Podcast appearances and mentions of Marcus Fischer

Hello. It's 2025. How can that be? I look at the number and think, that's a futuristic number. Wasn't the future supposed to be easier? Something tells me 2025 will not be easy. Still, I'm determined to meet it with can-do attitude. For now though, let's ease into it. With that it mind I chose this recording, Forest Stream Suite. The environmental sound was captured last June in Forest Park, Portland, Oregon; a place we'll be revisiting throughout the coming year. Many of the seasonal streams were, by that time, down to a trickle. The percussive sound at the top of the recording is one such a trickle, a thread of water falling over a stone, as captured by a homemade hydrophone.The hydrophone is a simple design incorporating a ~$1 bulk-supply 27mm contact mic, a kombucha bottle screw cap, a coin (for ballast), a 1/8th inch stereo cord, a swatch of duct tape, and a couple dips in liquid plastic. I was instructed in the ways of DIY contact mic wizardry by the gifted sound artist Marcus Fischer at a workshop hosted by Oregon Contemporary about a month prior. Thanks Marcus and Oregon Contemporary! Hydrophone recording is something I hope to do more of in the coming year. Maybe I'll invest in something a little more sensitive. Or possibly a stereo pair? The instrumentation follows the pattern of previous Listening Spot releases: One continuous field recording and several distinct musical movements in the same key. With the hydrophone click track as a jumping-off point, this one is reaches out its sound tentacles in new directions, without letting go of the familiar. There's some of my favorite wildlife belting it out here: American Robin, Pacific Wren, Wilson's Warbler, Yellow Warbler… While listening, I can picture the dappled light of the forest.Thanks for tuning in. I'm grateful for your interest. Forest Stream Suite is available under the artist name Listening Spot on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple, Tidal, Amazon, YouTube…) Friday, January 3rd. I hope you can spend some quiet time with it.Lastly, I took some time to write some reflections on my first year of being on Substack a couple days ago. I didn't send it out as a newsletter, because it was mostly written as an exercise to clarify some things for myself. I'm mentioning it here for those who may be curious about the platform, my impressions as a musician, and some intentions in 2025. Happy New Year! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chadcrouch.substack.com/subscribe

This track uses all the samples provided by Marcus Fischer, modified & combined in numerous different ways. More on this 600th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Reaching Out (The Assignment: This is a shared sample project. Rework a set of seven WAV files provided by Marcus Fischer), at: https://disquiet.com/0600/ 1 Please credit Marcus Fischer when posting your track. About the Disquiet Junto: https://disquiet.com/junto/ Subscribe to project announcements: https://tinyletter.com/disquiet-junto/ Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co: https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0600-reaching-out/ This project's cover image is a detail of a photo by Marcus Fischer.

The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. Music Rauelsson plays Mom, in Ukraine Group Listening plays Julie With Richard Birkin plays Vigil II Colleen plays Les Ondes Silencieueses Taylor Deupree and Marcus Fischer play Bell The Ensemble Rescerche plays Morton Feldman's Something Wild in the City: Mary Ann's Theme

Tonight's edition of SITD features new tunes from Dylan Henner, Taylor Deupree, Logic Moon, Felicia Atkinson, 58918012 and a beautiful 30-minute longform work from Marcus Fischer.

Big thank you to Kuma for providing the guest mix! For more info on him, check the following links: http://kuma.bandcamp.com http://thekonspiracygroup.com 00:00 - Arushi Jain - My People Have Deep Roots 01:30 - The Sight Below - Dour (Marcus Guenter Remix) 06:00 - Higher Intelligence Agency - Speec3 (ConoidTone Reformed By Autechre) 10:15 - Sven Laux and Logic Moon - At The End Of The Day, It Felt Like A Goodbye 13:30 - Sophia Loizou - Genesis 92: The Awakening 16:15 - Simon McCorry - Migrations 19:00 - Sarah Neufeld - Tower 21:00 - Sarah Davachi - Hours In The Evening 24:00 - Rhucle - Dry Bubbles 30:30 - Penelope Trappes - Awkward Matriarch (Mother's Blood Version) 31:45 - Marcus Fischer and the OO-Ray - Deluge 36:30 - Patricia Wolf- Distant Memory 39:30 - Mary Lattimore - Baltic Birch (Paul Corley Remix) 43:15 - Kuma - Vipers Are In The Grass 46:00 - Hollie Keniff - Four Sides Of The Forest 49:50 - The Slaves - 111 52:30 - Noveller - Red Room Remix 54:10 - IKSRE - Untitled 59:00 - Autechre - VietRmx21

