineering, musician, synthesist, and someone who may be more obsessed with cats than the host of this very platform: Catbeats
In today's episode of Khordmaster Keys I have a chance to talk to Nadia Struiwigh
Welcome to another teenage engineering talk. Today, Khordmaster talks with fellow massive fan of all things teenage engineering, and serial entrepreneur, James Beshara!
In today's episode, I talk to founder of Soundfly, Ian Tample. @soundfly a new kind of Online Music School, and you should check it out right now. I'll wait. This episode will be here when you get back. Music education should prioritize self-driven learning, accountability, and the importance of play and creativity in music creation.
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