Podcasts about modulations

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 Born in Belgium, Dirk Serries is a musician who has explored various genres such as avant-garde, experimental, industrial, and ambient. He gained worldwide recognition under the pseudonym Vidna Obmana, with a prolific output from 1984 to 2007, creating an extensive discography and collaborating with notable artists like Steven Wilson, Steve Roach, and Justin K. Broadrick. Serries continues to explore atmospheric soundscapes, keeping alive the legacy of Vidna Obmana. This year marks the 40th anniversary of his musical journey, and we celebrate this landmark by having the artist in person on our show.

durée : 00:59:30 - Srdjan Ivanovic - par : Alex Dutilh - “Modular”, le premier album sous son nom du batteur Srdjan Ivanović, paraît chez Rue des Balkans / L'Autre Distribution.

durée : 00:59:30 - Srdjan Ivanovic - par : Alex Dutilh - “Modular”, le premier album sous son nom du batteur Srdjan Ivanović, paraît chez Rue des Balkans / L'Autre Distribution.

Eric Rasmussen, PhD in Music Education, Temple University. Three-year student of Dr. Edwin Gordon. Chair, Early Childhood Music, Peabody Preparatory, Johns Hopkins University Author of his Harmonic Learning curriculum: Dr. Eric's Book of Songs and Chants including Harmonic Learning Sequence.Beau Taillefer - Guitarist (jazz and classical), music educator, intellectual https://www.beautaillefer.cainfo@beautaillefer.ca

What's up, dudes? Remember the Brit-pop group XTC? Well, in 1983 they released a Christmas single under the pseudonym The Three Wise Men in order to test out a new producer, David Lord. Ken Kessler from Sounds of Christmas joins me to talk all about “Thanks for Christmas” and its B-side “Countdown to Christmas Party Time!”The single had a few in jokes in the liner notes too! The writing is credited to Caspar, Melchior, and Balthazar, the traditional Western names for the Magi. Credit was given to producer The Good Lord as well.Pseudonyms? Check. Modulations? A bunch. Adding a B-side just so the album doesn't warp? Definitely! So head to your local record store, pop on some headphones, and listen to this episode all about XTC “Thanks for Christmas!”Sounds of ChristmasFB: @SOCMusicTwitter: @SOCMusicIG: @socmusicCheck us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Totally Rad Christmas Mall & Arcade, Teepublic.com, or TotallyRadChristmas.com! Later, dudes!

This is the final episode in the Modulations podcast series. Huge thanks to all the contributors and listeners over the years, it's been an absolute pleasure. *********************************************************************** Episode 66 is brought to you by friend of the show and regular contributor, Implant. Here we have a cracking mix of eclectic sounds, spanning many genres. One for the connoisseur, enjoy! Tracklist: Psyche - How The West Was Won Operandum - Dub Token Marek - The Underwater Temple Neuronphase - Here We Go Again Demdike Stare - Eulogy (from Testpressing #003) Sleeparchive - Perspective Random Factor - First Principles Claro Intelecto - Sirens Reedale Rise - Artemia Ceephax Acid Crew - Strut (Storm Mix) Bless The Marcc - Alcoline Drops Bless The Marcc - Life Spans Cygnus - Deactivating Laser Mode Neutron - Transition Hidden Spheres - IshOnSax

For this latest episode, Modulations welcomes back good friend of the show, Sputnik. with a precision mix of fine Electro cuts, enjoy. info: https://soundcloud.com/sputnikbaz Previous episode: https://soundcloud.com/agent808/mod35-sputnik Tracklist: Working Men's Club - 19 [Heavenly] w1b0 - Main Squeeze (Original Version) [Bass Agenda Recordings] Telephasycx! - Chaos Theory [Bass Agenda Recordings] X-truder - Testing Reality [Crobot Muzik] Sol Dat - Excession [[k]rack-troni[k]] Norwell - Dissonant Division [Pinkman] dynArec - A Dispatching Role [Central Processing Unit] Deemphasis - Searching [Ukonx Recordings] Sound Synthesis - Operator88 [Crobot Muzik] Datawave - Breach Out [Gated Recordings] Cybernet 1202 - Danger From Above [Bass Agenda Recordings] Morphology - Mirror Comparator [Central Processing Unit] Ascension Électronique - 2012 A.D. (Rogue Frequency Remix) [Fundamental Bass Intelligence] Franki Juncaj - Waiting In The Dark (Aux 88 Remix) [Decabaret Records] Errorbeauty & Serge Geyzel - Delusions [Fundamental Bass Intelligence]

Episode 64 is brought to you by Modulations resident and super duper DJ, Fergus O'Connor, who says: A homage to many, many mad nights out 91-92...'ardcore will never die ❤️ Tracklist: Jailed Jamie: Ninja Rico Casazza: Atompunk (Eusabeia Remix) Kaotic Chemistry: Drum Trip (Detboi's Low Ends & Amens Remix) Hooverian Blur: Despite Everything Hooverian Blur: Energy Energy The Brothers Grimm: Exodus (The Lion Awakes) WNCL VIP No Moon: Sirens John Strongrock: Shredder's Acid Gang L/F/D/M: Shock Hair Walton: Rolla Bakey: Bring it Back Shun: Digital Slave Frequency: Kiss the Sky Silver Fox ft. Spyda: Dream (MOY Remix) [Release date 30th June: Amentec] Stones Taro: Promise OverworX: Have a Think Isolated Material: Unmarked Sequence Desert Sound Colony: Infinite Strikes Guau: Layer Cake Fugitive: Too Strong (MOY Remix) [Release Date: 30th June: Amentec] Further listening: https://soundcloud.com/fergus-oconnor-2

