Podcasts about synth

Aujourd'hui, Séverine Dallet, directrice de la cellule olfactive du groupe Coty, explique en quoi la chimie de synthèse a révolutionné la palette des parfumeurs en donnant le coup d'envoi d'une ère «moderne» au XIXe siècle.Une conférence enregistrée lors de la Paris Perfume Week 2025 et animée par Sarah Bouasse.---- Podcasts by Nez, le rendez-vous audio de la culture olfactive - https://podcasts.bynez.com---Retrouvez tous nos podcasts sur les plates-formes habituelles (Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Youtube) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Explore new E-Ink displays and start an exciting SynthIO project this week! Plus, solving LED power issues and hunted for stylish linear pots for our next synth.

Join Daniel X on his singular day off.  Xperience a 30 minute living window into the world of Daniel X, the enigmatic figure behind the control panel at FRINGE RADIO NETWORK.  On his day off, Daniel contemplates his next moves as he approaches the Oort cloud, with OOPARTs in the cargo hold, he daydreams of simpler times, on Earth and how he used to wade in the marsh as a boy and catch crawdads.  That was before the fringewave came...WEB: http://fringeradionetwork.comEMAIL: ministryx@protonmail.comX: @FringeRadioNetX: @FRN_Daniel_XTelegram: t.me/ministryxtelestreamGab: @Ministry_X

Open that cutoff filter the whole way up, listener!Synthesisers are the name of the game this week, but it's all very much still the real deal here at NO ENCORE as Matt Harris of Birthday Problem, HAVVK and Veta Records sits opposite to take us into the world of analogue oscillation for his favourite synth riffs.Meanwhile, over on the NO ENCORE Patreon, Adam's third instalment of his DISCUSSING THE IRISH MUSIC INDUSTRY series is now live, featuring a solo run from the Sonic Architect himself; industry chat within, not to be missed! And there won't be long to wait until the next volume of Film Club with Andy McCarroll and Dave dissecting the 2008 found footage monster horror movie Cloverfield– that lands this coming Monday. Sign up now to get your fix!But back to this week's show, and what a show we have for you...ACT ONE: Matt tells us all about Birthday Problem's latest offering, as well as an insight into what's coming next.ACT TWO (29:01): A NO ENCORE Roving Reporter fills us in on a night at Oasis in Cardiff, David Draiman discourse, Akon City down, Apple Music unveil their top 500 streamed songs of the decade and Iron Maiden make a mint (in a way)– it's the news.ACT THREE (1:08:44): Top 5 Synth Hooks-Birthday Problem links Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Projekt, prostor, kolektiv, nebo myšlenka? Tenhle týden jsme se konečně věnovali pražské Synth Library, která existuje už sedmým rokem. Do Špíny za námi dorazila djka a moderátorka Mary C a hudebník a producent Martin Hůla, kteří jsou se Synth Library spjatí už od samotného počátku a společně jsme se bavili o tom, jak SL funguje, kdo tam chodí i jaké syntezátory v SL najdeme.

Guests Yoad Nevo - producer, mix engineer Waves Developer Paulee Bow Magical Synth Adventurer Richard Nicol founder and product designer Pittsburgh Modular YouTube Video Version: https://youtube.com/watch?v=tTYYa7FsQMk For preshow and Ad free version and much more: Patreon.com/sonicstate iZotope are offering some great music production tools at with great savings in a series of Flash Sales this Summer. Grab a bargain and head over to iZotope.com for the latest deals.       Komplete 15 bundles have everything you need to make the music that matters to you. With an unparalleled range of plugins designed to take your productions from start to finish, explore what's new in the latest version. 00:00:05 SHOW START 00:01:31 AD:Patreon 00:10:55 Korg Gadget for Playstation 00:22:24 AD: Nectar Flash Sale 00:23:42 Desktop TEO and TAKE 5 00:33:54 New Pittsburgh Stuff 00:42:31 HalfGodHalfBeast asks via - [youtube] - QQQQ how is the crazy self oscillation prevented 00:45:35 AD: Komplete 15 00:46:31 The Logan VocalSynth 00:57:07 Clearmountain 8086 Where to Watch/Listen - We now stream the live show to Youtube Live, Twitch,  Facebook Live as well as at  Sonicstate.com/live every Weds at 4pm UK time- please do join in. Preshow available on Twitch. You can also download the audio version from RSS FEED 

Nell'episodio di oggi vi presento Diego Suzzi, un ilutaio di Cesena con la passione per i synth.In questa chiacchierata Diego ci racconta delle sue passioni, ci svela ovviamente qual'è il suo synth da "desert island". (forse)....e tanto altro! Seguitelo su instagram o andatelo a trovare nel suo laboratorio in via Cesare Battisti 2 a Cesena. IG: @Diego Suzzi 

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Unwind with this rich and immersive synth melody, designed to soothe your mind and body. Deep tones blend seamlessly with smooth ambient layers, creating the perfect backdrop for meditation, relaxation, or focused work. Let the sound carry you to a calm, centered space.Be sure to Subscribe & Rate this podcast and Find Us at YouTube.com/@AudioZenGarden. Listen free wherever you get your podcasts! ☺SUBSCRIBE NOWApple Podcasts ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/apple Amazon Music ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/amazon Spotify ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/spotifyYouTube ⇨ http://youtube.com/@audiozengardenAudio used with license via freesound.org. Contact myaudiozengarden@gmail.com.

