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May 9, 2010 · Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein, from 1973, is a classic synth jam. But – while you’ve probably heard Winter’s Frankenstein dozens of times – you may not know much about the songs’ origin – or how Edgar Winter came to be one of the few badasses of the keytar….
In live performances of the song, Edgar Winter further pioneered the advancement of the synthesizer as a lead instrument by becoming the first person ever to strap a keyboard instrument around his neck, giving him the on-stage mobility and audience interaction of guitar players.
Oct 29, 2020 · Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein | Synth Tutorial - YouTube. Signal Fragments. 1.13K subscribers. Subscribed. 65. 2.2K views 3 years ago Rock/Prog Rock Tutorials. Some of the ARP 2600...
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Oct 29, 2023 · In his latest video, synthesist & sound designer Anthony Marinelli tackles recreating the classic synth solo of Edgar Winter‘s Frankenstein using his ARP 2600. He covers the solo sound of Frankenstein, the bass sound & the iconic percussive sound effects.
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Jul 30, 2023 · The Edgar Winter Group: "Frankenstein" (1972) PERSONNEL: Edgar Winter (ARP 2600 synthesizer, electric piano, alto sax, timbales); Ronnie Montrose (guitar); Dan Hartman (bass); Chuck Ruff...
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This was the first hit song to use a synthesizer as the lead instrument. The Who incorporated synths into " Won't Get Fooled Again ," but it's the star of the show on "Frankenstein." Edgar Winter is a multi-instrumentalist and keyboard wizard who was keen to experiment with synthesizers, which were in their early stages of development.