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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 242: Craig Colorusso

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/08/26

When I first ran across Craig Colorusso's work, it was in a very familiar situation - a place I recognized from my occasional teaching stints down in Colorado Springs. Looking into it, it was not only a nice piece of work in a familiar location, but it turns out to be a sound sculpture, with equal focus on both the sculpture and the sound of it. I had to learn more! It turns out that the Colorado Springs installation (called the Moon Pod) is a recent creation from sound/sculpture artist Colorusso,

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Podcast 241: Curtis Roads

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/08/19

If you are into electronic/computer music, you already know the name of this week's guest. From the Computer Music Tutorial, through Microsound and his latest book (Composing Electronic Music: A New Aesthetic), he has been pushing the envelope for all of us, bringing spacialization, granular synthesis and complex timing systems from the realm of the theoretical into everyday studio use. But he is far more than a technological cool-hunter; he's an active composer, and is just about to release a new

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Podcast 240: North Coast Modular Collective (Bill van...

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/08/12

I first ran across the North Coast Modular Collective by following member Bill van Loo's Facebook page, and seeing him doing more and more interesting work. The message that first introduced the collective caught me by surprise, but also reminded me of what a cool place Ann Arbor (Michigan) is - and how it seems to be a growing field for all sorts of interesting stuff. So I decided that we could talk to a couple of the collective's group, and find out what's going on and what's going to come. In

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Podcast 239: Nathan Moody

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/08/05

Nathan Moody first came onto my radar via his Noise Jockey blog – a blog that combined sound design, field recording, music production, art, design… pretty much everything I pay attention to. The posts don’t come often, but they are golden. But recently he popped up again for his music releases on Bandcamp, and I got sucked into his musical vortex. Starting with the Etudes series, he caught both my eye and my ears, and I dove deep into his music, which is both sound designerly as well as musically

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Podcast 238: Abraham Ingle

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/07/29

Portland-based Abraham Ingle is making a difference. He started with synth DIY when there was precious little information, and gleaned what he could from books and articles, online forums and whoever he could get to spill some knowledge. What he's done is to turn it around, make synth DIY super-accessible to anyone, and provide the lynchpins to people that want to make their own synth, rather than just buying off the shelf. AI Synthesis is his company, and it is "the company he wishes existed when

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Podcast 237: Andrew Fitch

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/07/22

As a result of talking with Guy Ben-Ary last week, I was reminded of my need to talk to another Perth-ian: Andrew Fitch. Andrew is the man behind the sound-making machinery in Guy's cellF project, but he also runs the incredible Nonlinear Circuits modular synth business. Nonlinear is one of those places that is focused heavily on the DIY/kit world, and Andrew (along with friend/collaborator Nathan) do a monthly workshop that is helping people get over the hump on synth building - and getting a

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Podcast 236: Guy Ben-Ary

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/07/08

I recently got a ping from a listener to check out some of the work being done in Perth, Australia; the suggestion is that there is an amazing amount of art coming out of this remote outpost, and that the combination of practices was producing interesting results. One of the people that was identified was Guy Ben-Ary, and on first appearance, I was shocked! Guy works on art that has a heavy dose of biology involved; in fact, he works in an 'artistic laboratory' called SymbioticA at the University of

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Podcast 235 - Ed Ball

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/07/01

I first heard from Ed Ball when he reached out with a collaboration concept. I was intrigued, looked further into it - and was pretty blown away. Then I talked to Ed, and was even more drawn in. Ed is killin' it by "Painting Music", but in a way that takes direct influence from actual tracks, and has a performative quality that jumps off a canvas. If you take a look at his paintings (check out https://www.edwardball.co.uk/) and you'll see what I mean. The work stands on its own, but when you hear

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Podcast 234: Stephen Ruppenthal

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/06/24

Stephen Ruppenthal has a sneakily amazing history. Having worked with Allen Strange, watched Don Buchla develop his early machines, and working with electro-acoustic wizard across the world, Stephen has been involved with many of the greats of modern electronics, including being a member of the Electric Weasel Ensemble with Strange, Buchla and others. But Ruppenthal is more than a synth-jockey; he is also an accomplished brass player, and his new album (Flamethrower, available on Ravello Records)

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Podcast 233: Chris Muir

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/06/17

There are some people that you just want to get to know quickly - because you know that they will turn out to be great to know. Chris Muir is one of those people: he's user "cbm" on almost any platform you can find, because he loves being an early adopter, he's worked for all kinds of interesting people, and he's had his fingers in a lot of interesting software and hardware. But he's also a fun guy, and a great storyteller. Listen in to our chat as we go from Zeta to Beatnik to Gibson to Eardrill,

