Home / Music / Yamaha FM synthesizers gave Green its warm digital soundMusic linernotes album music hiroshi-yoshimuraYamaha FM synthesizers gave Green its warm digital soundHiroshi Yoshimura created Green using Yamaha FM synthesizers. The album proves digital synths can sound warm — his compositions carry the patient rhythms of nature. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHiroshi Yoshimura recorded Music for Nine Post Cards on a simple keyboard and Fender Rhodes at home.Green isn't a color on Hiroshi Yoshimura's album — it's the entire natural cycleMusic for Nine Post Cards launched the Wave Notation seriesMusic for Nine Post Cards was made for a museum, not a record storeHiroshi Yoshimura's Green was recorded at his home studio in TokyoExploreMiles Davis and Thelonious Monk clashed over 'Bags' Groove'Archie Shepp's 'In the Tradition' was an early digital jazz recordingThe Eroica's second movement is a funeral marchThe Holy Modal Rounders' 'Bird Song' was in Easy RiderScott 4 was Scott Walker's first album of all original songsPrevious Yeti is one of the cornerstones of KrautrockNext WRWTFWW Records gave Danzindan-Pojidon its first worldwide release in 2020