Podcasts about sound process

Magical Sunrise......with tracks by...Bon Enfant, Gaudi, Dreadzone, Earl 16, Napz, Gasper Nali, Melo-T x Rise Ashen, Sound Process, Pole Folder, Ash Walker, Dubmatix, Sqz Me, Vinich & Alexey Kosenko, Zengineers, Fukushima Dolphin, Michael Mountain, Solana, Luke Seymoup, Junglinskiy Bon Enfant - Magie [Bandcamp] Gaudi & Dreadzone feat [...] The post PCP#816… Magical Sunrise… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Magical Sunrise......with tracks by...Bon Enfant, Gaudi, Dreadzone, Earl 16, Napz, Gasper Nali, Melo-T x Rise Ashen, Sound Process, Pole Folder, Ash Walker, Dubmatix, Sqz Me, Vinich & Alexey Kosenko, Zengineers, Fukushima Dolphin, Michael Mountain, Solana, Luke Seymoup, Junglinskiy Bon Enfant - Magie [Bandcamp] Gaudi & Dreadzone feat [...] The post PCP#816… Magical Sunrise… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Rylee (@aalanzaa) is a brilliant mathematician, teacher, speaker, developer, musician, and facilitator of community. She's a moderator at lines, a constant and encouraging presence in the norns discord, and in the last weeks of December last year she released an incredible collection of hyperpop and electronica songs as Alanza called 'Learning to Run'. An episode with Rylee has long been on my wishlist — like, since 2018. In every track she shared as part of the Disquiet (@disquiet) Junto that year, Rylee always uncovered the most hypnotic and miraculous timbres — and her virtuosity as a synthesist has only become more evident in the years since. In this episode, Rylee shares insights into her pursuits as a mathematician, her strategies for synthesizer orchestration inside and out of a pop music context, and some background into the production of 'Learning to Run'. Rylee approached our conversation with so much generosity and openness of heart — I'm very thankful we finally got to make this happen. All featured tracks are from 'Learning to Run' (https://alanza.bandcamp.com/album/learning-to-run): - Breaking Philip - Your Way Through Mine - It's Not Him - Me - They Gave You Bones - Nowhere - You - Push It Through

In July of 2020, Tyler Etters (@tyleretters) put out a request for contributions to start a project for norns named dronecaster (https://llllllll.co/t/dronecaster/34737). He found his first collaborator in Ryan Laws ('license' on lines), who helped build a SuperCollider template which not only deployed Tyler's initial vision, but made it easy for others to contribute as well. among those was Zack Scholl (@infinitedigits), whose norns scripts 'blndr' (https://llllllll.co/t/blndr/35106) and 'barcode' (https://llllllll.co/t/barcode/35297) were already instant classics within the community. This episode is comprised of separate but dovetailing conversations with these three artists, each recorded almost two years ago. Their perspectives remain incredibly energizing + inspiring, and I'm so humbled to be able to share them as the 23rd episode of this podcast. Featured tracks: - Sidereal Lobby: Mental Dub (Lisbon) // https://sidereallobby.bandcamp.com/album/fciv - Northern Information: powerlines // https://northerninformation.bandcamp.com/album/the-arecibo-lamentations - Tyler Etters: dronecaster demo // https://youtu.be/sYnHYDg3rhg - Tyler Etters: 'What Is Love?' cover with Yggdrasil // https://youtu.be/8ac2qw9gmaw - infinite digits: tock // https://infinitedigits.bandcamp.com/album/be-the-light-be-the-void - Northern Information: one is opposite six // https://northerninformation.bandcamp.com/album/the-arecibo-lamentations - infinite digits: worthying scattergoods // https://infinitedigits.bandcamp.com/album/generations - Northern Information: The Arecibo Lamentations // https://northerninformation.bandcamp.com/album/the-arecibo-lamentations - infinite digits: lonlat // https://infinitedigits.bandcamp.com/album/be-the-light-be-the-void - Sidereal Lobby: bottles // https://sidereallobby.bandcamp.com/album/beaches - Sidereal Lobby: Mental Dub (Null Lake) // https://sidereallobby.bandcamp.com/album/fciv

When one thing ends, something else begins... Fred Nova in the mix: 21 tracks and remixes from artists like Nandu, Frankey & Sandrino, David Hasert, Skatman, Bar.ba, Extrawelt, David august, Sound Process, Paris Green, Anders, Radio Slave, Dave DK, Oliver Schories, Sascha Dive,... Released on great labels like Out Of Options, MoBlack, Visceral, Abracadabra, Sum Over Histories, Needwant, Dantze, Feines Tier, Katermukke, Bondage Music and many more. Enjoy x