Kristan Kennedy is a Portland-based artist, curator, and educator.  She is the Artistic Director, Curator of Visual Art for the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA). For more than a decade, Kennedy has focused on commissioning new work by international emerging artists in the form of large-scale, site-specific installations and solo projects that exist at the borders of genres. Kennedy teaches in the Visual Studies MFA program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) Contemporary Art. Kennedy is represented by Fourteen30 Contemporary, Portland, Oregon. While the artist identifies as a painter, she also questions the history, process and medium that she is complicit in perpetuating. Curator and critic Stephanie Snyder says of Kennedy's paintings in Artforum, “their intense dialectic of beauty and repulsion mirrors the artist's philosophical struggles—we sense that both artist and artwork have gone through the wringer—together—to achieve a hard-won grace”. Recent exhibitions include Flat Fix, Halsey McKay Gallery, NY; Eyes, Ditch Projects, OR; Sunday, Crisp-Ellert Museum, FL; Kristan Kennedy Meets a Clock, Soloway, NY; Sleeper, Fourteen30 Contemporary, OR; OO, Misako & Rosen, Tokyo; Tomorrow, Tomorrow, CANADA and Other Colors, Fourteen30 Contemporary. The Snake, featuring DB Amorin, Judy Cooke, Jessica Diamond, Marcus Fischer, keyon gaskin, Daniel Godinez Nivón, and Kameelah Janan Rasheed Curated by Kristan Kennedy, Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) 2018 Kristan Kennedy W.L.L.B.L.N.D.N.E.S., 2017. Ink, dye, and bleach on linen. Collection of the Portland Art Museum

Episode No. 508 features curators Jodi Hauptman and Samantha Friedman; a clip from a performance by Marcus Fischer, and curator Laura Llewellyn. Hauptman and Friedman are the curators of "Cézanne Drawing" at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. (They were assisted by Kiko Aebi.) The exhibition surveys 250 of Cezanne's works on paper, from drawings to watercolors, and includes several key paintings as well. It is on view through September 25. The exhibition catalogue was published by MoMA. It is available from Indiebound and Amazon for $40-45. Along with John Witty, Laura Llewellyn is the co-curator of "Paolo Veneziano Art & Devotion in 14th-Century Venice" at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. The exhibition, the first of Paolo's work in the United States, reunites panels that originally formed a larger ensemble but are today scattered across different collections, including the Getty's. It is on view at the Getty through October 3. The exhibition catalogue was published by the Frick Collection in association with Paul Holberton Publishing. It is available from Indiebound and Amazon for $60. The program also includes a clip from Marcus Fischer, one of the artists curator Rachel Adams included in "All Together, Amongst Many: Reflections on Empathy" at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts in Omaha.

Very excited to have Marcus Fischer on the show this week! Whether you are or you aren't familiar with his work you are in for a real treat! Check out Marcus's work at the following links: Music: https://marcus-fischer.bandcamp.com/ Video: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ7wg-TRGObd740qLQV4xnA Lines Message Board: https://llllllll.co Tuna Fat Podcast: https://tunafat.podbean.com/e/tim-held-from-podular-modcast/ Freq Boutique: https://www.youtube.com/wmdevices New Systems Instruments: https://nsinstruments.com/ SPONSORS Modbang: https://www.modbang.com/ After Later Audio:http://afterlateraudio.com/ 4ms: https://4mscompany.com/ Discord Server: https://discord.gg/T7haBAK WAVEFORM: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Needham Woodworks: https://needhamwoodworks.com/ Recovery Effects: https://recoveryeffects.com/ Patchwerks: https://patchwerks.com/ Support One Million Tampons: https://www.onemilliontampons.com/

Zweiter Teil. Viel Vergnügen! Verwandte Folgen: #01 – IT ist doof #02 – Digitale Transformation #28 – Die Digitalisierung ist beendet #52 – Der (Kleinst-)Einzelhandel im digitalen Wandel Links: Digitalkompass 2020 Digital& GmbH Wenn Ihnen unsere Folgen gefallen, dann freuen wir uns über eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, damit auch andere auf diesen Podcast aufmerksam werden und wir das Angebot weiter verbessern können. Zeitaufwand: 1-2 Minuten. Link zur Seite hier. In diesem Sinne: keep connected. Herzlichst Ihr Axel Winkelmann

Noch schlagen die Corona-Effekte heftig zu Buche, doch die Digitalisierung schläft nicht. Wie sieht es zurzeit im Mittelstand aus? Wohin geht die Reise? Welche Geschäftsmodelle entwickeln sich? Im Interview habe ich den Software-Strategen Dr. Marcus Fischer, der für den Digitalkompass 2020 über 50 Tiefeninterviews im Mittelstand geführt hat. Viel Vergnügen! Verwandte Folgen: #01 – IT ist doof #02 – Digitale Transformation #28 – Die Digitalisierung ist beendet #52 – Der (Kleinst-)Einzelhandel im digitalen Wandel Links: Digitalkompass 2020 Digital& GmbH Wenn Ihnen unsere Folgen gefallen, dann freuen wir uns über eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, damit auch andere auf diesen Podcast aufmerksam werden und wir das Angebot weiter verbessern können. Zeitaufwand: 1-2 Minuten. Link zur Seite hier. In diesem Sinne: keep connected. Herzlichst Ihr Axel Winkelmann

