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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 202: Jason Corder

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/23

Jason Corder is a whirlwind of production. Over 70 releases. Tons of work with game music and sound design. Video work a-plenty. Live performances. The whole package - he's the kind of guy that is an inspiration to me. And I think you'll feel the same way. You can check out Jason's work at http://noise.offthesky.com/, or dig some of his more performative work on his Soundcloud page here: https://soundcloud.com/offthesky. There are a number of interviews of him online; they are worth reading, because

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Podcast 201: Kim Bjørn

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/19

Kim Bjørn is on a mission - he wants to highlight design in electronic instrument creation, and he wants to document it as completely as possible. With his recently-released book Push Turn Move, we get interviews with developers, performers and researchers, and really get to understand not only the design, but the decisions behind the design, of the instruments we love. Whether you are into Teenage Engineering's ultra-cool designs, or you prefer the Jupiter 8 Mothership view of instruments - or even

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Podcast 200: Morton Subotnick

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/12

Personal heroes. This is a very personal subject for most people, because our choice of heroes says a lot about us. My reverence for Morton's work has a lot to do with how it changed my ears - and therefore my life. Being introduced to Silver Apples allowed me to think of music as a less discrete, more fluid, material. Don't need to limit yourself to standard instruments focused on verses and choruses; you can choose to use electrons to develop phrases, premonitions, echoes and silence instead. I

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Podcast 199: Jill Fraser

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/11/05

You may not have run across Jill Fraser's name before, but you almost certainly have heard her work. With hundreds of TV commercials under her belt, as well as several feature films and a couple of tours, she's become part of the world's earworm. She's also been performing more recently - with Peter Grenader - as zZyzx Society, and even occasionally taking her gear into the desert to play for the coyotes! Jill is part of the CalArts group that came of age in the late seventies, featuring Morton

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Podcast 198: Ariadne (Christine Papania and Benjamin...

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/10/29

When I first got the pointer to the band Ariadne, I did a drive by - and then a double-take. They describe themselves as an "experimental sacred music duo"; while that resonates, it was also a little bizarre. Sacred music is very seldom experimental, and vice versa. But a quick tour through their Soundcloud and Bandcamp sites helped me understand better - they create a haunting mix of ambient, industrial, noise, drone and operatic sounds that don't necessarily sit in any particular category, but

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Podcast 197: Mike Hodnick (Kindohm)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/10/22

Mike Hodnick is one of those people that others have been pointing me toward for a while; he's deep into electronic music, he does some incredible performances, he has a deep well of releases and he is a coding fiend. The fact that all of this is wrapped together - using the Tidalcycles library for Haskell - in one neat package, and one that Mike is completely comfortable chatting about. Just after this interview, I ended up taking a workshop with Mike and really loved working with Tidalcycles

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Podcast 196: Alessio Santini (K-Devices)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/10/15

I'm a fan of the K-Devices products - and one in particular. Holder, a simple little spectral hold function, ends up in almost every Live set that I work on. It's focused, efficient and easy-to-understand - all the hallmarks of an excellent devices. So when PR Master Marsha Vdovin checked in on a possible interview, I was all over it! It turns out that K-Devices' mastermind - Alessio Santini - is as cool as his devices. He's got a great story (I've not met many people that move from a Doom Metal

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Podcast 195: Mark Ballora

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/10/08

It's good to have friends! I ran into a bit of a buzzsaw this week, and all of a sudden it looked like I didn't have an interview! I put out a call on Facebook, and people really rose to the challenge - including this week's participant. Mark Ballora was suggested by Meg Schedel, and a quick look at his website made me agree - he was a perfect guest. I've been interested in the idea of data sonification; since we are in an age of Big Data, it seems like there has to be more ways of engaging with

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Podcast 194: Walker Farrell

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/10/01

I've been hearing a lot about Walker Farrell lately. We interviewed him for the C74 newsletter, I heard a lot of talk about his live performances, and everybody has been suggesting his "Music for 0.∞ Musicians, Vol. 1" release as something I have to hear. And I've gotten sucked in - the work is expansive, varied - but still maintaining a artistic voice. So yeah, right up my alley. I was glad that Walker was up for a visit, and I started boning up on his work (including his Bandcamp site and

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Podcast 193: Mike Monday

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/09/24

Mike Monday's adverts are all over the web. And if you get on his mailing list, you will see him even more. But it's hard not to be intrigued - especially when he has a lot of free information available for you to view, and it tends to be pretty spot-on. But I'd never seen a detailed interview with him, so I tried reaching out, and was pleased when he responded favorably. The chat went off better than planned, because it turns out that Mike is as engaging in person as he is on his video lessons. And