In this 4-hour special, we focus on musicians who have used new modular & vintage synths in their studios, with tracks taken from the 80s to the present day, which have been featured on various editions of our previous podcasts. Modular synths, once considered virtually obsolete, have been one of the most surprising growth areas in music technology over the last decade. The main appeal to musicians is obvious: their unrivalled flexibility makes them the most versatile form of an imaginable synthesiser. Customisation is one of the main appeals of modular synthesisers, with small-format and relatively cheap Eurorack is one exciting way that sound connoisseurs are building upon the classic sound technologies of the past while taking advantage of new alternative modules that are jam-packed with never-seen-before features. Download Bios at: https://we.tl/t-WtORXBud2P Playlist Modular & Vintage Synths Special Edition No 235 02.03 Steve Roach ‘Molecules Of Motion' (album Molecules Of Motion) https://steveroach.bandcamp.com/album/molecules-of-motion 12.02 Adrian Beasley ‘MCI' (album Machine Code) https://adrianbeasley.bandcamp.com/album/machine-code 25.04 Lisa Bella Donna ‘Night Flight' (album Night Flight) https://lisabelladonna.bandcamp.com/album/night-flight 34.26 Node ‘Perpetuum Mobile 1' (album Node Live) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/node-live-din55 47.05 Hélène Vogelsinger ‘Gratitude/Rebirth' (album Contemplation) https://helenevogelsinger.bandcamp.com 54.35 Cosmic Ground ‘Unground II' (album Cosmic Ground Live) ***https://cosmicground.bandcamp.com/album/cosmic-ground-live 01.07.43 Caterina Barbieri ‘Immersive Modular Live Set | Boiler Room x Genelec' ***https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W25FTlO42V 01.17.02 Saul Stokes ‘Further West' (album LFOUFO) https://saulstokes.bandcamp.com/album/lfoufo 01.24.59 Oktav 'Taxim' https://oktav.bandcamp.com 01.32.23 Redshift ‘A Midnight Clear' (album Ether) *** https://redshift2.bandcamp.com 01.42.43 Synco ‘Mysterious Invention I' (album 85-89) 01.56.33 Brendan Pollard ‘Plinth' (album Isolated Passages Two) https://brendanpollard.bandcamp.com 02.05.54 Scanner ‘The Ascent' (album The Ascent) ttps://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 02.12.29 Ian Boddy ‘Prague 1' (album Modulations) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/track/prague-1 02.24.00 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith ‘Carrying Gravity' (album The Mosaic Transformation) https://kaitlynaureliasmith.bandcamp.com 02.30.56 Suzanne Ciani & Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith ‘A New Day' (album FRKWYS Vol. 13: Sunergy) https://kaitlynaureliasmith.bandcamp.com/album/frkwys-vol-13-sunergy 02.42.25 Arcane ‘Perew's Man' (album Automaton) https://paullawler.bandcamp.com/album/automaton 02.46.08 Bart Hawkins ‘21Pulse Eclipse' (album 21 Pulse Eclipse) https://bart-hawkins.bandcamp.com 02.55.41 Lyonel Bauchet ‘Ambient Pressure' (album The Diver) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 03.03.06 Nadia Struiwigh ‘Organic' (album Pax Aurora) https://nousklaer.bandcamp.com/track/starring 03.09.29 Nadia Struiwigh ‘Starring' 03.13.32 Panic Girl ‘Cake On Jupitier' (album Cake On Jupiter) https://panic-girl.bandcamp.com/album/cake-on-jupiter 03.16.54 Michael Stearns ‘Chronos finale' (album Chronos) https://michaelstearns.bandcamp.com/music 03.21.01 Kevin Braheny Fortune ‘Perelandra Dawn' (album Perelandra Dawn) *** https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com 03.28.42 Polypores ‘Of The Sweet Rot' (album Shpongos) https://polypores.bandcamp.com/album/shpongos 03.32.21 Snoopy Over The Hills '4180' (album Ambient Modular 5) https://ambientmodular.bandcamp.com 03.37.37 Onsturicheit ‘Denkbeeldig Tentenkamp' (album In De Nevelen, modular synth) https://belgianneumusik.be 03.45.02 State Azure ‘Chimera' (album Modular Works IV) https://stateazure.bandcamp.com 03.54.48 Omri Cohen 'Time And Time Again' (album Ambient Modular 5) https://ambientmodular.bandcamp.com Edit ***

For this latest installment, Modulations welcomes back https://soundcloud.com/6047, with this dope mix, showcasing electro releases from 2020-2022. Info: Globally supported LA based open format electronic DJ & producer since 2002. Host & curator of Elektronik Tranzmissionz Podcast. https://linktr.ee/6047 Tracklist: 01 Cybereign - City Of Ghosts (Original Mix) [Rator Mute] 02 Raavel - AY AY AY (Original Mix) [Juicy Gang] 03 Exzakt & BFX - Close (Original Mix) [Struments] 04 Amadeezy & Arm Record - Bass Beat Bang (Original Mix) [International Chrome] 05 Maelstrom - Never Crash (Original Mix) [Mechatronica] 06 Dez Williams - No Longer Human (Original Mix) [Rator Mute] 07 Soft Grunge - Bass In Your Chest (Original Mix) [Posse Up] 08 Yermak - Bass Things (Original Mix) [Your Character] 09 Nasty King Kurl - Stop Talking Boy (Original Mix) [Nerang] 10 Dom Perignon - When U Say (Original Mix) [199] 11 LectrO cOd_E - Infamous Bass (Original Mix) [Woodwork] 12 CTRLS - Transfer (Original Mix) [Micron Audio] 13 Assembler Code - Generator (Original Mix) [Censor] 14 DJ Aleister - Knock (Original Mix) [DJ Aliester Self-Released]

We welcome eight new acts to Sequences, including Christine Ott's two bands, The Cry, an improvising trio with multiple textures & the duo Snowdrops, a unique combination of contemporary classical, jazz, electronic music and film score. With her distinctive voice Amaya (Maud Of Moth), a Madrid born residing in Edinburgh, dances all over her deftly woven compositions. Not using a name but numbers 58918012 score a pretty dark/melancholic/sad /cinematic and even a bit depressive sound—another stark & desolate release, ‘Hinterland' from Electronic Death Black Dogs. Norwegian cinematic ambient electronic project LIGHTS A.M has everything from uplifting energy, playful sequences and experimental sound design to fearful moods and melancholic melodies. The collaborative project, From Overseas & City Of Dawn, brought together by a love of melodic guitar-based ambient music and tape loops, wrapping up with Slow Beethoven performed in the empty seven-storey steel water tank's sonic environment, an extremely resonant space, which this quartet slows the movement drastically, usually seven minutes long to become a unique 44-minute work with Tank's swirling reverb sustains sounds for up to 40 seconds, “This collaboration has created something that is still Beethoven, yet otherworldly”. Download Bios: https://we.tl/t-edq3FHKDBh Playlist no232 02.44 DigitalSimplyWorld ‘The Wind Around Me' (album Bieszczady..Meeting With A Destiny) https://digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com 08.28 DigitalSimplyWorld ‘Meditate With Nature' 16.37 DigitalSimplyWorld ‘Relaxation Zone:Light Version' 18.18 The Cry ‘Fire Of Love' (album The Cry) *** https://the-cry.bandcamp.com/album/the-cry 29.05 Ramp ‘chunky ookies carpet ride' *** 36.37 Brendan Pollard ‘Institute Of Shift And Validation' 45.04 Ramp 'Summer of 88' (album arp-en-ciel) ***https://ramp1.bandcamp.com 51.59 Brendan Pollard ‘Ocean Of Time' (Album The Zone Of Malleable Fears) https://brendanpollard.bandcamp.com 55.04 Ian Boddy 'Subliminal Impulses' (album Modulations) *** https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.00.09 Ian Boddy ‘Earth Requiem' *** 01.06.39 Ian Boddy ‘Body Love' *** 01.13.44 Maud the moth + Trajedesaliva ‘Perdi Per' (album Bordando el manto terrestre) https://maudthemoth.bandcamp.com/album/bordando-el-manto-terrestre 01.19.09 Maud the moth + Trajedesaliva 'Habitantes del desgarro' 01.23.35 From Overseas & City Of Dawn ‘Weathering feat Marine Eyes' (Album Misty Memories) https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/misty-memories 01.27.38 From Overseas & City Of Dawn ‘Driftwood' 01.34.37 58918012 ‘Prelude :Autumn' (Ep Hating Piano) https://58918012.bandcamp.com/album/hating-piano 01.41.18 Electronic Death Black Dogs ‘Hinterland' (album Hinterland) https://winter-light.bandcamp.com 01.48.33 Alio Die & Lorenzo Montanà ‘Dark Waters Swinging Lights' (album Dialogue of Water) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com 01.54.08 Alio Die & Lorenzo Montanà ‘In The Realm Of Curiosity' 01.58.51 Christian Fiesel ‘A Message From AA2 Weather Circuit-delusion 2' (album Radio Noise Station) https://syngate.bandcamp.com 02.05.49 Christian Fiesel ‘The First Search Party@0600hs' 02.09.11 Snowdrops ‘Odysseus' (album Volutes) *** https://snowdrops.bandcamp.com/album/volutes 02.18.00 Fritz Mayr ‘Dreamlike Travel' (album Paint The Sky) https://fritzmayr.bandcamp.com 02.25.16 Lights A.M. ‘Not Ready For This' (album Stories Without Worlds Vol 2) https://alfamatrix.bandcamp.com/music 02.29.09 Pat Pik 'Stop Killing Mother Earth' https://patpik.bandcamp.com 02.36.00 Pat Pik 'Sea Of Life' 02.42.27 Christian Wittman 'Indefinable Presence' (album Shadows of Fading Time) https://christianwittman.bandcamp.com 02.47.07 Christian Wittman ‘The Invisible Ones' 02.51.23 The Tank 'Slow Beethoven excerpt 3/4' (album Slow Beethoven)*** https://roundsound1.bandcamp.com/album/slow-beethoven Edit***