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Comment pacifier des parcours client sous tension... spécial Mutuelles & Assurances   Vous n'avez pas pu assister à la matinale du 12 juin « Parcours client sous tension : reprenez le contrôle ! » dédiée aux Mutuelles et Assurances ? Nous vous proposons de découvrir la synthèse en 45 minutes chrono lors d'un webinaire exclusif ! En effet, avec la mutation des parcours client, la montée des incivilités, l'exacerbation des émotions et la recherche d'immédiateté, la relation client est en première ligne face aux bouleversements économiques, sociétaux et comportementaux de notre société. Les consommateurs ne veulent plus seulement des produits ou des services : ils exigent des réponses immédiates, une écoute authentique, un traitement individualisé, le tout dans un climat d'impatience et parfois de défiance. Comment repérer les points de friction avant qu'ils ne dégénèrent ? Quel rôle pour l'humain, le digital dans l'anticipation ou la désescalade ? Comment former les équipes à désamorcer plutôt qu'à encaisser ? Nous vous livrerons une synthèse des 4 interventions de la matinale afin de vous permettre d'ajuster vos parcours, et de reprendre la main votre relation client. Au sommaire de ce webinaire :

Max Perla and Vincent John make up Eraserhood Sound, the duo that scores the animated PBS Kids series Carl the Collector. In the spirit of Vince Guaraldi’s signature sound in Peanuts cartoons, show creator Zach Ohora says that Eraserhood’s “synth and soul” formula provides the perfect soundscape for the everyday happenings of an autistic raccoon and his neurodiverse friend group in Fuzzytown. KEXP’s Roddy Nikpour spoke with Perla, John, and Ohora to learn more about the show, their shared interest in collecting vinyl, and how their pride as fellow Philadelphia-based artists led them to creating the show’s low-stimulus soundtrack. “You know that opening scene from Reservoir Dogs when they’re walking down the alleyway?” Ohora says in the interview, describing one of the music cues. “It’s like that for four-year-olds. It’s like, ‘This is my gang that I want to hang out with, and they’re the cutest, nicest, fuzziest animals.’” Support the show: kexp.org/deeperSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Support Night Clerk Radio on Patreon In this episode, we're exploring one of our favorite metagenres: haunted media about media that never existed. This time, we're delving into Vermis, a strategy guide for a game that doesn't exist. It's a beautiful and evocative collection of art and worldbuilding from the artist Plastiboo. We also check out the accompanying dungeon synth album by Radagast, released on cassette by HDK. Choose the nature of your flesh and then join us in the well!IMPORTANT UPDATE: Birk found the Doom 2 Strategy Guide he was talking about. Turns out it was the official one. Check out Chapter 5: Infantry Tactics on the link below!The BookVermis I - lost dungeons and forbidden worlds The SoundtrackSounds of the World Vermis Vol.1 - Melodies of the Unknown by Radagast, Plastiboo Extra LinksVermis II - mist & mirrorsThe Guide to a Game That Doesn't Exist: On Plastiboo's “Vermis”Doom II - Strategy GuideCreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellNight Clerk Radio on Bluesky

BLACK ROOM RADIO Marginal sounds of the underworld ►SUMMER 01◄ 29.06.2025 00:33 STAATSEINDE - Tanzverbot 04:30 DIE SEXUAL - Magic never dies 09:20 MY OWN BURIAL - Complain 12:39 DRKLV - Technoir 15:08 CORBEAU HANGS - Ill intents 19:10 BLYSKI - Reflektor 22:24 16VOLT - White noise 25:55 COMBICHRIST - Desolation 30:56 SARCOMA - Psicofiera 33:11 WILLIAM BLEAK - Dagegen 36:30 SHOCKED VOLK - Foibe e Sanremo 39:14 LUMINANCE - Top fragile 43:51 TRUST IN 6 - Life in ecstasy (Radio mix) 47:53 NNHMN - Maybe late 52:06 SUZI SABOTAGE - Suden synty 56:46 BOYD SCHIDT & HECATE LEGACY Feat. DEF - Things getting harder Black Room Radio airs every Sunday from 09.00 PM (Rome TZ). Streaming online www.radioicarorubicone.it  - Local area FM 9O.O

El viaje sonoro de esta temporada llega a su última parada antes del descanso. En este episodio especial de 808 Radio repasamos algunas de las obras más emocionantes que han marcado la primera mitad de 2025. Creaciones que nos han acompañado en noches de insomnio, en momentos de lucidez, en caminos largos o simplemente en el silencio de una habitación con los auriculares puestos. Desde la delicadeza pop de Sally Shapiro hasta la pulsión melódica de Baltra, pasando por el techno preciso de Jeroen Search, la calidez orgánica de Floating Points o los paisajes etéreos de Purelink, este programa es un homenaje a la diversidad, a la belleza y al riesgo de la música electrónica contemporánea. Una forma de dar las gracias a quienes estáis ahí cada semana, de pedir perdón por lo que no salió perfecto y, sobre todo, de recordar por qué seguimos creyendo en esto. En septiembre arrancará nuestra novena temporada en Radio Castilla-La Mancha. Hasta entonces, larga vida al sonido. La Lista I: Skeleten - Let It Grow [2MR] Mike Huckaby - Urban Tropics [Metroplex] Lifted - All Right [peak oil] Quivver - Into Thin Air (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Jeroen Search - Primitive Notion [Evod LTD] Purelink - Circle Of Dust [peak oil] La Lista II: Deeplomat & Dublatov - Veles y Vents (feat. Vera Ruben) Whatever the weather - 25¯C [Ghostly International] Sally Shapiro - The Other Days [Italians Do It Better] Zoë McPherson x HIIIT - Mirador [Maloca Records] Floating Points - Ajar (feat. Zongamin, Valentina Magaletti & Miriam Adefris) [Milan Records] Eusebeia - Purity [EARTHTRAX] Daphni - Fly Away (Deetron Mix) [Jialong] La Lista III: The Hacker & Endrik Schroeder Project - Puissance 4 [Phantasy] Otik - Retrograde [Aus] Masalo - Arcade Heartbeat [Safe Trip] MarekSPolzki - One More (Fresko Remix) [Splatter] Mark E Moon - Ten Thousand Years [Cold Transmission Music] not even noticed - Hidden Ground [Craigie Knowes] Piezo - Ultra [Dekmantel] La Lista IV: Ruthlss - Ascension [AMF Select Few] Daystar – Hope [Fixed Rhythms] Legowelt - Like Twin Peaks [Altered Circuits] Jubilee - GoGoGoGO [Magic City] AUTOFLOWER - Lost In Desire [MAISON Label] Baltra - Echoes of Us [96 and Forever] Joye - REBEL