About a month ago, I stumbled on a treasure trove of recordings in a web repository at https://zbs.fm. These uniquely playful and far-reaching captures come from Z, a non-binary musician and athlete at Nonotuck on the Connecticut River. The recordings are bursting with exploratory energy + I was just so compelled to learn more about the processes and experiences that led to such a warm and open collection of music. For more of Z's music: https://zbs.fm/audio

00:00:00 Keisuke - Going Nowhere [Phonica] 00:06:37 Drew Dapps - The Light [Conceptual] 00:11:07 Dan Goul - Catharsis [Berg Audio] 00:16:48 Tomas Castillo - Warm Up [Turn On Records] 00:22:00 Youen - Isolation (Original Mix) [Plastic City] 00:27:05 DP-6 - Impact (Dust Yard Remix) [DP-6 Records] 00:32:25 Cromwell T - Avoroots (F.eht remix) [Farmat] 00:36:05 Anderson M, Drew Dapps - Funk Slap (Legit Trip remix) [Conceptual] 00:41:03 Deepofomin - Wine Evening (Oreason Remix) [DP-6 Records] 00:45:54 Harrison BDP - Invisible in the Dark [Lost Palms] 00:51:13 Leo Christopher - Vibrations (Original Mix) [RAWSTREET] 00:57:30 Sam Dexter, Lee Wilson feat. Drive7 - Roll Up (Roll Up Mallin Extended Remix) [Glasgow Underground] 01:03:03 Sound Process & Franco Strato - A1 [MUZI] 01:06:36 Sascha Sonido - Never Give Up (Mariche Remix) [Floorpiece Digital] 01:09:48 Lotrax - Swing in the Park [Liability Production] 01:14:46 Mariche - Monocyte [Blind Vision Records] 01:19:44 Alexander Matchak - Step by Step [Bondage Music] 01:24:42 Jay Oss - Eternal [Conceptual] 01:29:55 Mihai Popoviciu - Spinner [Moan] 01:34:32 Sunday Noise & Paul Trelles - You Hear That (Mallin Remix) [Andhera Records] 01:40:19 Somersault - Speculate [PIV] 01:45:10 James Dexter, Arkady Antsyrev - Three [Moan] 01:48:58 Dale Howard - Truffle Shuffle [Low:Res] 01:53:35 James Dexter - Desire [Inermu] 01:55:57 Jesse Jacob - Ruisdael Street [Blind Vision Records] All about studio working & music production. Help with music production, mastering and mixing. Exclusive content: releases, mixes, sample packs. DP-6 Patreon Community. Join us: https://www.patreon.com/dp6

Playlist KlingKlong Show 335 1. Sound process – mj 12 – cyclic 2. Sound Process – overflow – cyclic 3. Markus Homm – Bora – Still Hot Berlin 4. Justin Vilhauer – altair – cyclic 5. Jamiie & Nico Schwind – Suwedi – Watergate 6. Cee EIAssaad & Keene – ake yoruba – cacao 7. Damon jee – hangar 77 – Dust & Blood 8. Kellerkind – the world beyond – bar 25 9. Jiggler – black sun – stil vor talent 10. Rob hes – helpless – pursuit 11. Reset robot – I wish you´d never - drumcode

Episode 30 of The Ambient Vault podcast features my special guest Dan Derks.  Dan is a creative technologist and improviser with a passion for community. He is the host of Sound + Process, a podcast about the artists of lines (https://llllllll.co), and he builds digital tools for musical exploration. He currently works at monome and Ableton, and has previously worked at Cycling '74.  Dan has been generous to share a set of beautiful tracks entitled, “Patient's Demo - Side A”. Follow Dan Derks on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jailaibookie/?hl=enand check out his fantastic podcast Sound + Process here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sound-process/id1112057891If you enjoy this content, you can help support future episodes by subscribing to the podcast and leaving a review, following Brian on Instagram @heldbymachines, and subscribing to his YouTube channel.  Email: brianeverettmiller@yahoo.com.  Thanks!

