Instruments are not just objects, they’re triggers.
This is where synths, drums, and all kinds of odd gear stop being categories and start being voices: analog and digital machines, rhythm makers, noise generators, and beautiful weird things with no rules.
Every instrument here reacts to your hands, your timing, your curiosity. Touch it. Break it. If it doesn’t push you somewhere new, it’s not the right one.
1929 Conn “Chu Berry” Tenor Sax
January 11, 2026
A story of freedom My father is a saxophonist (he’s actually a doctor), but he used to play the clarinet when I was a child. He is the kind of man with highly selective interests that demand his full attention and commitment over any other topic. Music was no exception. His favorite music was, and
Teenage Engineering machines
January 11, 2026
With Teenage Engineering, my relationship with music took a lateral detour.Not a sharp turn, but an attempt — to feel, at least for a while, like a well-rounded musician. Or something close to it. First came the OP-1. Then the OP-Z. Finally, the KO II. A path driven not by upgrades, but by curiosity. I’ve