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Un nuevo 808 Radio en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que dedicaremos a descargar nuestras maletas con música de creadores tan importantes como BICEP, HVOB, Fort Romeau y muchos más. La Lista I: Orion Agassi & Whodamanny - Quiero Bailar (Vocal) [Ritmo Astral] Elli - One Last Time [Horisontal Mambo] Orion Agassi & Whodamanny - Quiero Bailar (Vocal) [Ritmo Astral] Cosmin TRG - Aquator [Fizic] Diego Olarte - Reflection [Unsorted] José González - Crosses (Bibio Remix) [City Slang] La Lista II MOTVS & FrankyEffe - We Stand We Fall (Extended Mix) [Black Hole Recordings] Demise of Love - Strange Little Consequence [Domino Recording Co.] Because of Art - Work It [Last Night On Earth] Tom Rasmussen x Jen Cardini - There s A Lot To Be Happy About (Jen Cardini Extended Remix) [Globe Town Records] Fort Romeau - U R My Love (EDIT) Kevin McKay x Discosteps - Only You [Glasgow Underground] Luuk Van Dijk - Space Is The Place (Harrison BDP Remix) [Dansu Discs] La Lista III: Tom Rowlands - We Are Nothing [Phantasy Sound] Jeff Mills - Interstellar Feelings [Axis] Elfenberg - Danza Albero [Trasatlantic] Nick León - Millenium Freak Feat. Esty Mediopicky [TraTraTrax] Moy - Euphorbia [Dynamics of Acid] Skatebard & Lauer - One Night In Geilo [Bordello A Parigi] Marcal - I Wish I Was Born A Cicada [Spazio Disponibile] La Lista IV: Pumuki - Ya he llegado [Cabaret Clandestino] BICEP - CHROMA 010 BRILLO Gene Richards Jr - Ride This D [Frenzy] Hodge - So It Goes (a3) [unknown- untitled] HVOB - Abyss [Tragen Records] Jackson Ryland - Afterlife Theories [Future Times] Cameo Blush - HERE [Future Classic]

durée : 00:38:14 - Questions du soir : le débat - par : Quentin Lafay, Stéphanie Villeneuve - Produites en laboratoire, difficiles à détecter et en évolution constante, les drogues de synthèse posent de nouveaux défis aux politiques publiques. Entre cadre légal, prévention et accès au soin, les réponses peinent à s'adapter. - réalisation : François Richer - invités : Amine Benyamina Chef du service de psychiatrie et d'addictologie de l'hôpital Paul-Brousse à Villejuif (Val-de-Marne) et président de la fédération française d'addictologie; Marie Jauffret-Roustide Sociologue et politiste, chargée de recherche à l'Inserm (Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale)

In this episode we start out with a subharmonic Leibniz drone with Erfurt and Lipsk, layer some Drezno and Jena on top and then add Strega arpeggios and Morphagene drums!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nullphiinfinity Bandcamp:  https://nullphiinfinity.bandcamp.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nullphiinfinity/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Nullphiinfinity  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

durée : 00:38:14 - Questions du soir : le débat - par : Quentin Lafay, Stéphanie Villeneuve - Produites en laboratoire, difficiles à détecter et en évolution constante, les drogues de synthèse posent de nouveaux défis aux politiques publiques. Entre cadre légal, prévention et accès au soin, les réponses peinent à s'adapter. - réalisation : François Richer - invités : Amine Benyamina Chef du service de psychiatrie et d'addictologie de l'hôpital Paul-Brousse à Villejuif (Val-de-Marne) et président de la fédération française d'addictologie; Marie Jauffret-Roustide Sociologue et politiste, chargée de recherche à l'Inserm (Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale)

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Bands Across America: OhioThe Raspberries – Starting Over (1974) & Nine Inch Nails – The Downward Spiral (1994)Our summer road trip rolls into Ohio, the Buckeye State and a cradle of American music innovation. This week, we spotlight two albums that showcase Ohio's extraordinary range: the power-pop brilliance of The Raspberries' swan song Starting Over, and the industrial angst of Nine Inch Nails' genre-defining The Downward Spiral. Join us as we dig into the legacies, standout tracks, and Ohio roots of these iconic records.What's Inside:- The Raspberries' melodic mastery, British Invasion flair, and bittersweet farewell to the Cleveland scene- Nine Inch Nails' sonic extremes, concept-driven descent into darkness, and the Cleveland underground's global impact- Our takes on each album's vibe, production, and lasting influence—plus, which one best captures the spirit of Ohio- Deep questions, click-bait headlines, and reflections on what makes these albums essential listening for any road trip through the Buckeye StateDiggin':- Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power (1992): Texas groove metal at its most ferocious, with Dimebag Darrell's iconic riffs and Phil Anselmo's raw vocals- URNE – “Harken the Waves” (2025): Epic, 9-minute metal journey from London's genre-blending trio, featuring Mastodon's Troy Sanders- Suede (The London Suede) – Antidepressants (2025): Britpop legends return with a post-punk exploration of modern anxiety and connection- Pet Shop Boys – Hymn (In Memoriam Alexei Navalny) (2025): Synth-pop duo's moving tribute to the late Russian opposition leader, blending protest and melodyPodcast Shout-Out:Don't miss our friends Jeremy and Jon at Polyphonic Press—a spontaneous, in-depth discussion of classic albums, randomly selected and passionately dissected. Find Polyphonic Press wherever you get your podcasts.Join the Conversation!What's your favorite album from Ohio? What are you spinning lately? Let us know on Instagram, Facebook, BlueSky, and Threads @albumnerds, or email us at podcast@albumnerds.com.Thanks for listening—see you on the road!

