MATRIXSYNTH: Meet The Makers - Extra: Axel Hartmann


Thursday, August 08, 2019

Meet The Makers - Extra: Axel Hartmann


Published on Aug 8, 2019 sonicstate

Update: mention of new designs coming from Access gets a brief mention starting at 25:25. Their last synth of course was the Access Virus Ti2. Axel does state it might not be what people are hoping for, striking out the notion of a new Access Virus.

Fascinating history on the start of both Axel Hartmmann's career designing synths and Waldorf. The first synth he designed? The Waldorf Microwave, followed by the massive Waldorf Wave - two Microwaves with full control panel and keyboard.

"While we were in Berlin for the Superbooth show, we had the chance to talk to some interesting folks as part of our Meet The Makers Series:
So as part of this Meet the Makers EXTRA series, Gaz Williams talks with Axel Hartmann about his work and and challenges of synthesizer interface design. Axel is responsible for the design of many successful synthesizers and music technology - probably more than you think...

https://www.design-box.de"
Posted by matrix at 8/08/2019 10:44:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous8/8/19, 4:52 PM

    I have a spare kidney and half a liver. I'll take a Wave and a Neuron, please.

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