SYNTHESIZER STUDIO HAMBURG, SYNTHESIZERPARK

The SYNTHESIZER STUDIO HAMBURG is a ANALOG SYNTHESIZER RECORDING STUDIO with 38 analog Synthesizers and 18 DRUM MACHINES. In the SYNTHESIZERSTUDIO HAMBURG you can work in different ways:- recording complete productions---- - in existing productions: record synthesizers and /or beats---- - in existing productions: replace softwaresynths with real analog synths---- - Sampling of synthesizer-and drumsounds---- - competent support in synthesizer technology and synthesizer sounds----. We record with cubase sx, all sequencers and drum machines are synchronized to the cubase midi-clock. to record, you also can bring your own laptop with you, the system will also work with your midi-clock. if you want to visit the studio for a "synthesizer-coffee" or to rent the studio for recordings, please contact us.......................................................... .................Bands in the SYNTHESIZER STUDIO: ------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------Q cubic (frank husemann, axel kochmeier, sunny vollherbst) our own electronic live band, recorded the new album. http://www.myspace.com/qelectro -----------------------------------------RVDS (Richard von der Schulenburg) released on IT.s----- http://www.myspace.com/richardvonderschulenburg ------------------------------------------------------- DAS BIERBEBEN recorded here in mai parts of their new album release: Shitkatapult ----- http://www.myspace.com/bierbeben ..............Now we start to mix and produce the new album of MOTHER ENGINE ...................... 12. and 13. 10. 08: TIMID TIGERThe SYNTHESIZERPARK is an analogue synthesizer exhibition curated by Frank Husemann and Sunny Vollherbst (*Q*) from Hamburg, Germany. It’s comprised of analogue synthesizers (from minimoog to OSCar....), beatboxes & drummachines (from aria diamond to tr 808....) and analogue stepsequencers (system 100 Mod.104....) dating primarily from 1972 to 1982. Some of the synthesizers in the collection are also synchronised to another giving the visitor the possibility to create more complex multi instrumental arrangements. All machines are connected to a PA system so they can be played loud. There are also sub-mixers with headphones which allow visitors to play the synthesizers and create sounds in a more relaxed one on one atmosphere. This way everyone who comes to the exhibition can see, hear and feel the beauty of analogue music machines.The SYNTHESIZERPARK 2005 and 2006, c/o pop, cologneSYNTHESIZERPARK 2008, Kunsthaus Graz, Springfestival 2008. fotos by katja ruge & sunny vollherbst The biggest and most powerfull SYNTHESIZERPARK ever, 2500 visitors in 5 days, 2 different workshops every day with more than 100 people, great sound and much fun ...... thanks to the springfestival in Graz MyGen Profile Generator