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Podcast 192: Benjamin Wynn (Deru)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/09/17

When my friend Tom Hall first introduced me to the music of Deru, I was immediately drawn in. It was the combination of complexity and structure that I love in ambient work, but it was also unabashedly electronic and had edge that I liked. But I got a surprised when I did a little digging around, and found out that Benjamin Wynn, the man behind Deru, was also deeply entrenched in the music-for-TV world, having done music and sound design (with his partner Jeremy Zuckerman) for Avatar - The Last

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Podcast 191: Gianfranco Ceccolini (Mod Devices)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/09/10

For me, the Mod Devices story began with their very impressive debut at the NAMM show. But guest Gianfranco Ceccolini has been working on the product for quite a while - and on the concept for even longer. Creating more than a guitar pedal, Gianfranco and company have succeeded in creating an entire ecosystem (they call it a platform, but that sounds only technical...) that can be used for the development of pedalboards for guitars, synth rigs or whatever. I started to work with the company when

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Podcast 190: Devin Fleenor / S.E.E.D.

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/09/03

Do you wonder if I follow up on random interview requests? I sure do, and this week is the result of that effort. One of the listeners sent me a note about Devin Fleenor's S.E.E.D. project - and artificial intelligence art framework. I dove in a bit - and I had to learn more. I actually reached out to people that had seen the early stages of this work at Currents New Media Festival, and I began to see how this was growing into a significant piece of work. So then I had to talk to Devin. I really

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Podcast 189: Cathy van Eck

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/08/27

I always enjoy talking to people about Sound Art, because it is so undefined. If you take sound/composition, then remove the requirement to 'make music', what is left? Turns out, there's a whole world of exploration, and these artists are in the middle of it. Cathy van Eck is helping the cause: she has written a book about her view of the Sound Art world (Between Air and Electricity: Microphones and Loudspeakers - available here), kicked off a website that helps her accumulate Sound Art examples

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Podcast 188: Markus Reuter

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/08/20

Markus Reuter is quite an amazing musician. He's already been part of several releases this year (including an amazing collaboration with Robert Rich), but he's also putting out interesting solo work, is touring right now with Stick Men, continues to develop his touch guitar technique - and has time to talk to me for the podcast. And we had a fascinating chat, where we talked about everything from the development of the U8 guitar, to fan engagement through his new subscription project, and through

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Podcast 187: Tobias Reber

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/08/13

Tobias Reber is a long time listener of the podcast that has been touching base with me about artists that he thought would be good candidates for the show. Interestingly, when I did a little research on him, it brought up a surprisingly broad range of work - from installations to prog-rock combos. You know I had to talk to him then! If you want to see some of what I saw, you can check out his site - http://www.tobiasreber.com/cms/ - and cruise through some of the sub-site links on that page. You'll

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Podcast 186: Scott Jaeger

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/08/06

Scott Jaeger is responsible for a lot of modular makers getting into the game. When he started making Eurorack modules under The Harvestman moniker, there were relatively few players: Doepfer (of course), Plan B, Livewire and - well, that was about it. Scott came into the game with something completely different: digital devices that turned the analog-based modular concept on its ear. He also was aggressive about design, control layout and user interface, and the result was that almost everyone

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Podcast 185: Leanna Primiani

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/07/30

So when my friend Clifton says "Hey, man - check this person out...", I tend to listen pretty intently. In this case, he pointed me toward someone that surprised me on several levels: a conductor-become-composer that also did electronics, a film composer that released a solo album, and an artist with both staff paper and a modular synth on her desktop. How could I not interview Leanna Primiani? And it was a great chat - we discussed how a person makes the move from conductor to composer, and how the

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Podcast 184: Phil Maguire

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/07/23

One of my weekly pleasures (introduced to me by Gregory Taylor) is the Vital Weekly newsletter. This is a weekly compendium of recent music releases (generally in the experimental/artsy area) with quick reviews, and it has a companion podcast that provides an ear on many of the works that it reviews. In a recent edition, they included a review of this week's guest - Phil Maguire - along with an excerpt from his 'Solo Computer Music' Verzimprint release, and I was quite taken. So, as I often do, I

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Podcast 183: Dave Rossum

Art + Music + Technology ·

2017/07/09

Dave Rossum has quite a history. From helping to start up E-mu Systems, managing its acquisition by Creative Labs (and working with them through a 10-year run of amazing designs) and the creation of Rossum Electro-Music, Dave has been designing the heck out of music instruments. I was really excited when the Synthtopia folks we able to pull this interview together, since I've been a fan of E-mu devices for a long, long time, and have been mesmerized by the new modules he's been developing. In our

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