Modulations welcomes Phil Warner for this latest installment. Enjoy this lush, cerebral mix of chilled out Electro beats. Info: www.plantanddeck.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/_plant_and_deck_ https://www.facebook.com/plantanddeckleeds https://soundcloud.com/phil-warner Phil got his first pair of turntables in 2001 and has been passionately collecting records and DJing ever since. His first residency came at the age of 17 for deep house night ‘No Shanti' in York followed by a residency at ‘Howdoyoudo?' along with many guest slots around the city. During his time in Nottingham he started his own event ‘Sherbert' at the infamous ‘Moog' pub before founding ‘Subterranea' in 2013 - ten years later Phil remains resident DJ and co-promoter. In 2022 Phil joined the team at The Imaginarium and opened Plant & Deck, Leeds' only house plant and record shop. The shop specialises in house plants of all varieties and left-field leaning electronic music from ambient and electronica through house, techno, electro and breaks. Green fingers aside this allows him the opportunity to tip the city's vinyl diggers by drawing upon his extensive knowledge of, and passion for, electronic music. In over 20 years of DJing at, and throwing, parties he has warmed up and closed for countless DJs including Radioactive Man, Conforce & Versalife, Surgeon, Jamie Anderson, Trevino, Neville Watson and Alex Smoke to name just a few. Playing exclusively on vinyl, Phil is an accomplished DJ in his own right with shelves and shelves of records fit for any dancefloor. For the modulations mix series he has dug out an hour of spaced out electro wobblers, the majority of which are available at Plant & Deck. Tracklist: Ali Renault - Gypsy Ritual - Nocta Numerica Squarepusher - Detroit People Mover - Warp Records Lowfish - Thaw - Analogical Force Plant43 - Arc Furnace - Plant43 Recordings Mother of Pearls - Hall Of Mirrors - Gun Finger Food Versalife - Altered Perception - 20/20 Vision No Moon - Breakpoints - Craigie Knowes Ali Renault - Her Kind - Nocta Numerica Versalife - Unsolved Mysteries - Clone West Coast Series Derek Carr - Nite Drive (part 3) - Trident Recordings Matti Turunen - Memnonia - Cultivated Electronics James Shinra - Ekko - Analogical Force Mariel Ito - Creature - R&S Records Lee - Wild Child - Artificial Intelligence Vector Lovers - Melodies and Memory - Soma

Mika Regards makes a welcome return to Modulations. Proper banger this one, enjoy! Info: Mika Regards has been DJing and producing music since 2005 and is the co-founder of "Strange But Dance Music" podcast series that has been in operation since 2016. The purpose and objective of his podcasts are not only to explore all sorts of different facets of Electro and Experimental music but also to reveal the influence on music through the location of the artist. In the past, he has recorded mixes for Dark Science Electro, ARKADA, Modulations, Recreational Therapy, Only For Robots, Public House, Tracklistings & Betamax. https://soundcloud.com/mikaregards https://soundcloud.com/strangebutdancemusic Tracklist: DJ LOUI FROM JUPITER4 - new low is high かいとう [Jupiter4] RXmode - Accelerator (Serge Geyzel Remix) [Mannequin] Serge Geyzel - Numb [Ferma] Alberto Pretto - Titan [Moodmusic] Luz1e - Sonic Impact ft. DALO [Mechatronica] Turk Turkelton - CompuGen [Peace Tomorrow] LectrO cOd_E - UONO [forthcoming on Diffuse Reality] Carl Finlow - Compliant [Science Cult] Baltic Alliance Sound System - Mrok Chaos Maszyneria [Ovelha Trax] Druum & Melatron - Behind The Black Curtain [Super Computer A/V] Filmmaker - Nanorazors [Opal Tapes] DJ これからの緊急災害 - Strobe Sword [Fides] Gamma Intel - Trust [Nerve Collect] All Trades - No Delivery [ECHO] P7345UR3MØD37 - Pleasure principle [forthcoming on Bass Agenda] Lloyd Stellar - You Will Never See The Light Of Day [unreleased] Luz1e - Escapism [Mechatronica] Microthol x Second Storey - Dissonanz [TRUST] Captain Mustache - I Like To Program feat. K-1 (Syrte Reset) [Science Cult] Son Zept - Ten Ton [Analogical Force]

For episode 60, DJ 渣男 brings us this interesting mix of styles. Info: https://soundcloud.com/djfuqb01 Recently relocated from Taiwan to Morocco, DJ 渣男 enjoys playing at free parties and contributing to various podcasts. Modulations are delighted to have them on board. Tracklist Terre Thaemlitz - Trucker Chetzemoka - Neglect Xhin - Link (Lucy Remix) Modvs - PL1 (Antonio Vazquez Remix) SHNM - Molecule Interlocation Wata Igarashi - Turbulence Hoth System - Solar Death Garneau- Cosmic MoMa Ready - We Love Music Dub DJ Safeword - Give it 2 Em (sensual dom mix) Ord Elnar - greed is good /DL/MS/ - S.I.T.G. Modvs - PL2 (Korridor Remix) Takaaki Itoh - Receptor (Claudio PRC Remix) LKY - Code LE1 Rrose - A Row of Cylinders Amadeezy - Rush Rush Pure Uncut Miami Bass

