is a landmark 1986 electronic library music album composed by Hungarian-born keyboardist Laszlo Bencker and released on the prestigious German production music label Sonoton Music . 🎹 Album Overview Artist: Laszlo Bencker Album Title: Lady Robot Release Date: June 30, 1986 Catalog Number: SON 260 Label: Sonoton (Germany) Genres: Synth-pop, Library Music, Electronic, New Age 🛠️ Technical Specifications & Instrumentation
The official remastered audio is available to stream on Spotify and YouTube Music . Laszlo Bencker - Lady Robot - (1986)
Originally created to be licensed for radio, television, and corporate instructional videos, the album has gained a massive cult following among retro-synth and Synthwave enthusiasts . is a landmark 1986 electronic library music album
Yamaha DX7, Yamaha TX-816, Oberheim Xpander, Roland Super Jupiter, Prophet 5, Casio CZ-101, and the Akai S-612 Digital Sampler . 💿 Track Listing Yamaha DX7, Yamaha TX-816, Oberheim Xpander, Roland Super
The album is historically notable for its production method. According to the original liner notes on Discogs , this is . All instruments were triggered simultaneously via a master hardware sequencer and recorded live to a digital 2-track PCM system . Core Equipment Used: Sequencer: Linn 9000
The original LP features 13-14 distinct tracks (depending on regional track split indexing), heavily leaning into computer and technology-themed titles to match its futuristic aesthetic : (3:45) Chip Down (3:24) Update (3:09) Lightyears (3:14) Lady Robot (3:16) Functions (2:52) Romance for Tomorrow (also known as Future Love ) (2:54) Midi Mama (2:34) Space Grace (3:08) Flopped Floppy (2:24) Technology Transfer (2:58) Trial and Error (2:05) Disk Drivin' (3:34) 📈 Cultural Legacy & Availability