Sound Synthesizers
A synthesizer or synthesiser is an electronic musical instrument that generates audio signals that may be converted to sound. Synthesizers may imitate traditional musical instruments such as piano, flute, vocals, or natural sounds such as ocean waves; or generate novel electronic timbres.
Sound Synthesizers People (First 46 people) - Page 1
Shinji Orito
Japanese musical composer
Lee Bannon
American record producer
Henning Schmitz
Musician
Andrew Marston
British radio presenter
Richard Devine
Musician
Richard Boulanger
Composer
Naoki Maeda
Japanese composer
DJ Mayonnaise
Record producer
Harold O'Neal
Film score composer
Robot Koch
German artist
Iain Jennings
Keyboard player
Ian Tamblyn
Canadian singer
David Vostell
German-Spanish composer
Leo Aberer
Austrian singer
Red Young
American keyboard player
Paul Wardingham
Australian musician
Sadegh Nojouki
Iranian musician
Amund Svensson
Norwegian musician
Mix Master Garzy
Ghanaian audio engineer
Atari Blitzkrieg
American hip-hop artist
Keishi Yonao
Japanese musical composer
Raul Mitra
Filipino composer
Laza Ristovski
Serbian keyboard player
Steinar Sverd Johnsen
Norwegian keyboard player
Brent Crayon
Mary Ocher
Musical artist
James F. Sundah
Indonesian songwriter
Hennie Bekker
Zambian composer
The Voluntary Butler Scheme
Andrew Hulshult
American musical composer
Alex Newport
Record producer
Trond Bersu
Norwegian drummer
Joy Nilo
Filipino composer
Vivek Sagar
Musical composer
Bruce Lynch
Bassist
Alex Pennie
Vocalist
Ned Lagin
American artist
Atle Bakken
Composer
Mel Villena
Filipino musician
Keith Crouch
American songwriter
Bratt Sinclaire
Italian record producer
Mick Sweda
Songwriter
Avtar Singh Kang
Singer
Kontour
Musical artist
Disasteradio
Musician
