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ELECTROCOMP EML 101 PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Thomas P. Heckmann pulls out the monstrous Electrocomp EML 101 for the latest episode of his Devil’s Kitchen series on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. Despite being originally marketed and sold to the educational market, this American built semi modular synth was a go-to machine for the likes of Patrick Cowley, Skinny Puppy, Foreigner and more.

BEE GEES RHYTHM MACHINE PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Thomas P. Heckmann goes deep into his Devil’s Kitchen on the latest episode of his series on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. Watch as Thomas demos the iconic Bee Gees Rhythm Machine by Mattel. Originally produced in 1978 as a children’s toy for Bee Gees fans the legendary Kraftwerk turned this little machine into a piece … Continued

SYNTON SYRINX PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Thomas P. Heckmann’s Devil’s Kitchen returns to give the Dutch made Synton Syrinx a run through on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. Watch as Thomas gives us a good insight into this rare and versatile mono synth which was produced in the early 80s and used famously by Vince Clarke, Aphex Twin and Depeche Mode.

RSF KOBOL PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

The RSF Kobol is one of the rarest synths around but our tech wizard Thomas P. Heckmann has one to show off in his Devil’s Kitchen on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. Constructed in France this brilliant monophonic synthesiser has been used by the likes of: Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Depeche Mode, Peter Gabriel, and Hans Zimmer.

POLIVOKS PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Did you know there was a Soviet synth industry? Meet the Polivoks synthesizer from Russia in the sixth episode of Thomas P. Heckmann’s Devil’s Kitchen. Watch as Thomas gives a detailed demo of the machine and listen to that Mini Moog style phatness! If you have any further information on which artists have used this … Continued

LINN LM-1 DRUM COMPUTER PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

The “Linndrum” LM-1 is a legendary piece of music instrument history. Watch our tech guide Thomas P. Heckmann take this classic through its paces in this instalment of his Devil’s Kitchen series. The LM-1 was the first in the Linn Drum Computer series and was famously used by Prince, Heaven 17, Human League and basically … Continued

TI LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Thomas P. Heckmann continues to reveal classic electronic instruments and gadgets to Telekom Electronic Beats TV. This month he runs through the Texas Instruments Language Translator which was used famously by Kraftwerk on the Computer World album.

EDP WASP SYNTH PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Electronic Beats TV’s Tech series, Thomas P. Heckmann’s Devil’s Kitchen, continues this month with a detailed look at the EDP WASP synthesizer. Watch as Thomas puts this great machine, used by artists such as 808 State, Jean-Michel Jarre and Dave Stuart from the Eurythmics, through its paces.

SUZUKI OMNICHORD OM27 PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Thomas P. Heckmann’s Devil’s Kitchen is back on Electronic Beats TV. Episode 2 features the Suzuki Omnichord OM27, watch as Thomas puts this unique machine through its paces and make sure to stay tuned for episode 3 next month.

STEELPHON S900 SYNTH PRESENTED BY THOMAS P. HECKMANN

Electronic Beats TV presents our latest Tech series: Thomas P. Heckmann’s Devil’s Kitchen. Thomas will present and run through some rare and sought after synths, drum machines and gadgets. In this episode he features the Steelphon S900 Synthesizer.

New EB Series Explores Rare Synths With Thomas P. Heckmann

Ever wanted to step into the studio of a techno pioneer? You’re in luck, because we’ll soon be presenting a new series exploring vintage synths, drum machines and other toys owned by Thomas P. Heckmann. In each episode of Devil’s Kitchen, the German producer will be showcasing a different piece of gear from his massive … Continued

Tech Talk: Thomas P. Heckmann (Electronic Beats TV)

“A trademark sound is definitely important for me, although I constantly work at changing it slightly. I could also do another 10,000 saw tooth records or ‘Amphetamins’ for the umpteenth time. But I have this demand on myself to do something else after a track that was a hit or that just worked. (…) At … Continued

A Guide To Where Korg’s Chief Engineer Goes Synth Shopping In Tokyo

Check this insider’s guide to Tokyo’s amazing synth shops. As Korg’s chief engineer, Tatsuya Takashi was responsible for creating affordable synths in the vein of the company’s Volca and Monotron lines. Based in Tokyo, he had his fingers on the pulse of a healthy synth community. Although he stepped down into an advisory role with … Continued

Inside: u-he

Get Inside of U-He software instruments and effects on Telekom Electronic Beats TV. This award winning company has been producing their renowned products, most notably the Zebra and Diva synths, since 2001, and we hear from founder Urs Heckmann about the philosophy of his labour of love, their current range and direction for the future.

The Genealogy Of Vocals In Club Music

This mix by frequent Electronic Beats contributor Finn Johannsen draws a genealogy of vocals in club music from 1983 to 1986. Check out the comprehensive tracklist below, and then dive into almost three hours of vocal greatness. We’re already excited for the next parts of the series. For more techno and house history, check out … Continued