Huge thank you to my PDX friend Marcus Fischer for putting together this guest mix. I have known him for over a decade, and before he went ambient big w/ 12k he was the one putting together all the ambient show fliers and playing most of them (all for free of course). He is the guy that you go on tour with and he plays different sets every show while you play the same exact thing every stop. He is the best!https://marcus-fischer.bandcamp.comhttp://mapmap.ch 0:00 MINAMO & MOSKITOO - “Atypical Dialogue” - Superstition 6:27 Sam Prekop - “September Remember” - Comma (Coming August 21st, 2020 - Thrill Jockey)  11:15 Pantha du Prince & The Bell Laboratory - “Wave” - Elements of Light 15:06 Collen - “The Golden Morning Breaks” - The Golden Morning Breaks 19:57 Daniel Schmidt - “And the Darkest Hour is Just Before Dawn” - In My Arms, Many Flowers 27:42 Світлана Охріменко - “III Episode” - Original Performed Soundtrack Transilvania Smile 33:23 Emily A. Sprague - “Mesa” - Mesa 38:01 Hiroshi Yoshimura - “Feet” - Green 43:57 Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - “Light. Everywhere is Light…” - The Afterlife 52:50 Sibylle Baier - “Forget” - Colour Green 55:24 Marcus Fischer & Ryuichi Sakamoto - “Fragile Well” - Incomplete 

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Ocean Movie by Arthur Russell on Corn (Audika) 4′19″ Peruvian Triangle by The Ray Russell Quartet on Spontaneous Event Live Vol​.​1: 1967​-​69 (Jazz In Britain) 10′33″ That's How I Feel by Sun Ra & His Arkestra on Lanquidity (Philly Jazz) 18′32″ Mahraba by Maleem Mahmoud Ghania and Pharoah Sanders on The Trance of Seven Colors (Axiom) 26′19″ Bird Perspective by Atlantis Transit Project on Music for Dance and Theater (Music from Memory) 32′28″ Part 7 by Bill Nace on Both (Drag City) 35′31″ Timbuktu Express by African Head Charge on Drastic Season (On-U Sound) 40′06″ Lost and Found by Andy Stott on Luxury Problems (Modern Love) 46′32″ Fire Breath by Joanna Brouk on The Space Between (Numero Group) 55′03″ Fragile Well by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Marcus Fischer on Series - Incomplete (monocoastal music)

No 29 Featuring Luca Longobardi, Marconi Union, Ocoeur, Phaeleh, Marcus Fischer, Jogging House, Jon Hopkins + more  Curated and Produced by Digitonal Luca Longobardi - Now and Always (The Ambient Zone) Marconi Union – Mossfield (Just Music)Ocoeur – Glow (n5MD)Benoit Pioulard – Partic. Reve (The Ambient Zone) Anne Müller - Aarhus/Reminiscences (Erased Tapes Records) Luca Longobardi - 8 Light Years from Here (The Ambient Zone) Phaeleh – Halo (Undertow)Ocoeur – Dawn (n5MD)Marcus Fischer - Watching Snow (12k)Jogging House – Fingers (The Ambient Zone) Luca Longobardi – Elke (The Ambient Zone) Jon Hopkins - Scene Suspended (Domino Records) 

Mysteries of the Deep is delighted to present its second album by Portland, Oregon-based musician and multimedia artist William Selman (@wselman), entitled “Naming Before Names.” In a world that demands categorization of everything around us through taxonomies, genres, and strict schemas, Selman’s album aims to explore the spaces between categories. His goal is not to offer concrete explanatory gestures, but rather, to create a deliberate space for suspension and ambiguity. These eight compositions conjure a world in which humans are asked to stand on the periphery, observing their surroundings from a vantage of curious wonder, rather than clear definition. Selman draws from distinct sonic realms, however, citing David Berhman, Maggi Payne, and Alvin Curran as influences. He says, “I like the way these artists use simple forms to ground dense compositions with an approach to composition that is improvisational and collage-like.” In line with this sentiment, the album’s quality is uncannily natural. Many of Selman’s field recordings, collected over a twenty-year period, find a home here, adorning a landscape that’s as visual as it is sonic; we hear hydrophone recordings of tide pools and summer lagoons, grasshopper wings in a lava field, broken humidifiers and sandstorms alongside moments of intentional instrumentation. Light vibraphone gives way to slow hand drum movements. Textured synths add viscosity without extracting us from the ecological world. It feels inaccurate to say the album’s occasional rhythms are constructed; rather, patterns seem to arise organically out of the aether. In Selman’s universe, there’s a sense that everything exists in primordial unity, untouched by the human imprint that insists on fragmenting the world into recognizable parts. Written, produced, and recorded by William Selman in Portland, Oregon Jan 2018 - Feb 2020 Bass guitar on "A New Old Firmament" by Steve Wade Special thanks to Paul Dickow and Marcus Fischer for percussion and the time-share vibraphone Additional mixing by Oliver Chapoy at Ohm Sweet Ohm, NY Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Photography by Candace Price Words by Taylor Bratches

