Developing a Signature Sound with Analog Gear — Panos Gounas
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In this episode, we sit down with Panos Gounas, a passionate electronic music producer based in the Netherlands, whose journey into music began in the kitchen — literally. Trained as a chef, Panos discovered music production through SAE Athens and private mentorship, eventually diving deep into analog synthesis and sound design.
He shares how the Moog Grandmother and Roland Alpha Juno 2 shaped his creative process, why he believes limitations fuel innovation, and how he's building a signature sound rooted in tactile gear and happy accidents.
We explore:
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His transition from chef to producer
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The difference between DJing and music production
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Why analog synths sparked his inspiration
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His workflow with hardware and plugins
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Releasing music through Big Mama's House Records and independently
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His dream synth (hint: it's a Prophet)
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Advice for beginners starting with limited gear
Whether you're a seasoned synth head or just starting out, Panos' story is a reminder that creativity can come from anywhere — and that gear is only part of the journey.