Podcasts about moldover

Today, we hear from Joseph Moldover whose second novel, JUST UNTIL, will be released in October. We'll be talking about the psychology of creative writing and the mental challenges of bringing a story or book to publication.Watch a recording of our live webinar here. The audio/video version is available for one week. Missed it? Check out the podcast version above or on your favorite podcast platform.To find Moldover's latest and many other books by our authors, visit our Bookshop page. Looking for a writing community? Join our Facebook page. Joseph Moldover is the author of Every Moment After (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2019) and of Just Until (Holiday House, October 29, 2024). He is also a clinical psychologist. He works with children and adolescents and specializes in learning and developmental challenges. He is the author of The Empowered Parent, a short guide for parents of children with special needs. He lives with his wife and four children outside of Boston, Massachusetts.Photo by Rey Seven on Unsplash This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 7amnovelist.substack.com

"Hospice is not giving up." Retired hospice nurse Edwina Moldover clears up misconceptions about hospice and says that the biggest mistake we make is not accessing hospice earlier.

In this episode, one of the lead developers for MIDI 2.0 (Brett Porter) and the "Godfather of Controllerism" (Matt Moldover) discuss the future of MIDI 2.0 as it relates to music production, why it took so long to develop, new MIDI controller capabilities/ connectivity, and more. Brett Porter is a lead developer for MIDI 2.0. In the summer of 2018, the MIDI Manufacturers Association invited him to join a group of developers tasked with creating prototype implementations of the protocol that is now being adopted as MIDI 2.0. He works with the innovative software company Art+Logic working on major projects in broadcasting, pro audio, and musical instruments. Brett has a background in electronic music, and has collaborated with major companies like Cakewalk, Universal Audio, Roland and others. Moldover is recognized as the “Godfather of Controllerism”. He has worked with the music industry’s most well-known artists developing innovative MIDI configurations, and was an early adopter of Ableton Live since version 1. Follow Matt and Brett at the following links: Moldover.com ArtandLogic.com @BGporter @moldover Join the Ableton Training membership with Dan LiveProducersOnline.com @LiveProducersOnline PhiliaMusic.com @PhiliaMusic

Remixing for political action with Dubfire and The Bishopgame, The Sound Of Change, The Four Track Remix EP, the universal human condition, loneliness, the impact of Covid-19 and the current election cycle, the Affordable Care Act. An homage to nineties melodic rock meets contemporary electronic production. Production techniques creating variations and twists in the remix but honoring the original intention. Creating controllers that influence the music being made designed to give more expressive live performance that balance technology and live real time performance expression. The evolution of The Mojo, The Robocaster, and The MC1. Embracing musical influences from "the younger self". East Coast transplant to the SF Bay. Studying Jazz, orchestration & Theory at Berklee College of Music. Moving to New York to be part of the scene. Coming to The SF Bay Area for a different quality of life and a different creative aesthetic and its legendary art scene. Going to Burning Man and finding a new radically inclusive approach to art. The changing face of San Francisco. Inspiring others to express their own creativity through interactive and innovative packaging like custom circuit boards for album artwork. Achieving "blow up successes" with indie releases. Performing with Ableton but not having the laptop visible on stage. Time management to stay focused. Meditation, Vipassana ten day silent meditation retreats. Daily meditation & yoga practice. Spirit Rock & Dharma talks. Turning off distractions and building a barrier around yourself with no email, phone or messaging in order to create. "Nobody's perfect", being kind to yourself, self care. Taking a giant mushroom to Las Vegas and working with Meow Wolf. A level of unprecedented interactive art. The Octo Masher and Jamboxes. The "Guitar Wing" and working with Livid Instruments and thebishopgame. Planning to start a consultancy firm. Working with Mickey Hart from The Grateful Dead. Finding joy in teaching and mentoring and helping people enable their own creativity. Teaching and mentoring for Pyramind. Continuity through community. Covid-19 creating Big changes in the Bay and the transforming landscape. Music Credits: Four Track Remixed Intro Edit : Alone (Dubvirus Remix) & Shut Me Down (Aquiline Scope Remix) Track One: Alone (Dubvirus Remix) Track two and closing track: ust Like You (thebishopgame Remix) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Project management guru Natalie Moldover joins Christian Napier in remembering Sema, Sydney and the Salt Lake 2002 Games (recorded 28 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective playlist...

Author Joseph Moldover joins Daniel Ford on Friday Morning Coffee to discuss his debut Every Moment After. Daniel also chats about Writer’s Bone’s recent night out at Boston Symphony Hall for "Leipzig Week," where they saw a specular performance from Gautier Capuçon and Gewandhausorchester Leipzig. (Do yourselves a favor and watch Capuçon perform Dvorak’s "Song to the Moon" on July 14 underneath the Eiffel Tower.) To learn more about Joe Moldover, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, and follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Also read our review of Every Moment After in October's "Books That Should Be On Your Radar." Today’s episode is sponsored by Libro.fm, Daniel Ford's Black Coffee, and OneRoom.

Moldover is internationally recognized as a custom MIDI controller genius, giving him the title as the “Godfather of Controllerism”. He has worked with the music industry’s most well-known artists developing live MIDI configurations and was an early adopter of Ableton Live since version 1. In this episode, Dan Giffin talks with Moldover about his musical journey, MIDI customizations, Max for Live, and his live performance setup with Ableton Live. Join the Live Producers membership to access Ableton Live webinars, feedback on your projects by Dan Giffin, online courses, and more... CLICK HERE TO JOIN

Controllerism featuring Moldover(live June 19, 2017) written and performed by DJ Buddy Holly

Controllerism (featuring Moldover) by DJ Buddy Holly

This Is Not Trance and Controllerism (remix) Artists- DJ Buddy Holly and Matthew Moldover

Controllerism (feat. Moldover) Remastered - A DJ Buddy Holly Song

Show notes: http://wp.me/p1sfi8-1YL Original Video: https://youtu.be/r48rwIgXkDY Support Sound Design Live on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive For the last three years https://soundcloud.com/moldover has been blending his controllerism skills with his life-long love of Guitar. I interviewed Moldover about the evolution of his controller-guitar, The Robocaster, and his collaboration with Livid Instruments to create The Guitar Wing.