Hank Yates reached out to me in early 2020 after navigating the loss of his daughter, Ida, whose stillbirth occurred only ten months after his mother Kathy's passing. To focus his grief, he wrote each a requiem -- dual tributes which span the extreme edges of loss. 'Life of a Leaf' for Kathy memorializes a life well-lived, while 'The Mockingbird' for Ida mourns unrealized potential of a life not given its full chance. What strikes me most about Hank is that he found not only reason but strength to create in the wake of such personal tragedy. These albums demonstrate a spiritual resilience that I admire *so much*. A big part of the support network for Hank and Ali, his wife, is Saul's Light -- a non-profit which provides community and resources to families with babies in the neonatal intensive care unit. Shining a light on this organization was a big motivator for Hank to share Ida's story with us, so if you're able please consider supporting them: https://www.saulslight.org Thank you to Matt Lowery for his remarkable and empathetic edit of this episode. And thank you to Hank, for his generosity and perseverance. Life of a Leaf: https://mousymagazine.bandcamp.com/album/life-of-a-leaf The Mockingbird: https://mousymagazine.bandcamp.com/album/the-mockingbird

Nick Angeloni is a composer, audio engineer, pianist and synthesist who releases work under the name n-So. One of the hallmarks of Nick's fantastic 2018 album 'A Stroke of Blue' is its careful balance of felted piano and electronics — it's an album that's full of accessible moments that twist in just the right way. Depending on the listener, the album's x-factor could be the unexpected textures, or it could be a chord that perfectly roots an ambient soundscape. Speaking with Nick, I was reminded how tense the balance is between will + self-care. Nick is an incredibly talented and driven artist, and it was staggering to hear him talk openly about the challenges he faced while trying to finish this work. And to confirm that coming out of the valley isn't a momentous break of clarity — it's small moments of grace, of the universe wanting to heal what's hurting. I am grateful for Nick's honesty, artistry, and perseverance. Episode 20 was lovingly assembled and edited by Matt Lowery (@mattlowerymusic). I'm so grateful for his willingness to give his energy and expertise toward this project and toward the lines community. sound and process is an exploration of lines, so, come join the conversation at https://llllllll.co Out of the Valley: https://modernarecords.bandcamp.com/album/out-of-the-valley A Stroke of Blue: http://n-so.bandcamp.com/album/a-stroke-of-blue Nick's website: http://n-so.online

Tracks from Marc Romboy, Mike Sharon, Washerman, James Dexter, Dale Howard, Sound Process, Giom and more With this being from an internet radio show expect the odd jingle throughout the mix. If you're feeling it, need any track IDs, or just want to say hello, please leave a comment on my soundcloud page and i'll get back to you. ❤❤❤

Joseph Branciforte is a multi-instrumentalist, recording and mixing engineer, composer, sound artist, and programmer based out of New York City. This episode was edited by Joseph himself, which has allowed me to approach it primarily as a listener. And I've been must struck by Joseph's balance between conviction and query. Though much is covered in this half hour, Joseph's reflections inspired so many questions for me. What happens when you shake the dust of the day-to-day a little? When you inject a new choice into the established theme? What happens when we dive in head and heart first? More about Joseph's work: https://josephbranciforte.com His label, Greyfade: https://greyfade.com lines: https://llllllll.co Featured music: - 4.19 from joseph branciforte & theo bleckmann's LP1 - example 6.1 realtime generative voice-leading max patch for yamaha disklavier piano (video/explanation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U-E78AHmHM) - 90 structures, a generative work with realtime notation for live chamber ensemble - 3.4.26 from joseph branciforte & theo bleckmann's LP1 (https://greyfade-label.bandcamp.com) - july 6, 2016 from 2016 sound journal - 6.15 from joseph branciforte & theo bleckmann's LP1 - april 20, 2015 an electronic composition by kenneth kirschner transcribed for piano + 2 cellos by joseph branciforte. - 0123 for low string quartet MIDI rendering of a forthcoming algorithmically composed string quartet. - july 24, 2016 from 2016 sound journal - 5.5.9 from joseph branciforte & theo bleckmann's LP1

Josh Mason's music is an alcove you've never noticed, in a park you've walked through a hundred times. Over the last eight years, he's released 20+ albums of solo and collaborative work. Through guitar, tape loops, digital and analog synthesis, Josh has established an enchanting lexicon. His music is an ever-evolving conversation about personal and philosophical challenges. Its tones and timbres speak with curiosity and humility. Josh keeps his practice approachable and immediate, which defies stagnation. Discover + support his music: https://j-w-m.bandcamp.com https://joshmason.info

Programa emitido el 14.06.2019 por Futurock con una entrevista imperdible a uno de los referentes de la noche porteña: Sound Process. Además charlamos con Steve Bug (¡en español!) y con Wehbba, sobre sus nuevos lanzamientos en absoluta exclusiva. También nuestros embajadores desde Berlín y Madrid, un nuevo indispensable de Mica Towers y las noticias más enfermas de la programación.

