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Art + Music + Technology

An interview podcast where we talk to people that are engaged in the connection of art and music to technology. Visual artists, musicians, software developers and other creatives are invited to talk about their background, current work and future vision.

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Podcast 262: Erik Emil Eskildsen

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/01/27

My first view of Erik Emil Eskildsen's work was at the urging of Markus Reuter; he pointed to Erik's work and said "Hey, this might be a cool guy for you to talk to!". The further I dug in, the more interesting work I found: touch guitar, heavy effect pedal action, then the YouTube "Modular + Pedals" channel - and then his most recent release (The Forest of Unending Warmth). I found it all interesting, and we set up a time to have a chat. Very glad that I did! Erik is super open about his process,

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Podcast 261: Larry Fast

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/01/13

As a young(er) dude wrapping my head around music technology, there was one person that was consistently inspiring to me: Larry Fast. From his work as Synergy (which you can learn about here: http://synergy-emusic.com), or as a backing musician with Peter Gabriel, or doing composition and sound design across the industry, Fast's work was always pushing my ideas of what synths could do. So it was an amazing opportunity when I was introduced to Larry - and got a chance to record this chat with him

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Podcast 260: Ellison Wolf

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/01/06

It's always great to get into something before it happens. In this case, Ellison Wolf, proprietor of Zorx Electronics, is planning the launch of a new magazine - Waveform magazine. This is going to be a free print magazine that focuses on the gear, players and makers of synthesizers, modular gear and great music. I first heard of this on my Facebook feed, and quickly signed up for the upcoming first issue. But I also wanted to talk to Ellison about his preparations for this release, and how he

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Podcast 259: Deantoni Parks

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/12/30

Deantoni Parks is one of those percussionists that other percussionists talk about. They pass video links, performance notes and bandcamp sites to each other, because his work is pretty shocking. Rather than take a Neil Peart-style hit-all-the-drum approach to advance drumming, he instead chose to pursue - and even exceed - the kinds of drumming we normally think of coming out of machines and digital editors. Starting his drum work at age 2, he has been pushing himself for almost four decades, and

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Podcast 258: Eric Singer (Part 2)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/12/23

In last week's episode, we just scratched the surface of Eric's role in creating the maker's world we now occupy. So I called him back and we immediately did a second interview to fill in some of the gaps: what were the early days like, how did he actually get the stuff built, why the move to Pittsburgh. This continues the fascinating journey of Eric Singer, and helps us to further appreciate the way he helped shape the electronic music future. I think it is especially important to consider what was

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Podcast 257: Eric Singer

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/12/16

I'm pretty sure you know Eric Singer's work. Some of his most well-known work includes Pat Metheny's 'The Orchestrion Project', but he's been doing robotic musical instruments for a long time. I remember the first time I saw a video of Eric work - it was the reveal for the Guitarbot, and it was jaw-dropping at the time. Eric was a maker before there was such a thing, and was doing cool robots when robots weren't part of artistic practice. He was learning machining, embedded coding and electronic

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Podcast 256: Carl Mikael Björk

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/12/09

Carl-Mikael Björk's Cabinet of Curiosities is one of the most fun channels on YouTube. From walk-throughs of his writing process to Elektron check-ins or Max visual demos, Carl is out front on a lot of things we are digging. He has a unique video style which, combined with stunning video quality, makes it a favorite for me - and for me to recommend to others. I got a chance to hang out with Carl in LA at the Loop conference, and we had a great time talking about everything from music releases to

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Podcast 255: Richard Dudas

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/12/02

I enjoy having an opportunity to interview my friends - just because the 'interview' process is actually different from a friendly chat, and I end up learning things that I never knew from 'just talking'. Richard has been a friend forever - probably since we were sitting on crates at the NYC AES show, waiting for the forklift drivers (and we waited forever because we weren't willing to bribe anyone...). Richard is an amazing fount of knowledge, from classical music pedagogy to DSP programming

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Podcast 254: Bert Schiettecatte (Percussa)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/11/25

Back in episode 66, I first chatted with Bert Schiettecatte - who, along with partner Celine, has been making the Percussa brand of music interfaces purr for the last decade-and-a-half. When we talked to them back then, they were about to run with a Kickstarter for their SSP Eurorack module; now, it's a success - and has spawned a new progeny. The Micro SSP has its own kickstarter (http://kck.st/2FB69kg), and looks to be a smaller and more affordable way for anyone to get into the SSP ecosystem. As

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Podcast 253: Russell Brower

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/11/18

When your resume begins with Disney, runs through Teddy Ruxpin and includes World of Warcraft, Diablo III and Starcraft II, you probably don't even need a resume at all! Russell Brower has had a hand in many of the pieces of the entertainment world that you've interacted with, and has had the opportunity to work in sound design, sound editing, composition and sound team leadership. But for all of that, he's a laid back guy that loves storytelling - something found in conversation, and in all his

