Home / Music / 3 Facts About Éliane Radigue’s First SynthesizerMusic linernotes album music eliane-radigue3 Facts About Éliane Radigue’s First SynthesizerHer first synthesizer work was created in 1971 using a Buchla 100 modular system.The Buchla 100 was installed at New York University.This marked the beginning of her electronic music career. Search AmazonAs an Amazon Associate, Fridge Notes may earn.Related Notes5 Things to Know About Eliane Radigue’s ARP 25005 Things to Know About Éliane Radigue’s Buchla Concerts 19765 Ways Tibetan Buddhism and Milarepa Shaped Eliane Radigue's Music1 Thing to Know About Jimmy Iovine's Early Work1 Thing to Know About Manfred Eicher and the Pat Metheny Group's Debut AlbumExplore3 Family-Friendly Restaurants With Niagara Falls Views3 Features to Know About the Brother MFC-L3780CDW3 Fela Kuti Albums Recorded at Abbey Road Studios3 Films That Used Brian Eno's Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks3 Floor Types the Roborock Q5 Handles BestPrevious 3 Facts About Paul Simon's 'There Goes Rhymin' Simon' Chart PerformanceNext 3 Facts About Bojan Z's French Arts Honor