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.03.03.530976v1?rss=1 Authors: Iyer, K., Bell, N., Copland, D. A., Arnott, W. L., Wilson, W. J., Angwin, A. J. Abstract: The early school years shape a young brain's capability to comprehend and contextualize words within milliseconds of exposure. Parsing word sounds (phonological interpretation) and word recognition (enabling semantic interpretation) are integral to this process. Yet little is known about the causal mechanisms of cortical activity during these early developmental stages. In this study, we aimed to explore these causal mechanisms via dynamic causal modelling of event-related potentials (ERPs) acquired from 30 typically developing children (ages 6 to 8 years) as they completed a spoken word-picture matching task. Source reconstruction of high-density electroencephalography (128 channels) was used to ascertain differences in whole-brain cortical activity during semantically "congruent" and "incongruent" conditions. Source activations analyzed during the N400 ERP window identified significant regions-of-interest (pFWE less than .05) localized primarily in the right hemisphere when contrasting congruent and incongruent word-picture stimuli. Dynamic causal models (DCMs) were tested on source activations in the fusiform gyrus (rFusi), inferior parietal lobule (rIPL), inferior temporal gyrus (rITG) and superior frontal gyrus (rSFG). DCM results indicated that a fully connected bidirectional model with self-(inhibiting) connections over rFusi, rIPL and rSFG provided the highest model evidence, based on exceedance probabilities derived from Bayesian statistical inferences. Connectivity parameters of rITG and rSFG regions from the winning DCM were negatively correlated with behavioural measures of receptive vocabulary and phonological memory (pFDR less than .05), such that lower scores on these assessments corresponded with increased connectivity between temporal pole and anterior frontal regions. The findings suggest that children with lower language processing skills required increased recruitment of right hemisphere frontal/temporal areas during task performance. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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Ian Boddy has been at the forefront of the UK electronic music scene since 1983, when he both performed at the very first UK Electronica Festival in Milton Keynes and released his first vinyl album, The Climb. The formation of his DiN label in 1999 allowed Ian to actively collaborate with a wide variety of musicians as well as release music from other artists and celebrate its 100th release in 2022. Download Bio at: https://we.tl/t-o28WIBKGjf Playlist No226 part 1 0.00 Ian Boddy ‘Coil' (album Coil) 2022 06.43 Ian Boddy ‘Nevermore' (album Nevermore) *** 2021 16.34 Ian Boddy ‘Prague' (album Modulations) 2020 29.48 Ian Boddy ‘Boddy Love' (album Axiom) 2020 35.39 Ian Boddy 'Shrine' (album Altair) 2019 44.22 Markus Reuter & Ian Boddy ‘Memento' (album Memento) 2017 50.34 Ian Boddy ‘Tone Science 3' (album Tone Science) 2016 57.31Ian Boddy ‘As Above So Below' (album As Above So Below ) 2016 01.03.15 Arc Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve ‘Filtered Through The Haze' (album Arclight) 2015 01.11.31 Ian Boddy ‘Destination Zero' (album Liverdelphia) 2013 01.21.37 Ian Boddy & Erik Wollo ‘Ascension' (album Frontiers) 2012 01.26.39 Boddy, Hoffman & Wright ‘Halcyon' (album Trinity Live at AD Music Festival) 2009 01.40.10 Ian Boddy & David Wright ‘Comets' (album Shifting Sands) 2009 01.46.06 Ian Boddy 'Tourmaline' (album Slide) 2008 01.53.35 Ian Boddy ‘Flux' (album Elemental) 2006 01.59.24 Ian Boddy ‘E-Day Part 1' *** 02.07.18 Ian Boddy ‘Kinaesthesia' (album Chiasmata) 2004 02.17.21 Ian Boddy ‘Summer Lawn Daze' (album Three Dreams Live Stars End) 2004 02.26.24 Robert Rich & Ian Boddy ‘Tuning In' (album Outpost) 2002

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.28.518242v1?rss=1 Authors: Tosato, T., Rohenkohl, G., Fries, P. Abstract: Several studies have probed perceptual performance at different times after a self-paced motor action and found frequency-specific modulations of perceptual performance phase-locked to the action. Such action-related modulation has been reported for various frequencies and modulation strengths. In an attempt to establish a basic effect at the population level, we had a relatively large number of participants (n=50) perform a self-paced button press followed by a detection task at threshold, and we applied both fixed- and random-effects tests. The combined data of all trials and participants surprisingly did not show any significant action-related modulation. However, based on previous studies, we explored the possibility that such modulation depends on the participant's internal state. Indeed, when we split trials based on performance in neighboring trials, then trials in periods of low performance showed an action-related modulation at approximately 17 Hz. When we split trials based on the performance in the preceding trial, we found that trials following a ''miss'' showed an action-related modulation at approximately 17 Hz. Finally, when we split participants based on their false-alarm rate, we found that participants with no false alarms showed an action-related modulation at approximately 17 Hz. All these effects were significant in random-effects tests, supporting an inference on the population. Together, these findings indicate that action-related modulations are not always detectable. However, the results suggest that specific internal states such as lower attentional engagement and/or higher decision criterion are characterized by a modulation in the beta-frequency range. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.10.511419v1?rss=1 Authors: White, A. L., Kay, K., Tang, K. A., Yeatman, J. D. Abstract: The ability to read depends on a region in ventral occipito-temporal cortex known as the "visual word form area" (VWFA). The VWFA, which has several sub-regions, lies amidst a collection of areas involved in visual recognition. Although it responds best to written words, its selectivity is not absolute, and it exhibits top-down modulations that are not well understood. Here, we used fMRI to investigate the interaction of bottom-up visual factors and top-down cognitive factors in the VWFA and neighboring regions. We presented participants with strings of letters and non-letter shapes at a range of visual field locations. For each stimulus type, participants performed a task in which the stimuli were task-relevant (lexical decision and gap localization, respectively), and a task in which the stimuli were irrelevant (detecting fixation dot color changes). Standard models of attention predict that all stimuli would evoke larger responses when task-relevant than irrelevant, throughout visual cortex. To the contrary, the data showed surprising patterns specific to the VWFA. Letter strings did evoke much larger responses when they were task-relevant than irrelevant, even when presented too far in the periphery to be recognized. In contrast, non-letter shapes evoked smaller responses when they were task-relevant. Connectivity analyses suggest that these task effects are due to flexible communication between the VWFA and Broca's area. We conclude that top-down modulations in visual cortex do not merely enhance representations of attended stimuli, but can boost processing in specific brain regions, contingent on engagement in specific tasks. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.04.510615v1?rss=1 Authors: Lindhardt, T. B., Ostergaard, L., Liang, Z., Hansen, B. Abstract: Brain clearance has been found to be greatly enhanced during sleep and anesthesia. Studies using optical microscopy have attributed this to an anesthesia-related expansion of the brain's extra-cellular space. These results, however, have been based on invasive experiments with a limited field of view. Here, we employ diffusion kurtosis magnetic resonance imaging to assess brain microstructure in the awake and anesthetized mouse brain. We find both mean diffusivity and mean kurtosis to be significantly decreased in the anesthetized mouse brain compared to the awake state. This effect is observed in both gray matter and white matter. Our findings are consistent with the reports of brain ECS volume increase in sleep and anesthesia. Based on simple simulations, we discuss how an ECS volume increase (cell shrinkage) during sleep and anesthesia can coexist with other aspects of brain physiology. Our study demonstrates that diffusion kurtosis MRI can be used in the study of the glymphatic system. Importantly, our study shows an overlooked effect of anesthesia on brain microstructure which is relevant to preclinical MRI as a whole. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.09.507266v1?rss=1 Authors: Boetzel, C., Kasten, F. H., Herrmann, C. S. Abstract: The P3m is a late component of the event-related field (ERF) and is assumed to reflect the allocation of resources in various cognitive domains. The amplitude of the P3m can be affected by several task parameters, like stimulus probability, inter-stimulus interval and task difficulty. The task difficulty can alter the P3m amplitude, depending on which mechanisms are involved. The sources of the P3m are located in several brain areas, suggesting a widespread network generating the P3m. Which of these sources of the P3m give rise to the task-difficulty induced amplitude modulation are not well investigated. However, localizing these sources could pave the way for intervention studies with non-invasive brain stimulation methods, which might be suitable to modulate the pathologically altered P3m emerging in various psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders. We designed a MEG-study with a visual oddball-like task with two different task difficulties to 1) show decreased P3m amplitudes induced by increased task difficulty and 2) estimate the sources of this P3m modulation. Additionally, the influence of the increased task difficulty on behavioral outcomes were analyzed. The P3m amplitude decreased significantly in the hard condition compared to easy condition. Furthermore, the hit rate for standard trials decreased significantly, while the reaction times increased for both, targets and standards. For this specific visual oddball-like task, the sources of the task difficulty dependent P3m amplitude modulation are located in the centro-parietal regions. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.09.507362v1?rss=1 Authors: Candia-Rivera, D., Norouzi, K., Ramsoy, T. Z., Valenza, G. Abstract: Previous endeavors have revealed how the dynamical information exchange between central and autonomous nervous systems, as measured from brain-heart interplay, can explain emotional arousal and physical stress. In this study, we test our recently proposed computational framework for a functional brain-heart interplay assessment; the Sympatho-Vagal Synthetic Data Generation Model. The model estimates the causal and bidirectional neural modulations between EEG oscillations and sympathetic/parasympathetic activity. Here, mental stress is elicited by increasing the cognitive demand and quantified on 37 human volunteers. The increase on mental stress induced an increased variability on heart-to-brain functional interplay, primarily from sympathetic activity on EEG oscillations in the delta and beta bands. Existing theoretical and experimental evidence has shown that stress involves top-down neural dynamics in the brain. Therefore, our results show that mental stress involves dynamic and bidirectional neural interactions at a brain-body level as well, where bodily feedback shapes the perceived stress caused by an increased cognitive demand. We conclude that brain-heart interplay estimators are suitable biomarkers for stress measurements. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Modulations welcomes back resident Fergus O'Connor, with this fine mix of summer vibes, enjoy! Tracklist: MOY & Zodiac Childs - Sixth Sense [Nebulae] Reginald and Steve Darko - You Are [My Techno Weighs a Ton] Trudge - Bangkok Radio [Lobster Theremin] London Modular Alliance - Fallow [Applied Rhythmic Technology] Voiron - Ninja Voiron [Human Disease Network] James Shinra - Orbit (2019 version) [Further Electronix] Mariska Neerman - Twin [We're Going Deep] (digi now available) Arctor - Pahos [Tremors] Metropolitan Soul Museum - Idyllic Metropolis [Polymath] Client_03 - Default Mode Network [Tronic] Reptant - Illusory [Salt Mines] BufoBufo - Scrying Mirror [Emotech] Sound Synthsesis - Necessary Order [We're Going Deep] (release date 4th August 2022) Ksky - Ethereal [ETM] BufoBufo - Blue Demoiselle [Kouncil Kuts] L. T. - Sputnik (BSS) [X-Kalay] Hiver - Sequential Circuits [Polifonic] Brother Nebula - The Big If [Legwork Records] Inkipak - Temporal Narcosis [Mighty Force] LA-4A - Creased [Central Processing Unit] Sound Synthesis - Nanotales [Wirebox] Sven Kossler - Love in Sanity [Mighty Force] Eedl - Tone Clutter Mix [Lapsus] DJ. Wav - Wish You Were Here [Too Tough 4 Radio] Further listening: https://soundcloud.com/fergus-oconnor-2