Programa emitido el 14.06.2019 por Futurock con una entrevista imperdible a uno de los referentes de la noche porteña: Sound Process. Además charlamos con Steve Bug (¡en español!) y con Wehbba, sobre sus nuevos lanzamientos en absoluta exclusiva. También nuestros embajadores desde Berlín y Madrid, un nuevo indispensable de Mica Towers y las noticias más enfermas de la programación.

On a snowy Chicago afternoon, Carl Testa and Meredith Johnston (Warm Human) joined me for a live discussion about improvising with electronics to explore and expand the bounds of their classical instruments (Carl: string bass, Meredith: voice). It was a joy to learn how software interactions helps each produce distinct and compelling results. After the conversation, we were treated to performances from each artist. Carl performed solo bass with his custom live processing environment, Sway, before Meredith capped off the afternoon with a sneak peak of her developing cowboy series. To learn more about Carl and Sway, please visit: http://carltesta.net/ To hear more of Warm Human, please visit: https://warmhuman.bandcamp.com Many thanks to the Crowd Theater, whose chicken wings are nonpareil.

Izzy Barreiro is an accomplished DJ, producer, composer, synthesist and teacher. They perform as @stud1nt and are part of the deeply necessary collectives Discwoman and KUNQ. They have taught classes everywhere from Moogfest to Ableton Loop. They are also the director of production at Whimsical Raps, a Brooklyn-based musical instrument company. In this episode, Izzy explores some wonderful ideas about the importance of community built on shared experiences, how vulnerability develops an artist, and how their own approach to music-making tools has changed over the years. Izzy's work is a bold exploration of genre, approach and self -- you can hear more of it at: https://soundcloud.com/stud1nt https://stud1nt.nyc

Over the years, I’ve been lucky to watch Meredith Johnston perform in a variety of contexts — improvisational comedy across Chicago, film (2018's Pet Names), and most recently music under the moniker Warm Human — and every project is anchored in emotional exploration. Her upcoming album, Ghastly, tells deeply personal stories through a melange of synths, vocal processing, and brilliant pop arrangements. As a producer, composer, and lyricist, Meredith infuses feeling into each bit of the album’s DNA. She tells her side of the story with a balance of ferocity and compassion that is, at times, both uniquely funny and absolutely heartbreaking. Ghastly will, no pun intended, haunt you well after its last track. Throughout this conversation, Meredith unpacks some complex topics — her insecurities while performing live, navigating her ownership as a storyteller over shared experiences, and her struggles with different forms of addiction. bandcamp: https://warmhuman.bandcamp.com lines: https://llllllll.co

a mix by @sound-and-process for Free City Radio on @radiockut ! Emily A. Sprague (@mlesprg) — Synth 3 glia (@glia) — cosmophonic phonofunk Joshua Andrew — Modular Sketchbook: Beverly Beach, OR Cool Maritime — Mossage (via @leavingrecords) warm human (@warmhuman) — dog years Nick Turner (@tyrestasounds) — Union Pier Winter Meng Qi (@mengqimusic) — 晚风 wanfeng andrew c.s. / Irving Park (@andrew-shike) — Settling Noises Sound + Process collaborates with this project : http://llllllll.co

Rodrigo Constanzo is a seasoned improviser + performer, which directly influences his approach to designing software interactions. Through careful consideration of the needs of the performer, he builds software that can be easily manipulated through gestures akin to playing acoustic instruments. Since 2011's The Party Van, Rodrigo has built many incredible bits of software, ranging from dynamic varispeed loopers to huge leaps in concat re-synthesis, but at the core of these tools is an aesthetic that can only be described as "lo-fi, broken, digital stuff." Beyond the performance videos and audio artifacts housed on his website (https://rodrigoconstanzo.com), Rodrigo has also written a considerable amount of essays trying to understand the mechanics of how improvisers improvise. His findings are fascinating, annotated with interactive examples and self-reference. Rod's academic + artistic endeavors often play out as a non-linear looping mechanism. (some choice ones: http://www.rodrigoconstanzo.com/thesis/, http://www.rodrigoconstanzo.com/2016/03/just-making-things-up/, and http://www.rodrigoconstanzo.com/2015/04/making-decisions-in-time/) Throughout the episode, Rodrigo shares insights into his performance practice, unpacks the importance of formal training when working within an experimental context, and plants flags in the common ground between comedy + music improvisation. As always, Sound + Process explores the artists of lines (https://llllllll.co). Come join the conversation.