Ted Laderas talks with us about collaboration, pushing through difficult times, variations on a theme and dealing with issues such as anxiety and depression. He creates intimate, moving and beautiful work as The OO-Ray, using cello with various effects, modular instruments and field recordings to craft his dreamy “chamber drone” sound.   Catch Ted Laderas at Beacon Sound this Saturday, February 29, 2020 performing alongside Marcus Fischer, Location Services and Derek Hunter Wilson. (8pm, 207 SE Grand Ave)   Intro: The OO-Ray - Tiny Fugues - Liminal Outro: The OO-Ray - Fugue for Piano, Grains, and OP-1 [disquiet0221-morningmusic]   https://www.15people.net/   Multnomah County Crisis Line: 503-988-4888   Support Form The Head on Patreon! http://patreon.com/formthehead

In this week's show, we have a great conversation with an amazing guest, Mr Jamie Lidell! A man that is so easy to talk to that we cover a lot of ground! Looping journeys, creative expression, his Modular journey and philosophy, all this is wrapped up with some amazing nuggets of information and insights! Show Timings Intro 0:00What Ben has been up to 0:37What Ed has been up to 1:29 Our guest sneaks in the intro (Alvin Lucier :) 2:53Guest intro 3.54 Jamie Lidell Pecan chat 4.42All about the looping 5.40The Creative process 23.05Modular journey 29:54The creative process with Modular 41:30Relaxing and resetting with Meditation 56:45Round up 1:07:30 Show Notes Jamie Lidell Website:http://jamielidellmusic.comJAMUARY INSPIRATIONS Nigel Mullaney - 31 days album https://din.org.uk/album/31-days-din61 Marcus Fischer - thing a day http://mapmap.ch Taylor Duepree - sound diary https://soundcloud.com/12k/sets/taylor-deupree-2017-studioAlvin Lucierhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvin_LucierHostsEd Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.ukEd Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EdwardballBen Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideoWant to start your own podcast? We use Buzzsprout, they are a great service that will hold your hand and get you up and running with hosting and linking to all podcast platforms. Get a $20 Amazon Gift Card (sent after 2nd paid invoice) by following this link https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=303803

In this week's show, we talk to the Portland-based Inter-disciplined artist and musician Marcus Fischer. We talk favourite equipment, tape, OM1 and his wonderful Journey on the way to the Whitney Museum of American Art. We stop off along the journey to talk about his time at the Rauschenberg residency. Here he explored lots of different creative mediums, whilst forming his tangibly deep album 'Loss'. A great show to listen too! Show Timings Intro: 000 Guest intro: 2.56Interdisciplinary artist: 4.38Tape and instrument connection: 10.15Tape overdubbing: 18.59Events and the road to gallery and residences: 21.13Project and installation Multiples: 29.19The album 'On Falling': 41.57The album 'Loss': 53.09Rauschenberg residency: 1:01.00Round up: 1:10.00Show NotesOnde Magnétique OM-1 Cassette Synthesizerhttp://www.ondemagnetique.comQuadraphonic Live Performance on August 9th, 2019 At the Whitney Museum of American Art :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1yFzkXZnmw&t=1259sVideo Documentation of "Multiples". A multichannel sound installation for eight track reel to reel tape loop, speakers + empress seed pods:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tW34OvHs24Marcus on 12k:https://www.12k.com/artist/fischer-marcus/Marcus on Bandcamp:https://marcus-fischer.bandcamp.comMarcus on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/mfischermusic/Shoutouts Velocity Seattle: https://www.facebook.com/events/substation/velocity-trade-show-synth-meet-workshops-performances/677401192712879/https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.comKyle Swishers new ‘Source of Uncertainty’ podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/source-of-uncertainty-a-buchla-podcast-4u/id1467860041?ign-mpt=uo%3D4Our Pre-show special, check it out https://www.esotericmodulation.com/episodes/001-the-pre-show-specialHostsEd Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.ukEd Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EdwardballBen Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideoWant to start your own podcast? We use Buzzsprout, they are a great service that will hold your hand and get you up and running with hosting and linking to all podcast platforms. Get a $20 Amazon Gift Card (sent after 2nd paid invoice) by following this link https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=303803