Modulations are delighted to welcome back good friend of the podcast, Shadow Factory. "Too Cool For Space" takes us on a sonic journey to the stars, with space inspired music provided from a fine selection of electronic music pioneers. So sit back, relax and take to the stars... Tracklist Artist/Track/Release,Year of release 1 - Nigel Bates - Dawn Of Space C (Easier Birth) - Glistens [Lo Recordings, 2016] / Space [Chappell, 1986] 2 - Desmond Leslie - Mercury, Fleet Messenger OF The Gods (From "Music of the Voids of Outerspace") - Music Of The Future [Trunk, 2005] / [Private Press, 1959] 3 - Desmond Briscoe - Journey Into Space - Listen, Move And Dance No. 4 Moving Percussion And Electronic Sound Pictures [HMV, 1966] 4 - Raymond Scott - Space Mystery (Montage) - Manhattan Reasearch [Basta, 2000] 5 - John Baker - Orbit - The Vendetta Tapes [Burried Treasure, 2015] 6 - Ray Cathode - Waltz in Orbit - Time Beat [Parlophone, 1962] 7 - Jean Jaques Perrey - EVA - Moog Indigo [Vanguard, 1970] 8 - Kraftwerk - Spacelab - The Man Machine [EMI, 1978] 9 - The Time Zone - Space Walker - Music From Patch Cord Productions [Sacred Bones, 2020] 10 - Bruce Haack - National Anthem To The Moon - Farad: The Electric Voice [Stones Throw, 2010] / The Electric Lucifer [Columbia, 1970] 11 - Morton Subotnick - Silver Apples of the Moon - Silver Apples Of The Moon [Nonesuch, 1967] 12 - Leo Muller - A Lunar Adventure In The Year 1985 pt6 - Betty & Bobby Go To The Moon [Happy House, 1966] 13 - Oliver Postgate - Oliver's Special Effects - Clangers Original Television Music [Trunk, 2001] 14 - Gershon Kingsley - The First Step (Sea of Tranquility) - Popcorn The Original Version [Charly, 2018] 15 - Todd Dockstader - Stardrift in Two - Recorded Music For Film, Radio & Television: Electronic Vol.2 [Boosey & Hawkes, 1981] 16 - Philip J Wells - Andromeda - The Last Survivors [Solid Gold, 1978] 17 - Ralph Lundsten With Lovetopia Feelharmonic Orchestra - Cosmic Psalm - The Dream Master [CBS, 1986] 18 - Wavemaker - Lodestar - Where Are We Captain?... [Polydor, 1975] 19 - Otto Luening - Fantasy in Space - Early Modulations Vintage Volts [Caipirinha Productions, 2000] / Tape Recorder Music [Gene Bruck Enterprises, 1955] 20 - Rod Freeman & The Blue Men (Joe Meek) - Valley of the Sardos - I Hear A New World [RPM, 2001]/[Triumph, 1960] 21 - Todd Dockstader - Ion Armada - Recorded Music For Film, Radio & Television: Electronic Vol.2 [Boosey & Hawkes, 1981] 22 - Issao Tomita- The Unanswered Question - Kosmos [RCA, 1978] 23 - Nostromo - Alien - Alien [Bronze, 1979] 24 - BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Space Intruders (With Key Noise) - Hi-Tech FX [BBC Records, 1984] 25 - Suzanne Ciani - Liberator (Atari TV Spot) [Finders Keepers, 2012] 26 - David Cain - Foundation, - Music, Sound Effects And Dialogue Excerpts Part 1 [BBC Radio, 1973] 27 - Space Pilots - Space Computer - Space Music [Vogue, 1978] 28 - John Keating - Starcluster - Space Experience 2 [EMI, 1975] 29 - Peter Howell - The Astronauts - The Astronauts [BBC Records, 1978] 30 - Desmond Leslie - Asteroid (From "Music of the Voids of Outerspace") - Music Of The Future [Trunk, 2005] / [Private Press, 1959] 31 - (Nikki St George) Brian Hodgson - Souls In Space Electronic Music [Standard Music Library, 1969] 32 - Brian Eno With Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno - Always Returning - Apollo Atmospheres & Soundtracks [EG, 1983] 33 - Vangelis - Albedo 039 - Albedo 0.39 [RCA, 1983] 34 - The Wing Thing - Manhattan Reasearch [Basta, 2000] Further listening: https://soundcloud.com/shadow_factory