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Podcast 232: Wayne Peet

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/06/10

Wayne Peet first came to my attention through friends: both Jeff Kaiser (episode 49) and Andrew Pask (episode 55) talked about working with an engineer that had the best ears they'd encountered. I was always fascinated, but when Andrew offered to hook us up for a chat, I jumped at the chance. See, not everything has to be about electronics - and Wayne really tracks an interesting part of the music industry. It would seem like recording studios have disappeared, but they haven't - they just are no

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Podcast 231: Tom Hall

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/06/03

Tom Hall is a master of interface. Whether it is interfacing analog gear to Max, Live effects into a makeshift looper, cassettes into anything - he not only knows how to do it, he is probably using it as you read this. He masterfully mixes modulars, Max, effects pedals and cassette decks to weave a beautiful tapestry of sound. Tom is about to celebrate his new album release: Spectra. Released by elli.media, every track is filled with every kind of process, but it's all combined in a way that is

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Podcast 230: Herbie Hancock

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/05/27

I've been talking to Herbie about doing a podcast for a while now - I'm glad it finally came together for this episode. Herbie is an amazing man: he's obviously an amazing musician, but also deeply involved in both technical and spiritual exploration. All of this is based on his abiding curiosity - and his willingness to learn. Our discussion ranged from Buddhism to Miles Davis to robotics, and it's a really great example of have a change with him - you never know quite where the conversation will

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Podcast 229: Dmitri SFC

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/05/20

This podcast is in support of Slope114's Kickstarter for their "Keep Flying" digital EP project. Please visit the project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1385275315/slope114-keep-flying-digital-ep Dmitri SFC worms his way into your life through many different avenues. With Elise Gargalikis, Dmitri has created Slope114 - a cool House Music project that always features interesting in-studio videos that never fail to catch my attention when they show up on YouTube. Dmitri has a long

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Podcast 228: Erin Barra

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/05/13

A self-described 'Creative Swiss Army Knife', Erin Barra is a wealth of knowledge, experience and opinion. She is an assistant professor at Berklee School of Music, a dedicated artist and producer, and an industry consultant for everything musical. Here demo reel is amazing - but so are some of her accomplishments, including the development of the Beats By Girlz (https://www.beatsbygirlz.com/) project. But it is Erin's willingness to share her ideas and opinions that makes her a great

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Podcast 227: Jeff Snyder (Snyderphonics)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/05/06

Jeff Snyder makes wonderful things. The Manta remains one of my favorite playing surfaces, and I've just started breaking the cello on the MantaMate - a way of interfacing the Manta (as well as MIDI keyboards, game pads and even randomness) with your modular system. And when you start looking at some of the instruments he has on the 'bench', it gets even wilder. Since we were able to discuss his background and education in our earlier talk (episode 34), we didn't have to go over that ground. But he

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Podcast 226: Mileece

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/04/29

Composer, sound designer, experience designer, ecological technologist - all of these things (and more) can be applied to Mileece's career. She primarily works on installations (an upcoming focus is on a piece for Sonar), but she's also working on issues such as fuel cell creation, ecologically-focused meditation places and taxicab rehab. In this interview, she readily admits to working on everything, and a quick review of her work (Google her...) will have you agreeing. In this chat, we talk about

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Podcast 225: Edmund Eagan

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/04/22

Talk about a Renaissance man! Edmund Eagan is the designer of the EaganMatrix - the sound engine that is part of the Haken Continuum, and is also one of the leading performers with that system. He consults with Dr. Haken, does demos of the system and is also an active composer and audio editor/engineer. Oh, and sound design - he does that too. (You can find out more about the Haken Continuum in our previous interview with Dr. Haken: http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-155-dr-lippold-haken)

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Podcast 224: Gannon Kashiwa

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/04/15

This episode of Art + Music + Technology is brought to you by Recording Magazine. You can learn more about Recording Magazine, check out articles and subscribe at www.recordingmag.com. Gannon Kashiwa truly does have a 'beginning story' for people interested in digital audio. From working with early copies of Sound Designer through the move from analog to digital in his mainstream recording studio, Gannon has been on the bleeding edge of recording technology. Moving from recording to technology was a

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Podcast 223: Oli Larkin

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/04/01

Among a certain set of music-makers, Oli Larkin's work is critical for making things happen. He's an audio programming guru, and has created systems as diverse as a virtual Casio CZ synth, an automatic plug-in parameter-scrambler and he is involved with the development of a new web audio plug-in format. He is also deep into the Faust programming language, Max/MSP and the iPlug plug-in development system. His work is simultaneously inspiring and workmanlike, and it always delivers what is expected -

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