Un nuevo 808 Radio en Radio Castilla-La Mancha, el número 412, que nos descubre los últimos sonidos de GiGi FM, Roman Flugel o Lewis Fautzi estrenando proyecto entre muchos otros. Pone en marcha el Generador de ideas junto a Pablo Ferrer Torres para conocer su nuevo libro Kraftwerk: La máquina humana y Galician Army está Al Habla presentando su nuevo álbum: “Valuria”. La Lista I: Back Of My Mind [Jasmine Music] Rico Herrera - Ready [Local Talk] Adhémar - The Scent Of Wind [Accents Records] Axle - Chance Encounter [SPE-C] Vesa-Matti - Tempus Fugit [Motto Sono] Al Habla: Galician Army pres “Valuria”. La Lista II: Galician Army – Valuria [Esmerarte] Not Even Noticed - Aerial [Tartelet] Serge Funk - Don't You Let Nobody [Groove Culture] main(void)- Suited [Spatial Cues] Quelza - A Bird With Burned Wings [Dekmantel] Mr. Stee - Daydream [PURISM Wave] PRIMETIMEGABI - CEDRO [Yuku] La Lista III: pdqb - Thromboembambino (Legowelt Lost in a Valley Remix) [Synaptic Cliffs] Retromigration - Move Twice [International Chrome] Masalo - Arcade Heartbeat [Safe Trip] Cherry Lee - Marsha's Rockandroll [SOS Music] Lostlojic - Pyrrhula (Tadan Remix) [Mystictrax] ASHTREJINKINS - Sneak Diss [L.I.E.S. Records] Generador de Ideas: Pablo Ferrer Torres presenta su nuevo libro “Kraftwerk: La máquina humana”, editado por Muzikalia. La Lista IV: Lewis Fautzi - Parallel Paths [Faut Section] Roman Flugel - Geht's noch (DJ Gigola Remix) [Running Back] GiGi FM - Floresta (Original Mix) [Sea~rène] SHOUSE - Sunrise [Hell Beach, a division of Onelove Recordings Australia Pty Ltd] Chlär - Altitude [Mote Evolve] Marie Davidson - Contrarian (Live Cuts at Abbey Road) [Because Music] georg-i - Torn in Two (B. McQueen Remix) [subglow]

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Lets go on a wild adventure through space and time! FEAR IS THE MIDKILLER! DONT BE A BEOTCH!