Marcus Fischer stops by and talks with us about processes of composition and installations, planners, Wild Card, editing audio, attention spans and stumbling blocks.   Intro: Marcus Fischer + Burke Jam - Vanitas - Cold Open (Dragon’s Eye)   Outro: Marcus Fischer - On Falling - While Sleeping (12k)   http://mapmap.ch/ https://marcus-fischer.bandcamp.com/ https://wildcardofcascadia.bandcamp.com/releases https://www.12k.com/

In this weeks show we talk about our obsession for tape and Ben’s ‘West Coast Adventure’ over in Seattle at Patchwerks for the Velocity event. We focus on some of the artists at Velocity that have included tape within their set up with some great sound examples! From catching reels, to a ghosty Halloween contact mic, we talk about it all!Show TimingsIntro: 000Velocity Event 3.23Tape obsession 5.39Tweed Moo Sound Example 10.29Talk about Tweed Moo 11.07Ann Annie - Tape Glitch Sound Example 12.40Talk about Ann Annie - Tape Glitch 13.42Ann Annie - Foley + Drone Sound Example 14.25Talk about Ann Annie - Foley + Drone 14.46Ann Annie - Emerging Melody 15.48Talk about Ann Annie - Emerging Melody 16.09Amulets talk 17.00Amulets Sound Example 17.32Talk about Amulets Sound Example and talk 18.20Talk about Marcus Fischer - Reels Catching 20.54Marcus Fischer - Reels Catching Sound Example and talk 22.00Marcus Fischer - Reel Noise + Music Sound Example 22.45Talk about Marcus Fischer 23.05The Show Name Story 24.24More Marcus Fischer 24.40Ben’s mountain top modular moment 27.20Ben’s live case sound example 28.44Talk about sound example and modular talk 29.30Nathan Moody happy accident mic technique 34.40Sound Example contact mic 36.14Talk about sound and the happy accident 36.42Patching Tim Held’s Case 39.24Tim’s Case Sound Example 40.13Talk about the sound and setup 40.52Dark Sparkler 44.18Dark Sparkler Sound example 44.50Talk about Mr Sparkler and the Buchla system 46.00Thanks and round up 49.20Some Links Moffenzeef Stargarzer demo with the Melos Echo Chamber cartridge based tape delay (play from 00:52) - https://youtu.be/wyEqEhMCRKwAmulets new album - https://amulets.bandcamp.comAlessandro Cortini & Don Buchla performing “Everything Ends Here” together - https://youtu.be/J89IY3Ss2MkDarwin Grosse - Art Music Technology https://artmusictech.libsyn.comShoutouts Velocity Seattle: https://www.facebook.com/events/substation/velocity-trade-show-synth-meet-workshops-performances/677401192712879/https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.comKyle Swishers new ‘Source of Uncertainty’ podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/source-of-uncertainty-a-buchla-podcast-4u/id1467860041?ign-mpt=uo%3D4Our Pre-show special, check it out https://www.esotericmodulation.com/episodes/001-the-pre-show-specialHostsEd Ball Website: https://www.edwardball.co.ukEd Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EdwardballBen Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo

Episode #050 features ambient music from Marcus Fischer and Saariselka alongside a full EP stream of 'Fault Lines' from 100 Day Delay, which recently was released on City By Night Records.

Marcus Fischer is a musician + interdisciplinary artist based in Portland, Oregon. His work typically centers around memory, geography + the manipulation of physical audio recording mediums. Slowly unfolding melodies and warm tape saturated drones have become a trademark of his recordings + live performances alike. These sounds have found their way into multimedia installations, short films, and even into the award winning public radio program Radiolab. Fischer has released a number of recordings on the widely respected 12k label including his photographic + sonic collaborations with label founder Taylor Deupree. In 2017 Marcus Fischer was an artist in residence at the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation / Rauschenberg Residency where he completed "Loss", his most recent solo album (released September, 2017) Two of his sound works are on view in the 2019 Whitney Biennial from May 17th-Sept 22nd and he recently performed in the Museum as part of the show.

Lest you thought the Blazers were the only action in town, we’ve got some updates. Oregon claims the only Northwest artist selected for this year’s Whitney Biennial. A much-beloved film center makes a dream match with a new incoming director. But the story of the week (and possibly the year) is the end of a 112-year-old institution, close to the heart of Oregon’s creative identity. We mark the occasion with a look into why craft still matters and always will.

This week on Talking to Ghosts we have sound artist and musician Marcus Fischer! We talked about sound art, the residency he did in Florida, and having a healthy balance between work creativity and personal creativity. Marcus has a lot of great art and music, if you are in New York you should definitely check out his work at the Whitney Museum’s Biennial exhibit running May 17 - September 22, 2019. Talking to Ghosts is best found on our official website. Produced and recorded by Michael Kurt and Wes Mueller. 5-year cover art by Alicia Gaines.

