Synergy

Larry Fast is an American synthesizer player born Dec. 10, 1951, in Livington, New Jersey, USA, best known under his [i]nom de guerre[/i], [b]Synergy[/b]. His early releases in the mid-1970s as Synergy mixed Western classical music influences and adaptations with original compositions. Increasingly, Synergy albums became more original and rock-based, adding other instruments. That is, except for [i]Computer Experiments[/i], an album of ambient music created with randomly controlled computer programming. He also worked with artists like [a=Nektar], [a=Tony Levin] and [a=Annie Haslam], and was featured in [a=Peter Gabriel]’s band.

[b]Note:[/B] Larry Fast owns the trademark [i]Synergy[/I] for use on recordings in the United States, registration numbers 1,273,912, 1,545,702, and 3,819,992 in the US Patent and Copyright Office.