Greg Wang, winner of the 2022 ASBMB Young Investigator Award, presented his lecture, "Chromatin-based modulations underlying gene regulation and pathogenesis," at the 2022 ASBMB Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Learn more about his work: https://www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/people/121621/wang-s-studies-are-fueled-by-interest-in-cells. On August 9, 2022 he will also be presenting this talk as a webinar. Register here to join and participate in a Q&A session: https://www.asbmb.org/meetings-events/chromatin-based-modulations.

| Love Seasons  | Zoom  | 1981 | I Do  | Rosie Gaines  | 2006 | Lost Affair  | Superior Movement  | 1982 | Goodbye  | Maysa  | 1995 | Give It A Chance To Grow  | Toppiks  | 1970 | Southern Man  | Cecily Wilborn  | 2022 | Believe  | JKabel  | 2022 | Praying & Worrying  | JKabel  | 2022 | Everytime I See My Baby  | The Delfonics  | 1969 | Go Away  | Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes  | 1967 | Those Were The Best Days Of My Life  | The Modulations  | 1975 | Love Calls  | Sam Dees  | 2022 | Forgive Me If You Can  | Billy Griffin  | 2006 | You've Got To Take It (If You Want It)  | The Main Ingredient  | 1972 | My Man (feat. Stefunie)  | Lady Q  | 2022 | Made For Love  | Kool & The Gang  | 2007 | They Say (duet with Sandi Patti)  | Deniece Williams  | 1986 | Just Don't Make It Hurt  | Krystol  | 1989 | Just For Me  | Karen Clark-Sheard  | 1997 | How Long Can I Keep It Up  | Lyn Collins  | 1975 | Where Has All The Love Gone  | Lenny Reynolds Jr  | 2020 | Gotta Get Away  | Billy & The Bloodknots  | 1968 | Ten To One  | The Impressions  | 1964 | Coffee Shop Love  | Zara W  | 2022 | The Last Dance (LP Version)  | T.H.I.Q.U.E.  | 1993 | From The Inside  | Jo Jo Murray  | 2015 | Didn't You Know  | Mike Bailey & Krazar  | 2013 | Time Wounds All Heels (Soul Strutter Edit)  | Gene Townsel  | 1978

We're not here to talk about my mouth. Tara gives a lesson on singing before we finish with an Edgar Rice Burroughsian sentence.

Modulations are thrilled to have the highly skilled https://soundcloud.com/russiancorvette onboard for episode 54. Here we have a fine blend of new and old favourites from his own label Unit Shifter and other respected labels. Enjoy this thoughtfully considered mix of experimental, breaks, acid techno, jungle and electro. I'm sure you will enjoy this as much as we do, big respect from Modulations! Info: Copenhagen based. Makes electronic/experimental music, releases tracks on various labels and plays occasional live sets whenever/wherever possible. Links: https://linktr.ee/russiancorvette Tracklist: Russian Corvette - Arcadia Karsten Pflum - ELEKoverflow_133.48 (KP_CantetMix) FLX - Assimilate Trackermatte - Limerence (Acid version) Bjørn Svin - Sifumela Motorwrists - Fltrfk Asynkron - Apnø_FM night:dweller - Gates of Conscience Russian Corvette - Cygnus Koova - This Is Not My Future Rolando Simmons - Deep Trail (Russian Corvette remix) Russian Corvette - Mytopia (Varsity Star Remix) Serge Geyzel - till we meet Karsten Pflum - Spindler Cum

 | Shoestrings | 03:32  | Ray, Goodman & Brown | You Can't Help But Fall In Love  | 03:05  | Contributors Of Soul | Better Man  | 03:42  | George Pettus | More To Love  | 04:18  | T.S. Monk | So Lonely  | 03:01  | Perfections | I'll Never Love Again  | 02:50  | The 5 Stepping Stars   | So Free  | 03:14  | Keni Myles | What A Woman Really Means  | 02:50  | Donny Hathaway | In My Opinion  | 02:36  | The Vandals  | In My Opinion Part II  | 04:00  | The Vandals | Old Love  | 02:02  | The Intruders | Together  | 02:56  | The Intruders | I'm Your Lover  | 03:37  | Ronnie McNeir | Stay A Little While  | 05:24  | Gerald Alston | Don't Fight The Feeling  | 04:43  | Enchantment | Let's Straighten It Out  | 05:10  | Latimore | My Baby  | 03:12  | Limitations | Without You Tonight  | 04:31  | The Fabulous Waller Family | The Whole Town's Laughing At Me  | 04:27  | Teddy Pendergrass | Pressure  | 03:33  | Kenny Lattimore | Mama I Miss You  | 02:51  | The Moments | Let Me Love You Again  | 03:28  | The Summits | Is There Someone  | 02:42  | Ebon-Nees | Wonderin'  | 03:47  | Soccorro | Too Late  | 05:02  | Soccorro | At The Crossroads  | 03:07  | The Notations | On The Inside  | 04:03  | Mary Jane Girls | Slow Motion  | 04:04  | The Dells | Those Were The Best Days Of My Life  | 03:12  | The Modulations | Welcome To My World  | 04:34  | Delegation | I Cry (feat. Regina Belle)  | 04:23  | Mr David | Down Three Dark Streets  | 05:01  | Trammps