The Whitney Biennial exhibition of modern art begins in a month, and they’ve only invited one artist from the Northwest. Marcus Fischer is a Portland musician and artist who has been making music for decades. He constructs landscapes of sound out of repeating tape loops and ambient melodies and turns those into installation art pieces.

Scott talks with founder and musician, Taylor Deupree.Download our Free Guide for indie labels at http://www.otherrecordlabels.com!

-I started off with a track off the new Marcus Fischer, "Loss" on 12k out 9/1/17. More information here:http://www.12k.com/releases/loss/ -The Famous Boyfriend 7" was played slower, at 33rpm Optic Echo Presents Tuesday nights 6-8pm PST Streaming www.xray.fm 107.1 / 91.1 FM KXRY Portland Marcus Fischer- Loss a2 Nevermen (Boards of Canada remix)- Mr. Mistake 7” b1Anduin- Forever Waiting a3Godspeed You! Black Emperor- Yanqui U.X.O d1.2 A Winged Victory for the Sullen- Atomos b2 Xela- Dead Sea b1 Modern Institute- Excellent Swimmer b3múm- Finally We Are No One 10” c2Rafael Anton Irisarri- The North Bend a3Nils Frahm- Felt a2 Moss- Moth b2Rival Consoles- Night Melody a2Concern- Caesarean b1Flying Lotus- Los Angeles a4Famous Boyfriend- No-One Will Give You Anything 7” b1 (@33) Carlos Casas- Siberian Field Recordings / Interview with a Wale Hunter 7” a1Dakota Suite (Emanuele Errante remix)- The Night Just Keeps Coming In d1

Aktives Geschäftsprozessmanagement wird in vielen Unternehmen genutzt, um Prozesse ständig zu verbessern. Häufig fokussieren sich die Unternehmen dabei aber vor allem auf ihre Kernprozesse. Die seltenen, weniger wertschöpfenden Prozesse, sozusagen das lange Ende, bleibt dabei häufig unberücksichtigt. In seiner Forschung, hier in Zusammenarbeit mit der Juniorprofessur für Informationsmanagement, beschäftigt sich Marcus Fischer aber genau mit der Frage, wie auch die vielen anderen Prozesse des Unternehmens sinnvoll verbessert werden können. Viel Vergnügen. Sie haben Interesse, mehr über das Thema zu erfahren oder an eineer Studie mitzuwirken? Marcus Fischer ist per Email zu erreichen unter marcus.fischer@uni-wuerzburg.de Literaturempfehlung: Imgrund, F.; Fischer, M.; Janisch, C.; Winkelmann, A.: MANAGING THE LONG TAIL OF BUSINESS PROCESSES. 2017 Imgrund, F.; Fischer, M.; Janisch, C.; Winkelmann, A.: Approaching Digitalization with Business Process Management. 2018 Welch, J. et al.: Winning: Das ist Management. 2005 vom Brocke, J. (hrsg.); Mendling, J. (hrsg.): Business Process Management Cases. 2017 Webempfehlung: WunderlistFacebookXINGLinkedIN In dieser Folge erwähnte Podcast-Folgen: #50 Vollautomatisierte Unternehmensprozesse und Smart Contracts #46/45 Wenn Prozesse Urlaub machen #42 Einkauf 4.0: Wie künstliche Intelligenz das Supply Chain Management verändert #22 ERP-Geschäftsprozessautomatisierung #19 Maschinelles Lernen und ERP Weitere Informationen und Hintergründe zu den Folgen finden Sie auf unserer Webseite Unsere Bitte: Wenn Ihnen diese Folge gefällt, dann freuen wir uns über eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, damit auch andere auf diesen Podcast aufmerksam werden und wir das Angebot weiter verbessern können. Zeitaufwand: 1-2 Minuten. Link zur Seite hier. In diesem Sinne: keep connected. Herzlichst Ihr Axel Winkelmann

