Online and through the Google Arts platform & Culture together with YouTube you can enjoy “Music, Makers & Machines” (Music, creators and machines), shows celebrating the history of electronic music through its inventors, artists, sounds and technologies.

Total, are more than 50 international institutions, record labels, festivals and industry experts have come together to capture the crucial role electronic music plays within a broader culture.

Within this framework, this proposal includes an extensive archive of photos, videos, tours in 360 and 3D scanned objects, including iconic synthesizers and the door to Berlin's legendary techno club Tresor.

It was in 1895 cuando Thaddeus Cahill, un inventor de Iowa, started working on the world's first electromechanical musical instrument: with a weight of 200 tons and 18 meters long, la telharmonium, a colossal machine to produce and share music over the phone.

“In the 126 years since then, electronic music evolved in equally bold and ingenious ways”, point out from Google Arts and Culture through a statement.

further, the exhibition proposes visitors to compose their own electronic music through AR Synth's augmented reality function, allowing you to mix and match five famous synthesizers in a virtual electronic music studio.

Another section of the exhibition, “Blacktronika”, is dedicated to African-Americans innovators in electronic music, with its own soundtrack.

You can explore the WDR in Cologne online (Germany), one of the world's first electronic music studios, and know the life of Bob Moog, the inventor of the Moog synthesizer in 1964, instrument that revolutionized the world of music.

The sample is available in the Google Arts application & Culture for iOS and Android and on the web artsandculture.google.com/project/music-makers-and-machines.