DJ y Productor nacido en Buenos Aires, sus mezclas y producciones se basan en varios estilos derivados de House, especialmente Progressive, Deep y Chill Out. Selló tracks en BQ Recording , 3xA MUSIC, Baroque Record, Stripped Recordings, Clinique Recordings y sus sus producciones han sonado en importantes podcasts, como Resident de Hernán Cattaneo. Ale compartió cabina con Jimmy Van M, Marcelo Vasami, Marc Poppcke, Alejo Gonzalez y Sound Process entre otros. Sus principales referentes son Hernan Cattaneo, Danny Howells, Nick Warren, Sasha y Martin Garcia. TRACKLIST Roy Rosenfeld - Shadow Of Truth (Original Mix) [All Day I Dream] Ale Miguez - The Sound of Man [none] Spuri - Khaleesi (Stereo Underground Remix) [Beat Boutique] Dosem - Not A Coincidence (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Santini & SpeakOf - Melodrama (Navar Remix) [Strange Town Recordings] Kieran J - There Goes The Sun (Original Mix) [Stripped Recording] EarthLife - Atlantide (Original Mix) [Parquet Recordings] Draso - Strum (Cid Inc. Remix) Strum [Wide Angle Recordings] Fat Sushi, Archivist - My Empire feat. Archivist (Township Rebellion Remix) [Fat Wax Recording] Dmitry Molosh - 2702 [Hope Recordings]

For the 6th podcast we are happy to introduce you Tomek. Tomek , Newcastle based dj and ColourSound co founder can be found spinning tunes most weekends. Whether it's his home turf at ColourSound, a burn, a festival or his own studio cabin! From deep dreamy minimal house to peak time floor fillers, Tomek brings an uplifting vibe to any dance floor, even if he's not behind the decks! Artist Links : FB : https://www.facebook.com/ColourSoundNewcastle FB : https://www.facebook.com/thomas.rutkowski.tomek SC : https://soundcloud.com/tomek_australia [Podcast Tracklisting] 1. Crowd Controlol - Kirby's Flight (Original Mix) 2. Max Casebolt, Justin Pak - After Life (Original Mix) 3. Sound Process, Andrew McDonnell - Colmar (Original Mix) 4. Pharba - Pegar (Original Mix) 5. Jesse Maas, Limitu - Untitled 1 (Original Mix) 6. Toman - Up The Crane (Original Mix) 7. Franco Radetich, Tzad - Find Yourself (Original Mix) 8. Glow, Maxi Raffone - Old Drums (Original Mix) 9. Jesse Maas, Limitu - Twenty pm (Original Mix) 10. Matheiu - Show Me (Niko Maxen Remix) 11. Daniel Meister - Abolish (Original Mix) 12. Mishel A, Lost.Act - Breakfast (Original Mix) 13. Loy - Reveler (Original Mix)

Sound + Process # 13 features musician, designer, programmer and teacher Meng Qi. A pioneering interface theorist, Meng Qi is perhaps best known for opening new dimensions of control and interaction with Peter Blasser’s Ciat-Lonbarde circuits. His earliest module, Voltage Memory, is the first synth module to have ever been both designed and manufactured in China. Over the years, Meng Qi has released a wide spectrum of music with these and other instruments. His experiments with feedback and frequency modulation are only enhanced by explorations of tonality — the resulting songs are uniquely beautiful in both timbre and emotion. Since Meng Qi’s audiences span many countries and languages, I’ve chosen to present his episode in two different formats — one is a transcript annotated with audio at https://soundandprocess.com/ep_13 and the other is a standalone album with a downloadable document on https://soundandprocess.bandcamp.com. Visit one, visit both, but as always feel free to join the conversation on lines — https://llllllll.co. Before we part ways, this track ends with a short live performance that Meng Qi treated me to during our conversation. I hope you enjoy it. Thank you so much for listening.

