Synth Cafe: Melbourne Instruments and NINA

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Saturday September 23
10.00am – 12.00pm

FREE Event

This event is open to MESS Members

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For our first Synth Cafe, we’re delighted to partner with Melbourne Instruments for an exclusive demo and deep dive into NINA, the world’s first fully motorized analog synthesizer. Born locally in Abbotsford, Melbourne Instruments has gained renown for solving the half-century-old problem of ‘Patch Recall’ on synthesizers.

With NINA, you can now instantly recall your presets, understand sound layering, and bring soft-synth control into a physical form. As Jean-Michel Jarre puts it, “NINA is a game-changer.” Don’t miss the chance to see why!

About Melbourne Instruments
Established in 2019, Melbourne Instruments operates out of a humble office right here in Abbotsford, Melbourne. Originally a founding team of just 4, the company has doubled in size over the past 12 months following the release of their first product, a polyphonic analog synthesizer called NINA. The team brings together a diverse range of skills & experience across music, design and disruptive technologies, with a view to creating musical instruments & equipment that combine the best of classic analog sound with the latest digital & design advances. Melbourne Instruments’ NINA is the perfect example of how modern technology has been used to solve the 50 year problem of ‘Patch Recall’ on synthesizers. The same tech opens the door to  a huge range of applications across music production, performance and sound design, ensuring a bright future for Melbourne Instruments
About NINA
NINA is the world’s first fully motorized analog synthesizer. Synth players have dreamt of this feature for decades, and now it’s finally available. Instantly recall your presets and layers, see exactly how the sound was created, or pick up from where you were last working. Musicians, Producers & Sound Designers can finally enjoy the flexibility of Soft Synth control from a real, physical instrument. And the experts agree…
Nina is a game changer, definitely in my top 5 of the synths of all time. It’s instant morphing possibilities, it’s ‘spin’ effect giving cool spatial feel, it’s automated recall which is the solution everyone has been wishing for. And what’s more, this great little synth sounds incredible.”  JEAN-MICHEL JARRE

What is Synth Cafe? ☕

Synth Cafe is our monthly event series, especially for MESS Members. Designed to foster community and deepen your connection with electronic sound, these Saturday morning gatherings will offer a relaxed setting where you can grab a coffee and get to know other people in the community. Events will be centered around a unique blend of activities, whether it's an artist talk, an in-depth demo of a groundbreaking new instrument, hands-on workshops, or a deep dive into particular treasures from the MESS collection.

We’re looking forward to making your weekends resonate with the art and science of sound and friends!

If you have any suggestions for things to do at Synth Cafe, please contact our Membership and Engagement Coordinator, Prudence Rees-Lee: prudence@mess.foundation

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For our first Synth Cafe, we’re delighted to partner with Melbourne Instruments for an exclusive demo and deep dive into NINA, the world’s first fully motorized analog synthesizer. Born locally in Abbotsford, Melbourne Instruments has gained renown for solving the half-century-old problem of ‘Patch Recall’ on synthesizers.

With NINA, you can now instantly recall your presets, understand sound layering, and bring soft-synth control into a physical form. As Jean-Michel Jarre puts it, “NINA is a game-changer.” Don’t miss the chance to see why!

About Melbourne Instruments
Established in 2019, Melbourne Instruments operates out of a humble office right here in Abbotsford, Melbourne. Originally a founding team of just 4, the company has doubled in size over the past 12 months following the release of their first product, a polyphonic analog synthesizer called NINA. The team brings together a diverse range of skills & experience across music, design and disruptive technologies, with a view to creating musical instruments & equipment that combine the best of classic analog sound with the latest digital & design advances. Melbourne Instruments’ NINA is the perfect example of how modern technology has been used to solve the 50 year problem of ‘Patch Recall’ on synthesizers. The same tech opens the door to  a huge range of applications across music production, performance and sound design, ensuring a bright future for Melbourne Instruments
About NINA
NINA is the world’s first fully motorized analog synthesizer. Synth players have dreamt of this feature for decades, and now it’s finally available. Instantly recall your presets and layers, see exactly how the sound was created, or pick up from where you were last working. Musicians, Producers & Sound Designers can finally enjoy the flexibility of Soft Synth control from a real, physical instrument. And the experts agree…
Nina is a game changer, definitely in my top 5 of the synths of all time. It’s instant morphing possibilities, it’s ‘spin’ effect giving cool spatial feel, it’s automated recall which is the solution everyone has been wishing for. And what’s more, this great little synth sounds incredible.”  JEAN-MICHEL JARRE

What is Synth Cafe? ☕

Synth Cafe is our monthly event series, especially for MESS Members. Designed to foster community and deepen your connection with electronic sound, these Saturday morning gatherings will offer a relaxed setting where you can grab a coffee and get to know other people in the community. Events will be centered around a unique blend of activities, whether it's an artist talk, an in-depth demo of a groundbreaking new instrument, hands-on workshops, or a deep dive into particular treasures from the MESS collection.

We’re looking forward to making your weekends resonate with the art and science of sound and friends!

If you have any suggestions for things to do at Synth Cafe, please contact our Membership and Engagement Coordinator, Prudence Rees-Lee: prudence@mess.foundation