Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

New Modular Podcast: Podular Modcast by Tim Held and Ian Price


The Podular Modcast is a nice new podcast about modular synthesis, hosted by Tim Held and Ian Price from Seattle, WA.

In their podcast series (ten episodes recorded already) they will be chatting with synthesists, module manufacturers/designers and synth shop owners to see how modular has impacted their life, and of course they will be doing some patching.

Listen here for the first episode and subscribe to their Youtube Channel , or find them on iTunes or Stitcher

Follow Podular Modcast on Twitter or Instagram for regular updates and more news.

They also have a Patreon-site: patreon.com/podularmodcast 

Tuesday, January 23, 2018

New Podcast: Why We Bleep by Mylar Melodies



I've been a long-time fan of Mylar Melodies. and his (Eurorack) video-productions, and yesterday he released the first episode of a brand new monthly podcast interview-series.

The new show is called Why We Bleep, and in it he meets electronic music makers and the people who make their equipment.
He explores their experiences, their processes, and see what can we learn from them.
"The show is inspired by an eternal struggle to get better at making music. To better understand the mysterious, unique and amazing people behind the equipment and music that we love. And to better understand where music making might be going.", according to the creator.

The podcast is available on iTunes, YouTube, and HERE on his site, and takes the form of a conversation recorded in-person, and also captured on camera where possible.

The first episode starts with meeting @musicthing Tom Whitwell, from Music Thing Modular, open source electronic musical instruments: http://musicthing.co.uk/modular/

Next episode will be Justin Owen of Abstract Data, Abstract Data designs & manufactures electronic musical instruments & effects in Eurorack Modular and Desktop formats.

Tuesday, October 07, 2014

SiteTip: The Distillery Podcast by Sam Botstein

Samuel Botstein is a composer, performer, sound and instrument designer based in Los Angeles, California.
Botstein is known for his experimental and electronic music and performances on trumpets,
turntables, and synthesizers.

Botstein is also the host of The Distillery, a very interesting interview podcast series focused on figures in the world of  music technology. 

Look at the impressive episode-list with the people he already interviewed, and have a listen...

New episodes seem to appear very frequent lately (weekly?), so keep an eye on The Distillery's website and don't miss another episode...