Tracklist: 1. Alfredo 16 (Rub a Dub Remix) - Aney F. 2. Little Helper 317-4 - Sound Process & Andrew McDonnell 3. Clave 8 - Rilo 4. Marihuana vs. Alcohol (Daniel Meister Remix) - Ochs Laross 5. Ritalin - Jose M, Taco Man, & Ciclo 6. E Ai Francoa - DJ W!ld 7. Vallee De Larmes (Loko Remix) - Jean Claude Ades 8. Why Here - Danniel Selfmade 9. Enderezado - Cuartero 10. On & On - White Girl, Black Girl 11. Revolution - Omar Labastida 12. No Way Out - David Aurel 13. Normal Kids - Natch 14. Jungle Tea - Dani Ramos 15.(outro) They Shook - Joeski

"Ezra Buchla is from California. He has played in bands." While not inaccurate, Ezra’s official bio belies the depth of their work. From their most well-known bands (Mae Shi and Gowns) to the backlog of live performances and sketches on their rarely updated website, Ezra has an uncanny ability to break your fucking heart in less than 45 seconds. No matter the instrument — viola, oscillators, a laptop or his own voice — they find ways to blend their classical training with an agility in software programming to stunning effect. Over the course of this episode Ezra reflects on composition and the function of scores, the relationship between humans and their instruments, the haute couture of music tech, intentions for the Aleph, and handling other people’s relationships with their father (artist and inventor Don Buchla, 1937 – 2016) while planning the Don Buchla Memorial Concerts. For a listing of the featured music, which includes selections from Ezra's collaborations, bands and solo work, visit https://soundandprocess.com http://catfact.bandcamp.com http://froth.catfact.net As always, Sound + Process explores the artists of lines (https://llllllll.co). Come join the conversation.

At the tail end of last month, Gohan Tapes (https://gohantapes.bandcamp.com) released ‘Spring’ — a new full length album from Joshua Saddler, who records as ioflow. On ‘Spring’, Josh combines field recordings, modular synthesis, and piano improvisations to capture memories like aural photographs. The sparse arrangements interplay with sounds of wildlife from the California landscape. This is an essential album, especially if you live somewhere that's cold right now. Much of his compositional technique is rooted in blind recording, a process he discovered through his participation in Marc Weidenbaum's Disquiet Junto. If you're unfamiliar, the Junto is an incredible project — a weekly assignment which challenges artists to explore new techniques and workflows. https://disquiet.com ‘Spring’ is additionally unique because it was made during the most physically painful phase of Josh’s struggles with congenital hearing loss and neural degradation. Faith is important to him and it's obvious that he shares his work as a celebration of life and in gratitude for his own. This episode is structured a little differently. I’ve removed the interview elements and chosen to focus solely on Josh’s reflections. He’s underscored by selections from ‘Spring’, available on Bandcamp at https://ioflow.bandcamp.com

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

My guest for this episode is Karl Fousek, an improviser who has spent the last five years crafting an incredible archive of live modular performances and studio albums. As a deeply devoted fan of experimental and electronic music and by dedicating himself to the mastery of his tools as a single instrument, Karl has developed a compositional agility which helps him explore new directions of form. His latest release, ‘Two Pieces For a Contemporary Connection’, is an inspiring hybrid of live improvisations and rehearsal recordings. Beyond his work as a solo synthesist, Fousek also plays with Devon Hansen and Roger Tellier-Craig — a partnership which bore the very well-received ‘No Sound Without A Misunderstanding’ and most recently, ‘No Image In Particular’. I’m so excited to share this episode. Through our conversation, Karl covers everything from his approaches to longform performances, building patches that are mutable yet structured, learning a modular system as an instrument, collaborating with others, and how he navigates uncanny sounds. http://karlfousek.bandcamp.com https://llllllll.co

Comenzó con la electrónica, avanzó por el lado House y continúa ampliando su horizonte Dj/ Producer/ Remixer. Juan Goya, nombre artístico Sound Process, doce años de productor, una década poniendo música, ofrece un set completo como invitado de Audio. Antes, Fernando, Mid Decade; Mox, Garden; Moon Runner, Interactive Track; Carlos Alfonsín, Te invito; Silver City, Do You Want. Zeta Bosio y DJ Buey dedican el momento solemne de la medianoche a Pipi Piazzolla, conductor de Ángulos, también por Nacional Rock.

