Home / Music / Éliane Radigue's first synthesizer was a Buchla 100 at NYUMusic linernotes album music eliane-radigueÉliane Radigue's first synthesizer was a Buchla 100 at NYURadigue’s first synthesizer work, created in 1971, used a Buchla 100 modular system installed at New York University. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesEliane Radigue used the ARP 2500 for decadesTibetan Buddhism and Milarepa's teachings shaped Eliane Radigue's musicÉliane Radigue's Buchla Concerts 1976Cluster recorded Zuckerzeit's tracks separately, each a solo pieceCritics called Harmonia's sound playful, murky, and gentler than Can or FaustExploreAnita Baker's Rapture topped the R&B chart and crossed to the pop Top 20Rashied Ali studied with Philly Joe Jones before leaving PhiladelphiaIsland Records marketed the Wailers to rock audiences, not reggae fansRilo Kiley blended indie rock, alt-country, and Laurel Canyon folkRobert Pollard was still teaching elementary school when Bee Thousand came outPrevious Francesco Molinari-Pradelli conducted The Art of the Prima DonnaNext Éliane Radigue's Buchla Concerts 1976