Hello Interactors,My daughter in Manhattan's East Village sent me an article about the curated lives of the “West Village girls.” A few days later, I came across a provocative student op-ed from the University of Washington: "Why the hell do we still go to Starbucks?" The parallels stood out.In Manhattan's West Village, a spring weekend unfolds with young women jogging past a pastry shop in matching leggings, iced matcha lattes in hand. Some film it just long enough for TikTok. Across the country, students cycle through Starbucks in Seattle's U-District like clockwork. The drinks are overpriced and underwhelming, but that's not the point. It's familiar. It's part of a habitual loop.Different cities, similar rhythms. One loop is visual, the other habitual. But both show how space and emotion sync. Like an ambient synth track, they layer, drift, and return. If you live in or near a city, you exist in your own looping layers of emotional geography.FLASH FEEDSMy daughter has been deep into modular synthesis lately — both making and listening. It's not just the music that intrigues her, but the way it builds: loops that don't simply repeat, but evolve, bend, and respond. She'll spend hours patching sounds together, adjusting timing and tone until something new emerges. She likens it to painting with sound. Watching her work, it struck me how much her synth music mirrors city life — not in harmony, but in layers. She's helped me hear urban rhythms differently.Like a pop synth hook, the Flash loop is built for attention. It's bright, polished, and impossible to ignore. Synth pop thrives on these quick pulses — hooks that grab you within seconds, loops that deliver dopamine with precision. Urban spaces under this loop do the same. They set a beat others fall in line with, often flattening nuance in exchange for momentum.This isn't just about moving to a beat. It's about becoming part of the beat. When these fast loops dominate, people start adapting to the spaces that reflect them. And those spaces, in turn, evolve based on those very behaviors. It's a feedback loop: movement shaping meaning, and meaning shaping movement. The people become both the input and the output.In this context, the West Village girl isn't just a person — she's a spatial feedback loop. A mashup of Carrie Bradshaw nostalgia, Instagram polish, and soft-lit storefronts optimized for selfies. But she didn't arrive from nowhere. She emerged through a kind of spatial modeling: small choices, like where to brunch, where to pose, where to post are repeated so often they remade a neighborhood.Social psychologist Erving Goffman, writing in the 1950s, called this kind of self-presentation "impression management." He argued that much of everyday life is performance. Not in the theatrical sense, but in how we act in response to what we expect others see. Urban spaces, especially commercial ones, are often the stage. But today, that performance isn't just for others in the room. It's for followers, algorithms, and endless feeds. The “audience” is ambient, but its expectations are precise.As places like the West Village get filtered through lifestyle accounts and recommendation algorithms, their role changes. They no longer just host people, but mirror back a version of identity their occupants expect to see. Sidewalks become catwalks. Coffee shops become backdrops. Apartment windows become curated messes of string lights and tasteful clutter. And increasingly, the distinction between what's lived and what's posted collapses.This fast loop — what we might call spatial virality — doesn't just show us how to act in a place. It scripts the place itself. Stores open where the foot traffic is photogenic. Benches are placed for backdrops, not rest. Even the offerings shift: Aperol spritzes, charm bars, negroni specials sold not for taste but for tagability.These are the high-tempo loops. They grab attention and crowd the mix. But every modular synth set, like a painting, needs contrast.So some people opt out, or imagine doing so. Not necessarily with loud protest, but quiet rejection. They look for something slower. Something that isn't already trending...unless the trend of routine sucks you in.PULSING PATTERNSIf Flash is the pop hook, Pulse is the counter-melody. It could be a bassline or harmony that brings emotional weight and keeps things grounded. In music, you may not always notice it, but you'd miss it if it were gone. In cities, this loop shows up in slow friendships, mutual aid, and cafés that begin to feel like second homes. These are places where regulars greet one another by name. Where where hours melt through conversations. It satisfies a need to be seen, but without needing to perform. It's what holds meaning when spectacle fades.If the fast loop turns space into spectacle, the counter loop tries to slow it down. It lures the space to feel lived in, not just liked. It's not always radical. Sometimes it's just choosing a different coffee shop.Back in Seattle's University District, students do have options. Bulldog News. Café Allegro. George Coffee. These places don't serve drinks meant to be posted. They serve drinks meant to be tasted. They're not aesthetic first. They're relational. These are small gestures that build culture.Social psychologists Susan Andersen and Serena Chen describe this through what they call relational self theory. We don't become ourselves in isolation. We become ourselves with and through others — especially those we repeatedly encounter. Think about the difference between ordering coffee from a stranger versus someone who knows you like sparkling water with your Cortado. It's a different kind of transaction. It eases things. It reinforces your own loop.So why do people routinely return to Starbucks? It isn't just about caffeine addiction. It's about being part of a socially reinforced rhythm — anchored in convenience, recognition, and the illusion of choice.Stores like Starbucks are often strategically located for maximum accessibility and convenience. They're nestled near transit hubs, along commuter corridors, or within high-traffic pedestrian zones. These placements aren't arbitrary. They're optimized to integrate into daily routines. It's less like a countermelody and more like a harmonic parallel melody. As a result, practical considerations like proximity, availability, and reliability often override ideological concerns.People return not because the product is exceptional, but because the store is exactly where and when they need it. The Starbucks habit isn't only about routine, but rhythmic predictability that appears personal. In this sense, it functions as a highly accessible pulse: a loop that's easy to join and hard to break. It's made of proximity, subtle trust, and convenience, but is dressed as choice.My daughter's chosen counter loop lives in the East Village — not far, geographically, from the Instagram inspired brunch queues of Bleecker Street. Her loops are different. She carries conversations across record stores, basement venues, bookstores with hand-scrawled signs, and a few stubborn restaurants.These are Places where the playlists aren't streaming through Spotify. Her city isn't organized around visibility. It's organized around presence. Around being seen to be honored and remembered. Like the bookstore dude who knows the lore on everyone, or the cashier who waves her through without paying, or her Brooklyn bandmate friends who fold her in like family.Sure, this scene intersects with the popular loops — modular synths are having a moment — but it sidesteps the sameness. It stays unpredictable, grounded in curiosity and care rather than clicks. The gear is still patched by hand. The performances are messy and often temporary. And yet, the loops — literal and figurative — keep returning. Not because they're engineered for attention, but because they allow people to build something slowly...together...from the inside. Especially when done in partnership with another synthesist.You might see this in your own city. The quiet transformation of spaces: a café hosting a poetry night; a yoga studio turned warming shelter during the storm; a laundromat that leaves a stack of free books near the dryers. These are not accidents. They are interventions. Sometimes small, sometimes subtle...but always deliberate.They stand in contrast to the churn of the viral. They also offer an alternative to despair. Because the counter loop isn't just critique. It's care enacted. And care takes time.Still, even pulsing care needs structure. It needs floor drains, power outlets, and open hours. It needs a stable substructure.UNDERCURRENT UNDERTONESUndertone is the foundational structure on which other elements are built. It's the core of modular synth music. This isn't just rhythm. It's the subtle, slow, and reactive scaffolding. These core loops evolve and shift setting the timing and emotional tonality for everything else.They don't dominate, but they shape the flow. They respond to what surrounds them to ground the composition. Cities, too, have these base layers. Often imperceptible, they are visceral, ambient, and persistent. They come into focus with the smell of rain on warm pavement. The clink of a key in a front door. These are not songs you hum, they're the ones your heart and lungs make.Long before the influencer run clubs, celebrity shoe stores, and curated stoops, there was the mundane sidewalk. Not the kind tagged on a friend's story or filtered through the latest app. Just concrete. Scuffed by strollers, scooter wheels, boots, and time. The sidewalk doesn't follow trends, but it does remember them.Cities are built on these undertones: habitual routes, early deliveries, overheard exchanges, open signs flipped at the same hour each morning. They aren't glamorous. They don't go viral. But they are what hold everything together.Urban scholar Ash Amin calls this the “infrastructure of belonging.” In his work on ordinary urban life, he writes that much of what connects us isn't spectacular. It's what happens when people brush past one another without ceremony: the steady hum of life happening without the need for headlines. Cities function not just because of design, but because of everyday cooperation — shared rhythms, implicit trust, systems that keep working because people show up.It can seem mundane: a delivery driver making the same drop, a retiree watering the sidewalk garden they planted without permission, the clatter of trash bins returning to their spots. These moments don't make the city famous, but they do make it work.Even the flashiest loops rely on them. The West Village girl's curated brunch only happens because someone sliced lemons before sunrise and wiped the table clean before she sat down. The Starbucks habit loop in the U-District clicks into place because the supply truck showed up at 5 a.m. and the barista clocked in on time. They're the dominant undertone of cities: loops so steady we stop noticing them...until they stop. Like during the pandemic.A synthesist might point to an LFO: Low Frequency Oscillator. These make slow drones that hum under a syncopated rhythm; a pulsing sub-bass holding space while textures come and go. The mundane in a city does the same: it holds the mix together. Without it, the composition falls apart.If you've ever heard a modular synth set, you know it doesn't move like pop music. The loops aren't clean. They evolve, layer, drift in and out of sync. They build tension, release it, then find a new rhythm. Cities work the same way.Their beauty isn't always in sync — it's in polyrhythm. Like when two synth voices loop at slightly different speeds: a saw wave pinging every three beats, a filtered drone stretching over seven. They collide, resolve, then drift again. Like when a car blinker syncs to the beat of a song and then falls out again. In modular music, this dissonance isn't a flaw. It creates a sonic texture.City rhythms don't always align either. A delivery truck pulls up as a barista closes shop; protest chants counter a stump speech; showtimes shift with transit delays. These clashes don't cancel each other out — they deepen the city's texture, giving it groove.Sociologists Scannell and Gifford call this place attachment: the slow accrual of meaning in a space through repetition, emotional memory, and lived interaction. It's not always nostalgic. Sometimes it's forward-looking. The act of building the kind of city you want to live in, one relationship at a time.And beneath all of this, the city continues its own loop: subways running through worn tunnels, trash collected on quiet mornings, someone sweeping a shop floor before the door opens.Both protest and performance rely on this scaffold. The Starbucks picket line doesn't just appear. It's supported by planning, scheduling, and shared labor. The music scene doesn't just materialize. It's shaped by decades of flyers, friendships, and repeat customers.The viral and the intentional both need the mundane.Cities, when they work, are made of all three: the flash of now, the pulse of choice, and the undertone of the necessary. Like springtime flowers, the city creates blooms that emerge at the surface. They draw attention, cameras, and admiration. These blossoms don't just attract the eye, they draw in pollinators who carry influence and energy far beyond the original scene. But none of this happens without the rest of the plant. It's the leaves that capture sunlight day after day, the roots that pulse the unseen through tunnels, the microbes that toil in the grime and dirt to nourish those all around them. Urban life mirrors this looping ecology. Moments that flash brightly, pulses that quietly sustain, and undertones that hold it all together. The bloom is what gets noticed, but it's the layered and syncopated life below — repeating, decomposing, reemerging — that make the next blossom possible. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

