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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 222: Dean Berlinerblau

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/03/25

OK - I'll admit to being a little curious. About Duluth. If you look at it on a map, it looks like the kind of small too-far-north city that might be artistically limited to Soviet-style number stations and not much more than that. But whether you are talking punk, techno or ambient work, Duluth seems to generate way more than its share of great music. From that milieu comes Dean Berlinerblau. Dean first contacted me regarding the Music SDP project, a Max-based modular system for audio processing

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Podcast 221: Nyle Steiner

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/03/18

This episode is brought to you by the zZyzx Society, whose new self-titled album will be released on March 20th on ZSR Records. Talk about great stories! From creating modular systems in Utah, to building a shoebox EVI, to playing on the Apocalypse Now score - to a long history as a session player and soloist, Nyle Steiner has always melded musicianship with technical acumen. I was really excited to get introduced to Nyle by Peter Grenader, and jumped at the opportunity for the chat. We start off

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Podcast 220: Ben Hinz (Dwarfcraft Devices)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/03/11

Sometimes I just get lucky; in this case, I happened to skip over to the 'check your messages' widget in Facebook, and saw that I had a conversation I'd never checked into. It was from Benjamin Hinz of Dwarfcraft Devices, and we started talking about doing an interview. When I realized that he was in Eau Claire (about a 1 1/2 hour drive from me), I knew that we needed to do this face-to-face. And so we did! I got a chance to see the Dwaftcraft offices, say hi to some of the people working their (and

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Podcast 219: Anthony Mattana - Hooke Audio

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/03/04

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. What a path. From theater tech to hardware manufacturing - who'da thought? Anthony Mattana has taken the hard road, developing a new method for binaural audio recording, developing a wireless interface to your phone (Android or iOS) and funding the whole thing on a wing and a prayer - but he's done it. I got a chance

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Podcast 218: Chris "Mayday" Rucks

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/02/25

Given that the name of his book is "Don't Make Beats Like Me", you know I'd want to talk with Chris "Mayday" Rucks. Chris has taken his experiences doing music production, production education and music licensing and created a book that is a compendium of advice for budding producers. Rather than focus on "Get Logic and Go Nuts", this book talks about the real hard stuff: networking, self-reflection and honesty about your own blind spots. These are the real trouble spots for most musicians, and

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Podcast 217: Surachai

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/02/18

OK - so this one is a little different. Surachai doesn't seem to be very comfortable with being interviewed, and seems a lot more comfortable dealing out the questions. So this interview is as much about 'dueling questions' as anything - we both end up having to share, and it ended up in an interesting place. Which makes sense, because Surachai is a pretty interesting guy. One of the founders of the Trash Audio collective, he's been at the front end of music (and especially the modular scene) for

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Podcast 216: Jeremy Wentworth

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/02/11

As I started digging into VCV Rack, I was entranced by the number of people that had done interesting third party work. One of the developers that caught my attention was Jeremy Wentworth - the creator of the JW Modules selection. Interestingly, he also reached out to me to find out if I was interested in talking to a third party person about VCV Rack. Works out, right? I started digging into his background, and it was clear he was going to be a great guy to talk to. His interests are all over the

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Podcast 215: Todd Barton

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/02/04

I'm always intrigued by a good story. How about "from early music player to Buchla master"? Todd Barton's story is as good as his music - which is damned good. His use of serious electronic music gear to create focused worked is quite unique, and it is reflected in the way that the music sounds awesome regardless of the technology used to create it. And the list of technology is pretty serious: Buchla modulars and Music Easels, Serge modulars and the Haken Continuum - and even the Hordijk Blippoo -

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Podcast 214: Paul Davis (Ardour)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/01/28

Do you want to talk about dedication? Let's take a look at Paul Davis, whose efforts behind the Ardour Project, originally released in 2005, are still going strong. Ardour has become as full-featured as any DAW out there, and - along with its commercial variant Mixbus - is capturing the attention of a lot of new users. But Ardour is more than a DAW - it's a DAW that can operate in Linux. Every week I'm hearing more about Linux-based audio production, and Ardour is one of the programs that's leading

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Podcast 213: James Grahame (MeeBlip)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/01/21

This is the third episode in a collaboration with Synthtopia.com, featuring open source developers of both hardware and software. More information is available at synthtopia.com... The MeeBlip synthesizer has quietly shaken up music technology. It showed the way for a lot of innovations: small run manufacturing of synthesizers, open-source hardware and software production, desktop format synth tools. While touched on by others, the MeeBlip brought it all together in a way that shocked the system -