There’s something about Marcus Fischer’s music that fits this season. Last year, a lot of listeners shared how the snowstorms they were homebound by were the perfect backdrop to Marcus’s reflections. As another year closes, I am so excited to share another conversation with this wonderful artist. This isn’t something I expected, but Marcus has been really giving of his time and it was his suggestion to do a follow-up. In the spirit of the season, I’m very thankful to have gotten to know him better. Since episode 5, Marcus has been for lack of a much better word, busy. He completed the Rauschenberg Residency and released the follow-up to 2010’s 'Monocoastal' — 'Loss', which is absolutely stunning. He established an experimental power trio with Paul Dickow and William Selman called Wild Card, which toured with High Plains at the end of this past summer. He’s been performing with Lisa Schonberg’s Secret Drum Band. He recorded another collaboration with 12k’s Taylor Deupree called 'Lowlands'. And I’m sure I’m missing something. This episode digs beyond his output as an artist to explore the internal processes that inform his approach, especially as an improviser. As always, the music from each of these projects and partnerships weaves throughout the episode, which can all be purchased as digital or characteristically breathtaking physical objects on Bandcamp. Grab a warm cup of tea and dive in. 'Loss' on 12k: https://12kmusic.bandcamp.com/album/loss 'Lowlands' on IIKKI: https://iikki.bandcamp.com/album/lowlands Marcus Fischer's back catalog: https://marcus-fischer.bandcamp.com Secret Drum Band: https://secretdrumband.bandcamp.com Wild Card: https://wildcardofcascadia.bandcamp.com/releases https://llllllll.co

It has finally happened...wine is on the set and Brittany couldn't be happier. The Indianapolis Wine Festival is coming up in a few weeks and we wanted to bring them on the show to talk about what we can expect this year. Plus, Indy Do Day is looking to get 20,000 people out for community service projects this year - Let's help them achieve this goal! All this and Paul Poteet is back...on the EDGE! The Indianapolis Wine Festival takes place this year on September 15 and 16 this year at the Pan Am Plaza and a $30-45 ticket includes a tasting wine glass, 20 tastings, one pint of beer, seminars, musical entertainment and discounts to purchase wine. Marcus Fischer, Trade Marketing Manager for Anheuser-Busch and organizer of the event, says there will be over 200 different wines from around the world at this year's event. Last year was the first year for the event so he's planning on having a great turnout this year (and hoping for better weather!) To find out more about the event and see all the ticket options, please visit their website: http://indianapoliswinefestival.com/index.html -- If you think last week's Paul Poteet on the Edge stories were crazy...wait until you see this week's stories. A 10-year-old Louisiana boy is being hailed a hero after stepping in to deliver his baby brother. Mom didn't realize she was in labor until she went to the bathroom and saw her baby's feet hanging out. - http://abc7.com/family/10-year-old-boy-helps-mom-deliver-baby-brother/2328342/?sf107824303=1 A Connecticut man didn’t get out the front door of the Bridgeport Correctional Center before corrections officers were wrestling back inside, slamming the steel doors behind him. What brought that on? - http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Parting-shot-earns-man-a-prison-cell-11948172.php Reddit users compare most common breaches of etiquette...is anybody at Site Strategics clipping their toenails at work??? - https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/6uabr4/what_is_a_common_breach_of_etiquette_that_annoys/ If you have a story you want to submit for Paul Poteet on the Edge, please email thomas@sitestrategics.com with your suggestions! -- Indy Do Day is a yearly event where people and organizations take ownership of their neighborhoods and do community service projects. This year's event takes place on September 28-30 with a goal getting 20,000 people in Indianapolis to participate this year. Last year, Jenny Dexter and Patrick Broccolo said there were 17,000 people who participated in Indy Do Day with projects ranging from picking up trash to food preparation to tutoring. If you or your business wants to participate this year in Indy Do Day, please visit http://indydoday.org/

This is the first episode of the Disquietude podcast of ambient electronic music. All six tracks of music are featured with the permission of the individual artists: a drone from Brian Hendricksen, music for piano and looping by Carl Mikael Björk, fractal sound processing by Erika Nesse, dual tape loops and piano from Marcus Fischer, ancient synthesizer explorations from Sarah Davachi, and a field recording by Mark Rushton. They are followed by commentary from the podcast’s San Francisco–based host, Marc Weidenbaum. More information at disquiet.com/podcast0001. 

Marcus Fischer has been a staple figure in modern ambient and experimental music for the better part of the last decade. Characterized by his masterful use of tape loops, Fischer's works also build space and emotion through layers of baritone guitar and modular synths. His solo debut, 'Monocoastal', was released on 12k in 2010 to international acclaim. Over the course of his career, he has partnered with several artists: Matt Jones (as Unrecognizable Now), Ted Laderas/The OO-Ray, Simon Scott, Devin Underwood. His collaborations with Taylor Deupree, with whom Fischer released 'Twine' in 2015, are masterclasses in shared voice and restraint. Fischer is a longstanding member of lines (www.llllllll.co), the online community that surrounds Eurorack module and instrument maker monome. To explore and support Fischer's work, please visit: www.mapmap.ch www.marcus-fischer.bandcamp.com www.12kmusic.bandcamp.com To support future development of SOUND + PROCESS, please consider becoming a contributing listener at: www.patreon.com/soundandprocess Special support for this episode came from: Jason Wehmhoener, Evan Hartzell, Thorsten Vieth, Nick Sanborn, Rodrigo Constanzo, Brian Anderson, Robert Pitts, and Brian Crabtree Photo credit: Brian Young www.instagram.com/losingtoday/