Musician, artist, and inventor Moldover creates, tours, and explores new frontiers in electronic music and also coined the term "Controllerism." He's currently creating a new original album packaged in a playable circuit board instrument! Moldover explains Controllerism to Scott, how it differs from Turntablism. How does Moldover make his instruments and mold his sound?

What happens when musical minds get to work in a digital age? New instruments, new ways of learning, and whole new levels of musical interaction. Featuring inventor and “Godfather of Controllerism” Moldover and Anthony Martinez of the Ubisoft game Rocksmith. Running The Voodoo Down is a BAMM.tv production. Credits: Created … Continue reading

Support Sound Design Live on Patreon for as little as $1: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive In this episode of Sound Design Live I talk with musician and electronic instrument maker Moldover about the Kickstarter campaign for his new album. Moldover shares the mistakes he made with his first album and the important changes he made this time around. We also discuss new hardware he has been working on, in ear monitors, and the importance of tragedy in art. http://sounddesignlive.com/behind-moldover-kickstarter-success

The End Times -- they are a comin': - Slow-walkers, talking to themselves, gritting their teeth, and needing just 15 more cents to get on that BART train home - Bath-salt ingesting face eaters - The rise of dubstep ... What can you do about it?  Prepare! Flip on this mix as you are preparing for battle (or getting ready to come to the Ghostship Apocalypse!) - Track 1, take a warm shower.   - Track 4, slip into your combat boots (or tutu) and slick back the hair. - Track 7, make your way to Treasure Island to meet up with the Space Cowboys for the biggest night of the year - Track 13, if you are still listening to this mix, then the party is now in your car .. stay until track 15. - Track 15, dance through the soles of your combat boots .. only then will your legs be strong enough to outrun the zombie hordes. Enjoy! - Trav Ghost Ship is back, and the end is NEAR!!! 2012 is the year of the Apocalypse!! Presale tickets going fast at http://ticketf.ly/NGAxoA We are proud to announce that on **Saturday October 27th** the Bay Area's most eagerly anticipated Halloween celebration is back for its fifth year. Featuring a cavernous hangar packed with multiple sound areas, more than 40 of the Bay Area's finest DJs and performers, mind boggling art cars including the Unimog, a Silent Disco, and an enormous array of large-scale artwork made available for your viewing pleasure on this one night only! Featuring the sound track to your APOCALYPSE: Space Cowboy DJs: 8ball, Mancub, Brad Robinson, Kapt'n Kirk, Tamo, rrrus, Sol, shOOey, Shissla, Zach Moore, Deckard, Aaron Jae, bassBen, J9, Erik.Hz Janky Barge & Slayers Club DJs: Spank Bank, Tim Dietz, MoPo Honey Knuckles, Ground Control, Manitous, Lokae, Matt Haze, Lucas, U9lift Sweat SEISMIC: Trav! Strategik: Influence & Anthony James Nightlife: Aaron Pope and Ghost Ship uberResident DISTRIKT: Darren Grayson, Matt Kramer, Layne Loomis, Clark Hamon with Homer Pink Mammoth: JDubya, Gravity, Markie B, Moe Moe And more DJs from Hookahdome, Afrolicious, Erase Records, Silent Frisco, Lovetech Rich DDT, Jef Stott, Ma Yeah, Moldover, Fleck, Damon MacGregor and MORE!! Designs are being finished for this years' incredible Ghost Ship and our Zombie armies are being drafted from the undead all over the city and the desert. With an array of talent hailing from the Bay's finest crews, and an audience that comes dressed literally to kill, it's easy to see why Ghost Ship has sold out in advance every year. Art pieces and large scale installations from Micheal Christian, Kate Raudenbush, The Unbreakables, Cubatron PC4000, Cosmic Carousel, Flux Foundation, Tres Fontaine & Divine FeMinism, The Cardboard Institute of Technology, Joel Dean Stockdill, Joshua Short, Eli Spear, Michael Munane, Future Fossils and more. ART CARS to explore: The Unimog, Dodo Bus, Janky Barge, Disco Shuttle, Sil-vi, Dusty Rhino, Cupcake Saucers, and Martha Loves You This event is 21+ with valid ID. Visit www.ghostshiphalloween.com for more details. Artwork by www.jempanunfnik.com

Moldover on Music Instrument Technology, Design, & Controllerism In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with electronic instrument designer, musician, and controllerism evangelist Moldover about music instrument technology, his super cool circuit board CD, and why the hell MIDI still exists. This audio is from the original video post. SEE IT HERE! http://sounddesignlive.com/fun-instrument-design/ Support Sound Design Live on Patreon for as little as $1: https://www.patreon.com/sounddesignlive

SF MusicTech Summit IX on September 12, 2011 in San Francisco. Panel Discussion. Moderator: Dave Wessel, UC Berkeley, Center for New Music and Audio Technologies CNMAT, (Co-Director); Tim Thompson, Artful Codger (Software Engineer, Musician, and Installation Artist); Sasha Leitman, Stanford University, Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics CCRMA, (Projects Manager); Moldover, Multi-instrumentalist, Controllerist, and Custom Instrument Builder; Bart Hopkin, Windworld (Experimental Musical Instruments);