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After selling his guitar and abandoning “lead singer” ambitions in 1993, Stewart Walker started to assemble a synthesizer-based hardware studio. He'd work his supermarket job during the day and come home to a dim room with blinking lights. Starting with a synth and a drum machine, he'd work the filter knobs or pitchbender while dreaming of standing on stage in front of a screaming audience. From such humble beginnings, Stewart stepped up his knowledge of synthesis, drum programming and mixing.
Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).