The first time I heard Emily Sprague’s music was on lines. Somebody posted a video of hers, 'Three Sisters + Harmonic Oscillator', that had captured their attention as a high watermark...and it’s easy to understand how. The straightforward and earnest exploration of a beautiful module, through a looped melody you could listen to for hours, seemed the work of a seasoned pro. Somebody else commented, revealing that the synthesist was Emily Sprague from the band Florist. While they brought up that Emily had just started working with modular synths in the last year, digging deeper revealed that the video was actually made in her second week. Beyond the quality of her music, which has only swelled over the last year, what’s fascinating about Emily’s work is how public her process has been. While most whittle away for months, releasing new work only after long incubation, Emily seems to revel in sharing each step of her growth in realtime — a direct response to the trajectory of her own self-education. If you’re new to modular synthesis, this is the episode for you. If you’re deeply settled, this is the episode for you. Emily has retained a beginner’s mind while leveraging her rich decade-long background as a musician, producer and engineer to create music that is playful and emotional, while remaining technically impressive. As you’ll notice, there are more music breaks in this episode than previous ones — due to my own fandom and Emily’s generosity, you’re the first to hear the demos that will make up her much-anticipated modular album. Beyond her talents, Emily is an insightful and passionate addition to the lines community and personally, I hope that her reflections help anyone who feels that their voice is un or under-represented in this field to join the conversation at llllllll.co

Prior to March 2015, lines (https://llllllll.co, the online community this podcast explores) didn’t exist. In its place simply stood the monome forum. As you’ll hear in the episode, it held much of the same energy in those early days as lines does now. One of the hallmarks of this spirit was MCRP, a project rooted in musical collaboration between these original members. A loose process was formed: users would submit samples which formed the only raw material able to be used in the final songs. Over the course of 18 volumes -- including two holiday iterations, an Earthquake Disaster relief compilation and a memorial for user VGAForest who passed away from complications related to leukemia -- the unique care and respect these strangers on the internet had for each other found manifestation. After the lines migration, it took little time before this project was rebranded as LCRP, the lines community remix project. The latest, titled ‘New Noise’, is one of the most packed community remix project albums in a long time — its contributors range from decade-old members to lurkers who joined just to participate. This episode of SOUND + PROCESS features reflections from many of the creators, discussing their unique approaches to working with the same samples. Every piece of music featured is from the resulting album, which can be freely downloaded or affordably purchased at https://lcrp.bandcamp.com Featuring: Simeon Smith (http://www.awonderfulkindofimpossible.co.uk/) Thorsten Vieth ermina Duncan (GoneCaving) Evan Hartzell / abalone (http://sidromusic.net/) Michael Hetrick (http://mhetrick.com/) Anton Hörnquist / jah pauk glia (https://soundcloud.com/zunaito + https://soundcloud.com/sound-and-process/glia-sound-and-process-1) SteveOath Alessandro Bonino (http://soundcloud.com/alessandrobonino) Zedkah

В этом выпуске Denis Melody делает обзор лучших треков за прошедший месяц Denis Melody track list: 01. Christian Malloni - Woff (Original mix) 02. Daniel Steinberg - Keep On Movin (Roman Fluegel Dub) 03. Simon Slice - Hear Me (Kellerkind Remix) 04. Dexter Kane & Gav Memnos - Dirty Cash 05. Emerson & Halmut Dubnitzky - Gentle One (Nick Curly Remix) 06. Daxter Kane & Sybian - You Know the One (Original mix) 07. Dirty Culture - Save Your Feelings (Original mix) 08. Daniel Dubb & Jonathan Rosa - Shades of You (Original mix) 09. Clare Stagg - Stargazing (Graham Sahara Club Mix) 10. Sound Process & Andrew McDonnell - NSEW (Daniel Dubb & m.O.N.R.O.E. Edit) 11. Casah - About Yourself (Original mix) 12. Zohki & Mario Ragnio - Waste (Original mix)

В этом выпуске Denis Melody делает обзор лучших треков за прошедший месяц Denis Melody track list: 01. Christian Malloni - Woff (Original mix) 02. Daniel Steinberg - Keep On Movin (Roman Fluegel Dub) 03. Simon Slice - Hear Me (Kellerkind Remix) 04. Dexter Kane & Gav Memnos - Dirty Cash 05. Emerson & Halmut Dubnitzky - Gentle One (Nick Curly Remix) 06. Daxter Kane & Sybian - You Know the One (Original mix) 07. Dirty Culture - Save Your Feelings (Original mix) 08. Daniel Dubb & Jonathan Rosa - Shades of You (Original mix) 09. Clare Stagg - Stargazing (Graham Sahara Club Mix) 10. Sound Process & Andrew McDonnell - NSEW (Daniel Dubb & m.O.N.R.O.E. Edit) 11. Casah - About Yourself (Original mix) 12. Zohki & Mario Ragnio - Waste (Original mix)