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Podcast 252: Garth Paine

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/11/11

It all started with a discussion at Cycling '74 about getting content for the most recent release. We needed some multichannel audio, and someone mentioned that Garth Paine was doing work with mulitchannel audio. We contacted him, and he was able to help - but the story wasn't complete. I started looking into his other work, and I kept on getting intrigued. Work with dancers. Work with instruments and I've never heard of. I needed to know more! Garth was happy to dial in from his current work with

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Podcast 251: Kevin Kripper

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/11/04

I've been wanted to do a podcast focus on software modular video synthesis; doing that made one person's name stick in my head: Kevin Kripper. Kevin is the developer behind the Vsynth package for Max, which provides a mind-melting set of objects/modules that are perfect for all kinds of bizarre visual work. But it comes from a musician-ly place, so it feels very comfortable to anyone with a modular synth (or music tech) background. Hugely interesting. In our chat, we not only talk about Vsynth and

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Podcast 250: Paul Schreiber

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/10/21

Note: This is a heavily-edited version of our discussion. If you want to hear (most of) the whole discussion, which lasts about 1:30, you can download it here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/artmusictech/podcast_250_PSchreiber-Long.mp3) For the 250th episode, I decided to go back to the interview that helped put this podcast on the map. Episode 13 featured Paul Schreiber, and we discussed everything from the kickoff of his business to the importance of Eurorack. The interview took of (thanks to

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Podcast 249: Trace Reddell

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/10/14

One of the more influential people in my adult life has been Trace Reddell: he was a professor in the Media program at University of Denver when I was there, and he opened my head to thinking about music, sound and video in a new way. His Expanded Cinema class rewired my brain for visuals, and his Technicians of Space series helped my understand the connection between many different kinds of musical production. In this chat, we dive into his explorations into sci-fi sound - going way deeper than the

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Podcast 248: Shawn Trail

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/10/07

I have to admit that I don't know many people that would self-classify as a "punk PhD", but Shawn Trail is that. From a background of punk, hip hop and jazz, and through his electroacoustic and computer music studies, Shawn carries his edge with him throughout his travels. And those travels have been pretty extensive, taking him to Africa to study percussion, on the road with Pat Metheny (supporting the touring Orchestrion Project) and into many studios for production work. Shawn has a deep interest

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Podcast 247: Brian Crabtree (monome.org)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/09/30

If you follow my Instagram, Facebook or Twitter feed, you know that I'm a monome fan. Brian Crabtree and Kelli Cain have created company that consistently nails both the functionality and the design factors that draw me in - and that seems to be the case with a lot of people. They not make great products, but they tend to drive the industry in new directions. Recently, monome put out a new device that has really captured my attention: the norns. This is a standalone computing device, based off of

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Podcast 246: Aure Prochazka and Matthew Fecher...

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/09/23

There aren't many corners of the programming globe that I haven't visited, but Swift programming is something I've not explored. When Matthew Fecher reached out to me about the AudioKit project, I was a little chagrined that I had not worked with it before. As I dug into it, I was even more amazed - this framework provides easy access to many tools and strategies, and it's hard to imagine that I'd not taken it for a drive. The project first came on my radar as a talking point by people that were

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Podcast 245: Matthew Allum (ALM/Busy Circuits)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/09/16

From the second I saw the Akemie's Castle module, I knew I'd want to talk to its developer, Matthew Allum. What a module - and what a name! I knew there had to be stories about what was going on. I've also notices that almost every case I'm seeing has a Pamela's Workout module. Matthew let me try out a few modules, and now I understand why these are so ubiquitous: it has so much functionality (presented in such a clear fashion) that it has become central to my patches. So now it all makes sense

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Podcast 244: Christopher Biggs

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/09/09

I was at a SEAMUS conference last year and was intrigued by a presentation about an organization called SPLICE - and institute/ensemble/festival combo that attempts to inject electronic music and technologies into the context of music performance and composition. It's a great way of introducing one context into another, and it features some of the most dynamic people in music academia that I've met. Christopher Biggs is at the heart of the SPLICE organization, and he took some time out of his

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Podcast 243: Denis Labrecque

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/09/02

There are many people that we've heard about through the history of electronic music device development: David Smith, Roger Linn, Ikutaru Kakehashi and others. But there are many people that are less heralded - but still critical to the game. Denis Labrecque is one of those people: as a marketer/developer/designer, he was involved in the music industry well before MIDI made its mark, continuing through the MIDI/computer age, and continuing now into more compact and focused hybrid devices. Denis has

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