Un nuevo 808 Radio en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descubre las últimas creaciones de Takaaki Itoh, Interplanetary Criminal o Bonobo remezclando a George Fitzgerald entre muchos otros. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas junto al científico David Arroyo para tratar de arrojar luz sobre sobre bloqueos de IP, piratería digital y sus consecuencias colaterales y Disaia está Al Habla presentando su nuevo álbum “The Sun”. La Lista I: gyrofield - Vegetation Grows Thick [Kapsela] Christopher Ledger - Can't Get Over [Hidden Folder] George Fitzgerald - Full Circle (Bonobo Remix) [Domino Recording Co Ltd] Anna Almani & Kotoe - Un Taco [HE.SHE.THEY.] Olsvangèr - Lunar Kiss, Baby Whale [Craigie Knowes] Al Habla: Disaia pres. “The Sun”. La Lista II: Disaia - The Sun [Siena] WINO-E - ggokok [Wah Wah Wino] Jovonn - Sunburst [Body'N Deep] Takaaki Itoh - therma [Phyr Records] Interplanetary Criminal - Slow Burner (feat. Original Koffee) [Room Two Recordings] Koan - Corsaire (Flow Remix) [Blue Tunes Chillout] Hurts - Wonderful Life '25 (Extended) [Columbia] La Lista III: Baxter Dury - Allbarone [Heavenly Recordings] Kate Miller - Sprint [Butter Sessions] Manuel Darquart - Sunshine Coast [Permanent Vacation] Niño Arbol - Grieta de luz [ssensorial] Mark E Moon - Ten Thousand Years Thys - The Importance Of Carrots [Fool's Gold Records] Generador de Ideas: ¿Y si ver un partido de fútbol acaba tumbando tu web? Con David Arroyo Guardeño. La Lista IV: Polygonia - Soul Reflections [Dekmantel] OM Unit/Delay Grounds - Ease [C.E.E.] Fear-E - Fly High [Co-Accused] [Cold Transmission Music] Sarf - Geocentricity [Dynamic Reflection] Regent - Permean [Mutual Rytm] Daffy - Tornado [Southpoint] Andrew Lloyd Webber - The Race (Hudson Mohawke Rework) [The Really Useful Group Limited]

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POWW Synth Punk/Dark Wave Punk Episode 7: This episode features tracks featuring punks using synthesizers, drum machines, and other dark wave elements for dark, brooding sounds.

Un nuevo 808 Radio en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descubre las últimas creaciones de Ron Trent, Elkka o Daniel Avery remezclando a Sandwell District entre muchos otros. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas junto a Semiramis González, comisaria de la exposición ‘Todas las imágenes desaparecerán' y Bruma está Al Habla presentando su nuevo álbum “Halo”. La Lista I: Obscure Shape - Sanjuro [Mitsubabsa] Teal - Locked In 2 Love [Spiritual World] Priori - Silicate Tusks (Loidis Reconfiguration) [naff recordings] Kate Stein & Lord Fascinator - Horse House (Captain E Remix) [Eskimo] Danny Howelss - Threads [Rekids] Al Habla: Bruma pres. “Halo”. La Lista II: Bruma - Ultima [PLAN B RECORDS] Luke Vibert - Bullet Drop [Planet Mu] B.love - Soda Junior [20/20 Visions] Zoë McPherson x HIIIT - Mirador [Maloca Records] Andrea - Reactions [Ilian Tape] B.love - Soda Junior [20/20 Visions] Ron Trent - Let Me See You Shining [Rush Hour Music] La Lista III: Elkka - Gentle Gaze [Method 808] Luigi Di Venere - Got Momentum [Philoxenia] Auntie Flo - Unua Libro [Multi Culti] Patricia Wolf - Subconscious Familiarity [Balmat] Flower Storm - The House Of Gemini [Flower Storm] The Revenge - Spiral Highway [Dirt Crew Recordings] Generador de Ideas: "Todas las imágenes desaparecerán". La fragilidad del mundo visual según Semiramis González. La Lista IV: Philipp Gorbachev - House Of Dave [System 108] Ruff Karnage Inc – Ninja Marco Bussola - Las bicicletas son para Verano [HYDRA.REC] BAZOGA - ULTRAS [Air Texture] Klint - Subculture [Arts] Sandwell District - Hidden (Daniel Avery Remix) [Point Of Departure] Private Joy - Pure Love Ft. Meduulla (Hidden Spheres Remix) [Rhythm Section]

Chaque jour, retrouvez le journal de 19h de la rédaction d'Europe 1 pour faire le tour de l'actu.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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durée : 00:33:33 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - Avant de devenir l'une des voix pionnières de l'écologie politique en France, André Gorz a d'abord été un jeune philosophe proche de Sartre et un journaliste intéressé par les luttes ouvrières de son temps. - invités : Céline Marty, Christophe FOUREL - Céline Marty : Chercheuse en philosophie et en écologie politique, Christophe Fourel : Chef de la Mission Analyse Stratégique, Synthèses et Prospective à la Direction Générale de la Cohésion Sociale - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET

Kraftwerk - showroom dummies  Ultravox - mr X Outkast & George Clinton - synthesizer Parliament - Flashlight Georgio Mordor - (theme from) Midnight Express  Suzanne Cianni - lay down beside me New Order - Thieves Like Us Human League - Do Or Die Howard Jones - Human's Lib  Cybotron - Industrial Lines U2 - The Unforgettable Fire  Prince - Head David Sylvian & Sakamoto - Bamboo Houses Yazoo - In My Room Depeche Mode - Leave In Silence

Send us a textEpisode 014From the groundbreaking Lyricon of the 1970s to today's Roland Aerophone, Tom's distinctive electronic wind sounds have shaped countless recordings across jazz, pop, and film scores for decades.The continuation of our in-depth conversation with this legendary musician reveals fascinating insights about his approach to technology and musicianship. "What would best benefit the music?" Tom asks, explaining that wind controllers have always been just another tool in his arsenal, alongside saxophones and other woodwinds. This pragmatic philosophy has guided his five-decade career, allowing him to bring precisely the right sound to each musical situation.Tom shares colorful stories about watching Michael Brecker perform with the EWI at the Hollywood Bowl, his collaboration with Herb Alpert (who Tom credits with "reintroducing horns back into pop music" in the 1960s), and his ongoing quest to recapture the magic of his original Lyricon sound with modern technology. His description of searching for authentic expression amid endless digital possibilities will resonate with electronic musicians of all stripes.What truly distinguishes Tom's approach is his focus on musical expression rather than technological novelty. As he explains, of the hundreds of available sounds on modern wind controllers, he only cares deeply about the handful that allow him to express himself authentically. This quality-over-quantity philosophy serves as a valuable compass for musicians navigating today's overwhelming array of digital options.The conversation also delves into practical territory, with Tom and hosts Matt and Alistair exchanging tips on customizing Aerophone settings, adjusting key functions, and solving common playability challenges. These technical insights offer immediate value for wind controller players seeking to optimize their instruments.Ready to dive deeper into Tom Scott's world? Follow his podcast "Tom Scott's Podcast Express," tune into his weekly radio show "Hang Time with Tom Scott" on KJAZZ (www.kkjz.org), or connect with him on social media @TomScottJazzman. His website tomscottmusic.com serves as a hub for all his creative endeavors. Subscribe now and join us for future episodes exploring the wonderful world of wind controllers!If you'd like to send us a question for an upcoming episode, please email us at info@aerophoneacademy.comOr leave us a voice message that we can include in the podcast here.For more information about Matt, visit www.patchmanmusic.comFor great Aerophone courses, visit www.isax.academy

Un nuevo 808 Radio en Radio Castilla-La Mancha que nos descurbre las últimas creaciones de Dj Gigola remezclando a Shygirl, Parquesvr o Nosaj Thing & Jacques Greene a manos de Matthew Dear como Audion. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas junto a Melanie Labusch para tratar de comprender el cambio de logo de una marca y Comarca está al habla presentando su nuevo disco: “No Va Durar Per Sempre”. La Lista I: PBO - Ghost Flip A Coin [Unreel Records] Dosem - Full Senses [Anjunadeep] Beatrice Dillon - Basho [Portrits GRM] Pablo Bolivar & Celestial Sphere - Good Deal [Seven Villas] Samuel L Session - Triple Stair [Dex L's Session] Al Habla: Comarca pres. “No va a durar per Sempre”. La Lista II: Comarca - No Va Durar Per Sempre [Gordo Trax] U.E. - Drawing Of Me [u] Rick Wade - What I gotta Do [Phonogramme] Impérieux - Saat [Hessle Audio] Dj Trystero - Untitled 6 [FELT] Dj Graymo - Phi Creetcha [Belters 4U] Meetsysteem - Waar Ontmoet Jij De Maan [Nous'klaer Audio] La Lista III: Juno Mamba x edapollo - U Always [Mushroom Music] Naturalisten - Canopy Dreams [E2-E8] Tim Paris - That Summer [Live At Robert Johnson] Acida Dominga – Imagination Creates Reality (Italo Brutalo Remix) [Eternal States] DJQ - Poly Effector [trench] Shygirl - True Religion (feat. Isabella Lovestory & PinkPantheress) (DJ Gigola Remix) [Because Music Ltd.] Generador de Ideas: El peso emocional de un logo, con Melanie Labusch. La Lista IV: Juri Heidemann - Drifting [Dolly TS] Nosaj Thing & Jacques Greene - Unknown (Audion Remix) [LUCKYME®] Speed Mode - Rosse [Subhills] Hedchef - Seventeen Petty Afflictions [Taboo Collective] Newtone – Myelin [bebé] A Sagittarium - Fountainhead [Elastic Dreams] Parquesvr - El Palco [Raso]

