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Synth and Software’s Top 10 Synthesists
STEVIE WONDER: Stevie synthesized his way to hit after hit in the early 1970s and beyond. Starting with an ARP 2600, he collaborated with Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff (of T.O.N.T.O. fame) to develop a totally new, electronic-centered R&B, funk, and soul sound on albums such as Talking Book, Innervisions, and Music of My Mind. He’s remained a trendsetter, continually integrating new synthesis technologies into his amazing music.
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