The awesome folks over at Headphone Commute asked me to do a special mix for them and of course I could not refuse. The mix is special because it is helping promote a fantastic new compilation they have put together.  It's called "...and darkness came" and you can find out about it here... Headphone Commute ...and darkness came. The compilation features 80 tracks(yes, 80 tracks!) from great artists in ambient, modern classical and experimental music.  Artists like Max Richter, Clint Mansell, offthesky, Julien Neto, Ólafur Arnalds, Dakota Suite, Christopher Willits, Loscil, Lawrence English, Maps And Diagrams, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Nils Frahm, Talvihorros, Bersarin Quartett, Antonymes, Simon Scott, Dustin O'Halloran, Machinefabriek, :papercutz, and many, many, more. 100% of the proceeds are donated to two charitable organizations, Doctors Without Borders and The Humane Society, to help all those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Please head over to Headphone Commute and think about picking up this excellent compilation. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Yuki Murata - Prologue 04:34    James Murray - Still Waters Rise 08:55    Monolyth & Cobalt + Évo Lüthi - Dust Off 13:25    riverrun - Maallinen Kuu 16:00    Antonymes - Elegy IV 20:05    Julien Neto - Los Cien Enamorados 23:15    M.Cadoo - a.m. 26:45    Jóhann Jóhannsson - Melodia (iv) (Live at Ancienne Belgique) 28:15    Brambles - Reflected Consciousness 30:45    Tomoyoshi Date, Corey Fuller, Marcus Fischer and Simon Scott - Quartet(intro) 33:20    Simon Scott - For Betty 35:15    offthesky - Still Breathing 38:50    Dakota Suite - Now I Am Lost 44:20    Christoph Berg - Silence 46:56    Erik K Skodvin - Amber & Glass 49:05    Honig + Templeton - Reginald Cousins 52:10    Takahiro Kido - Sweet Silince 55:45    Minus Pilots - Illuminating The Dark Fields 58:30    Dustin O'Halloran - Fragile #2 1:01:15    end

Happy May Day. Across Canada and the world social justice and progressive activists are readying themselves to celebrate solidarity in art, music, words, ideas, and actions. Over the last year or so, the Occupy movement has been one of the largest and most visible actions for solidarity across the globe. In this episode of rabble radio, we thought we'd bring together art and activism by turning the show over to audio artist Sarah Boothroyd. Over the last year or more, Boothroyd has brought together sound, music, and action. It has all wound up in a 28-minute audio piece called rabble rousers. Boothroyd's audio work has been featured by broadcasters, festivals and galleries in over a dozen countries and we're happy to host it at rabble.ca as well. Rabble rousers touches on ethics, justice, democracy, global citizenship, and art. It also explores the notion of protest as a spontaneous installation of improvised music in public space.  It features field recordings from protests around the globe, including many from the occupy movement. Rabble rousers was supported by the Ontario Arts Council. All music is licensed under creative commons licenses. Featured artists included Random Coil, Pleq, Papercutz, Carlos Lemosh, Marcus Fischer, Upsteria, Erstlaub, Aurastore, Aos Crowley(Matt Dean), Pocka (Brad Mitchell), Mattias Ksipert and the Prelinger Archives. Photo credit: Stan Jourdan

This week we present sound organized in time! Our sentient senses assigned some meaning to Mux Mool’s “Butterfly Technique,” the ascending drift of Tycho’s hazy beats, the jazzy undertones of Shigeto’s “Field Trip,” and Scuba’s great 12″ “Hope.” Releases from Marcus Fischer and Quantec remind us that the medium is about silence as well. Enjoy […]

The Wedding Present - You Jane Poli�a - Lay Your Cards Out Lost Lander - Cold Feet Ease The Medic - Antarctic Stare Aries - Los Dos Wreckage Machinery - Cold Hands (feat. Logam) Tristan Del Ray - Superdome Natascha Bessez - Heal (Original Mix) Liftoff - Summer's Shown Frankie Rose - Know Me OSO - Superman's Last Words Suzanna Maye - You Know Reigns - The Diagram Pistols At Dawn - Man.Wolf.Man Terry Malts - Tumble Down Saltillo - If Wishes Were Catholics Marcus Fischer - Cold Days Ishq - Skylike

Diese Episode ist ein Gespräch mit Marcus Fischer, dem Projektleiter des Festo Smart Bird Projekts. Bei dem Projekt handelt es sich um einen künstlichen Vogel, ca. 2m Spannweite, ferngesteuert, der sich wie ein richtiger Vogel per Flügelschlag in der Luft hält und fortbewegt. In der Episode sprechen wir über die Motivation für das Projekt, die Grundlagen des Vogelflugs sowie einige technische Details des Vogels.