My guest for this episode is Piotr Szyhalski, a Polish-born artist who creates multimedia works under the name Labor Camp. His early pieces, large-scale Internet installations which defy the constraints of late 90’s technology, captured the attention of the New York Times, MTV, and the National Endowment of the Arts. Soon after, he began composing music with Max/MSP and modular synths, eventually merging his talents for both visual and aural art to create immersive performance environments. Piotr is also a Visual Arts professor at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, where he collaborates with students past and present -- most notably, Pramila Vasudevan’s multidisciplinary group Anicca Arts. archive | http://www.laborcamp.org instagram | https://instagram.com/laborcamp facebook | https://www.facebook.com/labor.camp sound cloud | https://soundcloud.com/labor-camp-orchestra monome | http://monome.org lines | http://llllllll.co To download this episode and receive sneak previews of future conversations, tape copies and Field Notes, please consider contributing to the S+P Patron at http://patreon.com/soundandprocess

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/

This episode features the brilliant and buoyant Angela Guyton, whose recent work explores the intersection of sound, light and self. Through the use of biofeedback and Max patches, Angela uses her body and breathing to generate and manipulate visually arresting color sequences. Her website, www.angelaguyton.com, showcases her depth of thought and command of curiosity as a writer while housing the majority of her art. As a multidisciplinary artist, Angela has a long list of collaborators -- her longest, perhaps, with her parter Rodrigo Constanzo. Both Angie and Rod are members of the online community 'lines', the forum for instrument and eurorack module-maker monome. Learn more about Angie's work: www.angelaguyton.com www.instagram.com/angieastronaut/ www.takahashisshellfishconcern.com Learn more about 'lines': llllllll.co

This episode features the inimitable and joyful Nick Sanborn. Nick produces solo electroacoustic works under Made of Oak and is one half of Sylvan Esso. He also has spent extensive time touring with Chris Roseneau and is a member of the trio Cedar AV. The works featured are from many of Nick's projects, including a remix for Cedar AV member Erik (He Can Jog). Explore and support Nick's music: http://www.madeofoak.com http://www.sylvanesso.com https://collectionsbees.bandcamp.com/releases https://fullspectrumrecords.bandcamp.com/album/nin-o-van llllllll.co

This episode celebrates monome's 10 year anniversary by exploring the work of Sean Hellfritsch (http://seanhellfritsch.com). Sean is an accomplished musician and filmmaker (http://encyclopediapictura.com), having recently released 'Some Sort of Wave Portal' on Leaving Records as Cool Maritime. He is as warm as the California sun. Much of the featured music is from Sean's 2012 self-released 'Tea Time Travel'. Lovingly crafted tapes of both works can be purchased here: https://coolmaritime.bandcamp.com/album/tea-time-travel https://leavingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/some-sort-of-wave-portal

This episode explores GLIA's 'muqarnas'. Over the hour, Dan and Jonathan (GLIA's offline name) discuss the impact the Persian language had on the album, improvising with electronics, creativity in prefab culture, and the depths to which instrumental artists encode themselves in their music. Selections from 'muqarnas' provide framework, excepting the outro track, which is the previously unreleased '318(fesdup)'. 'muqarnas' can be purchased here: http://phinery.bandcamp.com/album/muqarnas

01 - Crazy P - Changes (Mario Basanov Remix) 02 - Richard Malcoh - Days In Your Arms 03 - Kevin Over - Soul X 04 - Tapesh & Maximiljan - One Night 05 - James Dexter - Only You (Original Mix) 06 - Crazy P - Heartbreaker (Huxley Remix) 07 - Flapjackers - Nostalgia (Original Mix) 08 - Giom - Play On 09 - Tapesh & Maximiljan - Shadows 10 - Stee Downes, Rambla Boys - Rock Solid (Extended) 11 - Stelios Vassiloudis, Nils Nuernberg, Florian Kruse, Wiretappeur - Iridescent (Original Mix) 12 - Luciano - Rise Of Angel (Andrea Oliva Remix) 13 - Fauvrelle - make it better (original mix) 14 - Tube & Berger - In My Dip (Original Mix) 15 - Sound Process - warm patterns (original mix)

"Our today's podcast episode features new tracks from Hot Since 82, Sound Process, Adam Beyer and many more in this one hour solid mix by our man Dimitri. Have a listen and that should answer your quality music thirst!!" MP3 LINK

 A melodic phychedelic techno presenation. All we need is a good VJ for visuals. Here we go! 1. Slow (Key900 Remix) by Meyens, Cheise 2. White Collar by Thomas T. 3. Moob (Quivvers Moob Deep Remix) by James Harcourt 4. Denial (Lonya Remix) by Sound Process, Guille Quero 5. Stop Bath by Marc B 6. Mr. Drive by Hot Since 82