Podcasts about i dream of wires

This week Robert from Waveshaper Media (I Dream of Wires) joins us to discuss his new film SUBOTNICK: PORTRAIT OF AN ELECTRONIC MUSIC PIONEER http://idreamofwires.org/ pod mod store: https://www.podularmodcast.com/store support pod mod on patreon (https://www.patreon.com/podularmodcast) thank you: 4ms: https://4mscompany.com/ patchwerks: https://patchwerks.com/ qubit electronix: https://www.qubitelectronix.com/ novation: https://novationmusic.com/en/synths/summit waveform magazine: https://waveformmagazine.com/ @4mscompany @westonaudio @rawyawmedia @buchlausa @mysticcircuits @schlappiengineering @acidraintech @bastlinstruments @setonixsynth @tidbitaudio @tiptopaudiofficial @busycircuits @doepfer_musikelektronik @mordaxsystems @expertsleepers

A few weeks ago, I got a ping from a listener to check out Jon Sonnenberg's work. A sprinkle of information here and there led me to some really interesting work. Dashing off an email got me wired in, and here's the result! I realized that I'd first run across Jon in the I Dream Of Wires documentary, where he got to show off some of his studio gear and inventions. But the more I learned, the more I realized that I'd been tracking his work over a longer period of time - just not by name. So we ended up having a lot to talk about. In addition to his gear collection and instrument building, Jon does a lot of musical creation - in fact, all of the other aspects of what he does is in service of the song. As you'll hear in this interview, he has some very specific ideas about what constitutes a song (even in electronic music terms), and how he approaches the songwriting process. You can learn more about Jon's work by checking out his Art Of Travelogue website (www.artoftravelogue.com), and by checking out his Bandcamp and Soundcloud sites. And if you want to see the video that hooks me every time, you can check it out here: https://youtu.be/Wh5Jlpo90Go Enjoy!

For our fourth edition of the Equilibrisme Podcast Series we proudly present you Altitude / Matt Thibideau. Matt Thibideau is a Canadian producer, who has been involved in making electronic music since the late 90s. Originally from Wallaceburg, a small town located close to Detroit, and now based in Toronto, his first records as Altitude were released on Blue Recordings. Quickly, he began contributing to other local labels such as Chair and Cynosure Recordings. In 2001, he started together with his twin brother Mark, a new project called “Repair” It was dedicated to all of the old broken synthesizers that they had in their studio. The first songs were quickly signed to both Sub-Static records (Germany) as “V-Wreck” and then Dumb-Unit records as “Black Line Display”. Matt has performed live at several venues and festivals and focuses on using Analog and Digital hardware without a laptop. Throughout Matt’s Career, he has performed with the likes of Monolake, Deadbeat, Mike Shannon, Mathew Johnson, Daniel Bell, Krihan, S.I.T., Mike Huckaby, Octave One, Christina Sealy (Orphyx), Molly, Barbara Preisinger, Falko Brocksieper, Nicholas Jar, Eric Miller, Pantone, Akufen, Audio Werner, Raresh, Deepchord, Vera and Isolee amongst many others. Matt & Mark started a small label called “Obsolete Components” based on using his old synthesizers and recording equipment. They were also featured in the documentary “I Dream Of Wires”. Recently Matt has released both old and new music under the moniker “Altitude” for 7th city (Detroit), Assemble and Helena records , Vade Mecum and Irenic. In early 2018 Matt and Mark released a joined record for Joule Imprint in France called “Two sides” that followed a remix on Sushitech for Rhauder and Tikiman called “Stabilize”. This hardware only live cut was recorded 2019 in Toronto for our Equilibrisme Podcast Series. Enjoy!!!

The creator of digital hardcore on how to start a riot.

The creator of digital hardcore on how to start a riot.

We discuss Iran, Mike Krol, Cribshitter, Ahmed Mohamed, Scott Walker Update, Politics, I Dream of Wires, The Wrecking Crew, Muscle Shoals, and more!

I'm talking I Dream Of Wires, synthesizers, and cassette tapes in part 1 of my talk with Robin Ogen.

Subject:CINEMA #493 - "Hero Heat IX: Animated Heat II" - August 9 2015THIS WEEK: OMG - it's HERO HEAT IX! Wow, nine years - and more hero films than you can shake a stick at! And this year, it's ALL ANIMATED! Join us for some of the best superhero films on the planet, and all our usual special features too!MICRO FOCUS - "Doctor Strange: The Supreme Sorcerer"FREEZE FRAME - What Hollywood got wrong about Fantastic FourDRIVE IN DUNGEON - "Captain America (1979 TV movie)"FETHIVAL FLASH - Fantastic Fest first titlesREWIND REVIEW - "Mateo"CURRENT REVIEWS - "Steak (R)Evolution", "I Dream Of Wires", "Shaun The Sheep Movie"PLUS MORE!Download the BRAND NEW "Subject:CINEMA" magazine-style "Boston Springs A Fehtival" PDF- its a glorious SIXTY PAGES filled with info on all the films, links to over 100 films and a lot more info on all the BSAF scene!  You can read it online at http://issuu.com/tckirkham/docs/2015_boston_springs_a_fethival_maga or download it for yourself at http://popcornnroses.com/downloads/2015%20BOSTON%20SPRINGS%20A%20FETHIVAL%20MAGAZINE.pdf !SUBSCRIBE TO SUBJECT:Cinema! iTunes Stitcher TuneIn Roku RSS PNRNetworks ShowsSubject:CINEMAPlatinum Roses’ GardenCavebabbleMirrorball MayhemMashed Up MadnessThree Minute WeekendPNRNetworks RadioRadio TKRSubject:CINEMA’s Marquee MixPNR Radio NetworkSubject:CINEMA siteseCinemaOneeCinemaBostonIndie Film SpotlightThe Kirkham ReportPlanet BiblioMusicaOur Lives As A Soundtrack