01:20 l'effet rétroactif / déclaratif de la jurisprudence 06:08 la modulation dans le temps des revirements de jurisprudence 15:33 le formalisme des conclusions d'appel Civ.2 20 mai 2021 n° 20-13.210 n° 19-22.316 Liens vers les arrêts : https://www.courdecassation.fr/jurisprudence_2/deuxieme_chambre_civile_570/473_20_47082.html https://www.courdecassation.fr/jurisprudence_2/deuxieme_chambre_civile_570/471_20_47081.html Article 542 CPC : L'appel tend, par la critique du jugement rendu par une juridiction du premier degré, à sa réformation ou à son annulation par la cour d'appel. Article 954 CPC : Les conclusions d'appel contiennent, en en-tête, les indications prévues à l'article 961. Elles doivent formuler expressément les prétentions des parties et les moyens de fait et de droit sur lesquels chacune de ces prétentions est fondée avec indication pour chaque prétention des pièces invoquées et de leur numérotation. Un bordereau récapitulatif des pièces est annexé. Les conclusions comprennent distinctement un exposé des faits et de la procédure, l'énoncé des chefs de jugement critiqués, une discussion des prétentions et des moyens ainsi qu'un dispositif récapitulant les prétentions. Si, dans la discussion, des moyens nouveaux par rapport aux précédentes écritures sont invoqués au soutien des prétentions, ils sont présentés de manière formellement distincte. La cour ne statue que sur les prétentions énoncées au dispositif et n'examine les moyens au soutien de ces prétentions que s'ils sont invoqués dans la discussion. Les parties doivent reprendre, dans leurs dernières écritures, les prétentions et moyens précédemment présentés ou invoqués dans leurs conclusions antérieures. A défaut, elles sont réputées les avoir abandonnés et la cour ne statue que sur les dernières conclusions déposées. La partie qui conclut à l'infirmation du jugement doit expressément énoncer les moyens qu'elle invoque sans pouvoir procéder par voie de référence à ses conclusions de première instance. La partie qui ne conclut pas ou qui, sans énoncer de nouveaux moyens, demande la confirmation du jugement est réputée s'en approprier les motifs. Rémy Libchaber. Retour sur une difficulté récurrente : les justifications du caractère rétroactif ou déclaratif de la jurisprudence. RTDCiv. : Revue trimestrielle de droit civil, Dalloz, 2002, pp.176. Autre exemple : Civ.1 19 mai 2021 20-12.520 L'application de la jurisprudence nouvelle à la présente instance aboutirait à priver la société Veronneau, qui n'a pu raisonnablement anticiper une modification de la jurisprudence, d'un procès équitable au sens de l'article 6, § 1, de la Convention de sauvegarde des droits de l'homme et des libertés fondamentales, en lui interdisant l'accès au juge, de sorte qu'il est justifié de faire exception au principe de cette application immédiate, ... Pour soutenir ce podcast : https://fr.tipeee.com/undeuxdroit

Burlington gates reimagined by Brian Collins."The track was created using only field recording samples of an industrial gate being closed. "The approach for Ruptured Barrier was to use Max for Live granular synthesis tools and sound stretching tools in Ableton for the reimagined piece. It is part of a project called MODULATIONS."

Combinations of Music

Devotion to Truth ♾️ An exploration of simple concepts yielding profound insight. Kindle ► http://bit.ly/RiffsKindle Ch 1 Unity & Diversity Take a brief look at our genetic code. Here you'll find a 99.9% similarity between humans and a 0.1% difference. Very simply put: Sameness & Uniqueness. Take a look at the eye. The pupil is our shared being. The iris is our artistic expression. Every truth has been partial. We now integrate all variables, all narratives. The collective and the individual. The left and the right. The east and the west. The indigenous and the modern. There has yet to be a story, a map, that contains it all. Ch 2 What is Time? Look at a clock. Look before your conditioning. See the squiggly lines as symbols. Before these symbols, what was 'time'? Strip the conditioning away. What are you left with? Eternity. What was meant to be a simple coordination mechanism became a cultural hypnosis into finity. Ch 3 Symphonies don't play one song Uni-verse means one-song. Multi-verse means many-songs. How many musical combinations can you imagine? If your answer is endless, then you understand. Our cosmology is that simple. So busy investigating quarks we're forgetting to dance. Ch 4 Quantum Mechanics Matter is what appears. What is underlying is energy. Modulations/fluctuations of energy. How many combinations of energy can you imagine? If your answer is endless, then you understand. Our cosmology is that simple. Ch 5 Infants Before the name, what is a child? Before telling a child who they are, who are they? What is that which is before all layers of identity? This is the realization of infinity. The ineffable absolute lies before all conditioning. Strip away the symbols from a clock. Strip away the name from a child. Strip away the matter from energy. All that is left is the infinite. Eternally modulating. Ch 6 What is Love? Love is the recognition that we share this eternal modulation. Love is ultimate unity in temporary diversity. Love is the sun, radiating unconditional warmth. Through endless combinations of clouds, the sun shines. What is observing through you is what is observing through me. Love recognizes this shared awareness and cannot inflict harm. This seer is the ultimate, and even it is dreamed. Ch 7 Dreams A dream is an exploration, a play. A simulated modulation. Immersion into first-person view. Requiring an observer just like reality does. A dream is like a uni-verse. One song ends and the next begins. The modulation changes, but the observer remains the same. Dreams are many-songs, just like realities are. The music is modulating all around you, can you hear? Ch 8 Music Silence between notes is like empty space. Frequently unnoticed yet provides void. Quieting mind gains access to void which yields clarity. The notes are great, but so is the silence. Refrain from speaking & technology for one day to feel it yourself. The climax is not the last note. Just like the journey is not the destination. Ch 9 Surfing Fireworks Every appearance is a celebration, a firework. Do you wish to fight the wave or surf on the crest? Are you counting sprinkles on your neighbor's ice cream cone? Taste the rainbow. Eternal combinations of fireworks. Unending, blissful, peaceful, wondrous. Missing this is missing the expression of life itself. Ch 10 One Two Many All is One. All is also Two. All is also Many. There is no separation. We're already it.

Modulations are very grateful for this submission from Aclds (Dalglish, O.S.T. Amhain, Seaes, Chris Douglas) As well as releases for labels such as Pan, Highpoint Lowlife, .meds, Cataclyst, Ge-stell (to name a few). Over the last few years, Chris Douglas has been tirelessly producing and releasing ground breakIng music that continues to push the boundaries of sonic possibilities, over at the bandcamp page: https://amhain.bandcamp.com. Be sure to follow the page for frequent updates. Links: https://amhain.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/gntln Tracklist: Hafler Trio - Tourist with Pendulum Art of Noise - Gallons of Stone Aclds - Fmfilies Klaus Schulze - Conphära Drexciya - Cascading Celestial Giants Dalglish - unreal AFX Modulart3 - (Schmoo Pulse) U/R Dalglish files Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 1 Charles Hayward - Thames Water Authority Mick Karn - Regretted Aclds - Jbbub U/R Dalglish files Aclds Files AFX - Rhubarb Orc. 19.53 rev Scald - IU16 Aclds - Datnhspd09_1 Roland Kahn - Entropy Asmus Tietchens - Hydrophonie 11 Morton Subotnik - Conclusion Moebius + Tietchens - Yes, Yes Unreleased Scald U/R Files O.S.T. - fe Rook - Dx files Autechre - 3 Know (1) Rodelius - Schöne Abend Astral Sounds - Evening Sun

You feel the bass pump, the drum beat hits and you wait for the drop.....electronic music, powering raves and all night dance parties since the......30's? Who woulda known. Modulations covers the history of electronic dance music, from its beginnings to the many evolutions of what we know as dance music today (well in 1998) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/threedudespod/message

Modulations resident mix - Fergus O'Connor Tracklist: Nick Mackrory - Figure of Eight Eskimo Twins ft Justine - Je M'Ennuie Suddi Raval - Flight to Mars (unreleased) Douala - Mysteries of Life Population One - View From Above Type-303 - Code 808 DJ.wav - Memory Cell Reedale Rise - Eternal Return Duplex - Molecular (Ovatow Reclock) Taupe - Cronos Metropolitan Soul Museum - Derrière de Miroir Ksky - Acid in Her Eyes Carl Finlow - Immaterial Bai-ee - Deepsmith-Michigan Acid