June 14: Ten Years Of Monologues w/ X-Press 2, Ghosten & Daisybelle @ 17 Little Portland Street, London - invite-only - DM me on Instagram for paid guestlist. The Monologues Podcast invites producers to mix an hour of their own productions. Follow our Bandcamp for our label releases. The crown prince of Germany's Italo/Electro scene takes the reins for our latest mix. Whether it's his solo endeavours or his excellent Tuff City Kids collabs with Gerd Janson and Black Spuma project alongside Fabrizio Mammarella, he's a producer who always delivers, taking the sounds of the '80s and bringing them bang up to date.  *How would you describe your sound?* Dance music between Italo, House, Electro, Synth, Rave, Acid and a little Techno .. mostly leaning towards 80ies sound.. maybe *What and who inspires you and influences your sound?*  I guess listening to music since being a kid and one specific and very forming influence was DJ Ata in the early days of the  Robert Johnson Club .. I guess that place in general.. i spent so many nights there. *Can you tell us a little about this mix and what it means to you?* My first 12" release came out 25 years ago ..and when i stumbled across your idea (from a few years back) to record a 100% Lauer music mix i thought: now is the time !   I tried to cover most periods featuring  some personal faavourites of mine.. and some "hits" ..  Its a bit random .. but  i feel it is a good representation of what   i did in the last years... hehe Tracklist:  Lauer - Handcuffs [Separe Rec] ⁠Lauer - HR BosS [LARJ] ⁠Lauer - Delta NRG [Brontosaurus] ⁠Lauer - Tyler [Running Back] ⁠Maximilian Dunbar - Polo (Lauer Remix) [LARJ] ⁠Lauer - Hershel [Permanent Vacation] ⁠Lauer - Stigma [Beats In Space] ⁠Lauer - Antinat [LARJ] ⁠Lauer - Muscles [Running Back] Lauer - Vizzi Vazzi [Running Back] Lauer - Gammelan 25 [Permanent Vacation] Lauer - Inkeliet 880 [DGTL] ⁠Lauer - Fatigue [Running Back] Lauer - Felt Bat [Public Release] Lauer - Make It Stay feat. Dena [Permanent Vacation]  

MixTape 118 - Neo Synth & House Dance Mix 1. The Midnight – Days of Thunder 2. The Weeknd – Blinding Lights 3. Ollie Wride, Sunglasses Kid – Stranger Love 4. Kavinsky – Nightcall 5. MGMT – Little Dark Age 6. Timecop1983, Josh Dally – One Night 7. W O L F C L U B – Summer Lights 8. Italove – Strangers in the Night 9. M83 – Midnight City 10. Scandroid – Neo-Tokyo 11. Parralox – Aeronaut 12. Carly Rae Jepsen – Run Away With Me 13. Highway Superstar, Frankmusik – By My Side 14. Hurts – Wonderful Life 15. FM Attack, KRISTINE – Magic 16. Tesla Boy – Electric Lady 17. The Sound of Arrows – Nova 18. LeBrock – Runaway 19. FM-84 – Fade (Running in the Night)

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But it did happen. Jack and Corey are joined by writer/director Charles Ingram (Lords of Synth, Funny Or Die) to talk Paul Thomas Anderson's sprawling Valley based epic mosaic, MAGNOLIA (1999)! The three talk the Valley, breaking bones, The Worm, PTA's cocaine energy, Tom Cruise's thetans, The Largo, Jon Brion's amazing score, long prologues, Charles Fort, running into celebrities, double tape movies, making masterpieces, The Anderson Directors, adult braces, good CGI, DVD easter eggs, Cinema Secrets, Movie Magic, Coolio, Anna Nicole Smith, Jerry Maguire, Aimee Mann, Kevin Smith and Frogs.Support the pod by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/cinemapossessedpod and unlock the Cinema Possessed Bonus Materials, our bi-monthly bonus episodes where we talk about more than just what's in our collection.Instagram: instagram.com/cinemapossessedpodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cinemapossessedpodEmail: cinemapossessedpod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's Object Worship is a chit-chat among hosts about pedals that do "the thing." Andy has a new song he's obsessed with, there's a bit of recent pedal news discussed, but mostly they take voicemails and ponder the question: what is the thing? Buy yourself some OBNE: http://www.oldbloodnoise.comJoin the conversation in Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PhpA5MbN5uFollow us all on the socials: @danfromdsf, @andyothling, @oldbloodnoiseSubscribe to Andy's Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/powereconomyLeave us a voicemail at 505-633-4647!

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À l'occasion des 80 ans de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Yani Khezzar, journaliste à TF1, a conçu un format vidéo exceptionnel mêlant technologie immersive et rigueur historique. Il revient sur les coulisses de cette réalisation innovante diffusée dans le JT de TF1 : une reconstitution des derniers mois de la guerre grâce à la vidéo volumétrique, aux décors virtuels, aux voix multilingues, et à une dizaine d'outils d'intelligence artificielle.Ce projet ambitieux de huit minutes, à mi-chemin entre le reportage et le documentaire, propose une immersion saisissante dans l'Histoire, en incarnant l'actualité passée comme si elle se déroulait aujourd'hui. Yani Khezzar raconte comment les technologies les plus avancées ont permis de reconstituer les champs de bataille, les visages des grands dirigeants, et même les ambiances sonores de l'époque, tout en conservant un objectif journalistique clair : mieux informer et mieux transmettre.-----------

Dive into stillness with this episode of Relaxing Music: Dark & Deep Synth for Enhanced Meditation. This immersive soundscape features rich, low-frequency synth tones designed to ground your energy, deepen your breath, and guide you into a state of focused, mindful relaxation.Be sure to Subscribe & Rate this podcast and Find Us at YouTube.com/@AudioZenGarden. Listen free wherever you get your podcasts! ☺SUBSCRIBE NOWApple Podcasts ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/apple Amazon Music ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/amazon Spotify ⇨ http://audiozengarden.com/spotifyYouTube ⇨ http://youtube.com/@audiozengardenAudio used with license via freesound.org. Contact myaudiozengarden@gmail.com.

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Today Object Worship is joined by Angelo Mazzocco and Terry Burton of Meris! Many a Meris pedal has come up in conversation on the cast, so the hosts were glad to welcome two of the company's founders to talk about their music gear journeys. We begin with Terry's Marshall 6100 amp, then discuss Angelo's Ibanez RG570 guitar, and trace various parallels of their development as musicians, tinkerers, and now engineers at the forefront of guitar pedals. Buy yourself some Meris pedals: https://www.meris.us/See the first episode of Cooking With Meris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxhGQPWQmxQBuy yourself some OBNE: http://www.oldbloodnoise.comJoin the conversation in Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PhpA5MbN5uFollow us all on the socials: @andy.pitcher, @danfromdsf, @andyothling, @oldbloodnoiseSubscribe to Andy's latest Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/powereconomyLeave us a voicemail at 505-633-4647!

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