Welcome to the Vintage Synthesizer Museum — not just a museum, but a fully immersive recording studio! Here, you can get hands-on with a legendary collection of analog synths, drum machines, and vintage gear. Whether you’re crafting a retro soundtrack, experimenting with sound design, or just geeking out over iconic instruments, this space is a dream come true for musicians and producers. Ready to turn knobs, patch cables, and create something timeless? Reach out📧 to setup☎️an appointment🗓️ #v

The sound design for the original Star Wars was done by Ben Burtt. He used an Arp 2600 modular synthesizer to create the voice of R2-D2, blending his own voice with a ring-modulated patch created on the Arp. The Arp 2600 is one of the most celebrated synths of all time. It was made by Alan R. Pearman in 1971 and stayed in production for almost the whole decade. It was a modular synth that simplified synthesis, made it more affordable, and could be carried around in a case. But the sound rivaled

Wallpaper* and USM mark 50 years of the furniture brand’s iconic USM Modular Furniture Haller commissioning a decade-hopping installation showcasing the design’s beauty, functionality and adaptability by Sarah Illenberger. http://po.st/BB7bFX | Wallpaper* magazine