Okay, as we all know in Singapore it is very hard to attend such a course even you got the money. But luckily, there is the Internet and there is also Prof. Aaron Lanterman of Georgia Institute of Technology. He and a group of people have upload a bunch of videos tutorial, lectures notes and homeworks...Yes, homeworks for all you slackers!!

Please step into the classroom here http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/ems/



Here is another Lecture by Prof. Aaron Lanterman the video can be downloaded.

http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/ece4803/

Labels: analog synthesizer, audio engineering, Basic Synthesis Tutorial, Building a Synthesizer, educational film, electronic engineering, electronic music, FM synthersizer, history synths, modular synth

Nice video on the famous Moog.

Labels: electronic engineering, electronic music, electronic music instrument, history synths, moog

obsolete.com has lead me through the time line of electronic music. It has at least 120 years of synth history and has a handful of pictures of some very rare synths. Some of these synths in this website are totally unheard of. Great site for synthesizer enthusiasts and the history men.

Labels: analog synthesizer, electronic music, electronica, history synths, music synthesis