Podcast: SONIC TALK 249 - Synthesizing The Planets

US In conversation with Mike Leghorn      28/12/11

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34:17 mins

Guests:

Mike Leghorn - synthesizer arranger
Nick Batt - editor Sonicstate.com

A Christmas treat - for those quiet days between lunch and New Year - we caught up with Mike Leghorn - who’s been working on a classical synthesizer arrangement of Gustav Holst’s classic, The Planets. So far Mike has finished up Mars, Jupiter and Mercury - the rest will follow.
See how he works and what he uses..




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