One hour each of IDM & Mid Era sets IDM has some older internet tracks & artists not broadcast on my weekly radio show Mid Era includes new Ashen Simian (Finland), Thaneco (Greece), Bouvetøya (Ireland) & Ian Boddy (England)        TIME.....ARTIST.....TRACK.....RELEASE            [IDM]        0:00 Carbinax                     aqualung fury                     Flex                3:44 Stable Mechansim   eleusis                                  Entropy     10:44 Altus+TRX                  unknowing or unwilling    Crossroads                   16:46 Ocoeur                        knowledge                          Les Homes....     20:48 Planet Boelex            diciasette anni                    Misplaced     26:06 Galaktlan                   -15                                       Sinine Platoo     30:42 Icotec                          ligne de fonde                    Dermont Ville     36:10 Arovane                     woven (P. Benisch rmx)     Touched Two Remixes     42:21 Sraunus                      tyraja                                    Vibrant Dead Rock     45:44 Medkit                        mithra's arrows         50:00 Polestar                     voiceprintidentification    Selected '98-'03                   56:14 Quench                      rigin spade                          Stantine     59:50 [Intro - Mid Era]  1:04:01 Pyramaxxx               magellenic clouds             Distance  1:09:54 Ashen Simian           infusion                             Biotapes  1:16:40 Thaneco                    underworld                       Journey To Ithaca (Vol. 1)  1:23:55 E=Motion                  hypnotic re-trance...         ReTranceMission  1:34:40 Bouvetøya                the LFO is where...            The Fiction Makers  1:41:36 Ian Boddy                 sound it out                      Modulations  1:53:40 Akikaze                     exaltation                          Conflicting Emotions  1:58:27 Steve Hauschildt    cupid's dart                       Tragedy & Geometry  1:59:53 [Outro]      Keywords:     International electronic music     internet electronic artists     unsigned electronic artists     Tribal     Tribal Trance     PsyTance     Ethno/PsyTrance     IDM     Dub Step     Mid Era     Berlin School    

Greg Gow https://greggow.com https://restructured.net https://soundcloud.com/greg-gow https://www.thisismodulations.com Tracks: 1-Robert Hood-Through A Looking Glass Darkly (Original Mix) 2-Molly (FR)-You Shine (Original Mix) 3-Chris_Worthy_-_If_You_Escaped_What_I_Escaped_ 4-Eddie Hale-Enigma (Original Mix) 5-Subradeon-Where Is Your Soul (Stephen Brown Remix) 6--Mark Flash-Heat Signature 7-Robert Hood-Falling Apart (Original Mix) 9--Pan-Pot-Keid (Original Mix) 10-Stef Mendesidis-Hunt (Original Mix) 11-Stef Mendesidis-Memorex (Original Mix) 12-Greg Gow-Wiretap(Original Mix) 13-Subradeon-No Borders (Original Mix) 14-Jon Hester-Metropolitan (Original Mix) 15-Stojche-The Exchange (Original Mix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Greg Gow DJ // PRODUCER: (TRUESOUL//PLANETEDETROIT//SCI+TEC//RESTRUCTURED)//POKERFLAT) https://greggow.com https://restructured.net https://soundcloud.com/greg-gow https://www.thisismodulations.com TRACKS: 1-Atroxx- Into Me, I See (Intro) 2-Carl Craig & Moritz von Oswald - A. Attenuator (Carl Craig Version) 3-Mink- Jung 4-Artist Code 42495A-Technique 5-Mertens-Eniac (Original Mix) 6-Dave Clark-Protective Custody (Procust Remix) 7-DJ Bone-Cultural Variance (Original Mix) 8-Greg Gow -The Rat (Original Mix) 9-DJ Rush & Eric Sneo-Body Control (Truncate Remix) 10-Adam Beyer-Stocktown City (4-50) 11-Atroxx-Hail 12-Gregor Tresher & Petar Dundov-Palladium 13-Freq-0001-With A Vengeance (Extra Crispy Mix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.10.376368v1?rss=1 Authors: Baker, K. S., Pegna, A. J., Yamamoto, N., Johnston, P. Abstract: Humans are constantly exposed to a rich tapestry of visual information in a potentially changing environment. To cope with the computational burden this engenders, our perceptual system must use prior context to simultaneously prioritise stimuli of importance and suppress irrelevant surroundings. This study investigated the influence of prediction and attention in visual perception by investigating event-related potentials (ERPs) often associated with these processes, N170 and N2pc for prediction and attention respectively. A contextual trajectory paradigm was used which violated visual predictions and neglected to predetermine areas of spatial interest, to account for the potentially unpredictable nature of a real-life visual scene. Participants (N=36) viewed a visual display of cued and non-cued shapes rotating in a five-step predictable trajectory, with the fifth and final position of either the cued or non-cued shape occurring in a predictable or unpredictable spatial location. Results showed both enhanced N170 and N2pc amplitudes to unpredictable compared to predictable stimuli, and furthermore the N170 was larger to cued than non-cued stimuli. In accordance with previous research these results suggest the N170 is in part a visual prediction error response with respect to higher-level visual processes, and furthermore the N2pc may index attention reorientation. The results demonstrate prior context influences the sensitivity of the N170 and N2pc electrophysiological responses. The findings suggest attention boosts the precision of prediction error signals, furthering our understanding of how expectation can modulate prediction in selective visuospatial attention. Implications of this research provide insight into how prior context in visuospatial motion guides attention in a visual scene. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

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Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.09.30.321729v1?rss=1 Authors: Adam, K. C. S., Serences, J. T. Abstract: To find important objects, we must focus on our goals, ignore distractions, and take our changing environment into account. This is formalized in models of visual search whereby goal-driven, stimulus-driven and history-driven factors are integrated into a priority map that guides attention. History is invoked to explain behavioral effects that are neither wholly goal-driven nor stimulus-driven, but whether history likewise alters goal-driven and/or stimulus-driven signatures of neural priority is unknown. We measured fMRI responses in human visual cortex during a visual search task where trial history was manipulated (colors switched unpredictably or repeated). History had a near-constant impact on responses to singleton distractors, but not targets, from V1 through parietal cortex. In contrast, history-independent target enhancement was absent in V1 but increased across regions. Our data suggest that history does not alter goal-driven search templates, but rather modulates canonically stimulus-driven sensory responses to create a temporally-integrated representation of priority. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

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#3. In this episode, you'll discover how jazz song harmony works. Today we look at song key signatures (flat keys and sharp keys), I'll show you how to quickly identify a song's 'home key'. I'll also explain modulation in jazz, and how jazz songs will move through different keys using the ii-V-I progression, before returning to the home key.This episode is essential for jazz pianists who want to understand jazz harmony, as well as for musicians who want to compose their own jazz music.Download my FREE JAZZ PIANO SHEET MUSIC at https://jazztutorial.com/podcast

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This is a great follow up to the last episode! Check whats true, and watch for opinion over fact! Yes there is some bird song in the background today - recorded on another heatwave day in the UK (I know right, heatwave in the UK??) It was a case of window open or we pass out :). . Digital VS Analogue . Sample Rate Conversion . Vinyl and Tape! . Cables . Acoustics . Learning Fact NOT Opinion! Links: The Inter-sample Modulations test for your Digital to Analog Converts. - https://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html#toc_1ch SRC Test website - http://src.infinitewave.ca https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIQ9IXSUzuM www.chrispaveymastering.com www.unlockyoursound.com