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Podcast 212: Tom Whitwell (Music Thing)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/01/14

This is the second episode in a collaboration with Synthtopia.com, featuring open source developers of both hardware and software. More information is available at synthtopia.com... What do you call the guy behind the Turing Machine, Radio Music module, Chord Organ and more? I call him a hero, but his name is Tom Whitwell. From the humble beginnings of the Music Thing blog to the current work (particularly in conjunction with Thonk Ltd), Tom is helping us all embrace our passion for cool gear and

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Podcast 211: Andrew Belt (VCV Rack)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2018/01/07

This is the first in a collaboration with Synthtopia.com, featuring open source developers of both hardware and software. More information is available at synthtopia.com... It's been a while since I've seen something with as much momentum as VCV Rack. This system went from "it was just released at Knobcon" to "everybody is using this for everything"! Part of the reason behind its success is the quality of the project - which has been coded by Andrew Belt (with design assistance by Wes Milholen). The

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Podcast 210: Alex McLean

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/31

I really like the idea of allowing a concept to grow naturally. Alex McLean sort of lives his life with that as a rule. As the developer of the Tidal (nee TidalCycles) live coding language, the founder and curator of the AlgoMech festival and a big supporter of the algorave movement, Alex has found that interaction with other people - and allowing them to influence change - provides a compelling way to allow an idea to mature. And Alex is full of ideas. The Tidal language is a live coding language

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Podcast 209: Michael Hetrick

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/24

Michael Hetrick has his hands in a lot of projects. His main work is as one of the founders of Unfiltered Audio, creators of the SpecOps, Dent and (my personal favorite) Sandman plugin series. He also has a history of modular-style work, having created the EuroMax project (for Max/MSP) and the Euro Reakt package (for Reaktor). Most recently, he's produced HetrickCV - a huge set of VCVRack modules that really extend that platform. Speaking with Michael was a breeze - because he's interested in all

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Podcast 208: Peter Grenader

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/17

Peter Grenader is a bit of a lightning rod. He's a 'personality' in a rather staid business, he's been part of the electronic scene for a long time, but he's always willing to speak his mind and provide his perspective. Some in the industry have written him off for good (he notes in the interview that he's been 'banned for life' from Muff Wiggler, for example), while other people that I respect - like Jill Frasier - find him a compelling creator and collaborator. What you can't argue, however, is

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Podcast 207: Paul Birken

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/10

This is the last podcast supporting our Kickstarter campaign for a new recording chain. The campaign runs through December 11th - please help out the podcast: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/823319547/mic-pre-update-for-art-music-technology Paul Birken's name has come up in a few previous podcasts - he was one of the people pushing the techno envelope in the widespread and influential Midwest techno scene. He's still working his ass off; according to him, music remains an 'everyday practice'

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Podcast 206: Seth Cluett

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/07

This is the third podcast supporting our Kickstarter campaign for a new recording chain. The campaign runs through December 11th - please help out the podcast: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/823319547/mic-pre-update-for-art-music-technology Seth Cluett has got his hands in everything. He's an academic at the Stevens Institute, a widely-traveled artist and composer and a prolific writer. He's also currently an artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, which is a damned auspicious posting. He's also

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Podcast 205: Rob Hordijk

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/12/03

This is the second podcast supporting our Kickstarter campaign for a new recording chain. The campaign runs through December 11th - please help out the podcast: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/823319547/mic-pre-update-for-art-music-technology Rob Hordijk is one of those designers - when he makes something, it seems to hold "the magic". Whether we are talking about the Benjolin, the Rungler, or one of his system 'sections', Rob makes the kind of gear that people dedicate their lives to. I was

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Podcast 204: Dave Small (Catalyst Audio)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/30

This is the first podcast supporting our Kickstarter campaign for a new recording chain. The campaign runs through December 11th - please help out the podcast: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/823319547/mic-pre-update-for-art-music-technology Dave Small is clearly obsessed with The Home Run: whether it's the Time's Arrow (a deep and amazing modular sequencer) or the upcoming line of Buchla-inspired modules, Dave doesn't go halfway in any way. He has taken his passion and turned it into product,

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Podcast 203: Sam Battle (Look Mum No Computer)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/26

OK - Sam Battle is just amazing. He's a bundle of energy - and an obsession with making cool synths. From the famous 'Synth Bike' to the Jacob's Ladder drum machine, his creations span the range from crazy to outright insane. You can get a good taste of his work at his in-process website, or by following him on the Look Mum No Computer Facebook page. This was a great chat - Sam is hilarious, and his story is really quite amazing. From his move from guitar to synth, to his amazing work space, to his

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