Art Music Technology (2024)

15/05/2022

Today is the last of the Art + Music + Technology podcasts. You can listen to it here:

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-finale

You can also read the text of the message here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/66445163

Thanks for so many years of support as I created this wonderful project, and I hope that it still brings years of enjoyment to you!

[ddg]

Unfortunately, today is the last day of podcasting for the Art + Music + Technology podcast. Health issues have gotten in the way, and it would be impossible to continue. You can read the transcription of this article, as well as finding some interesting writing on my Patreon page: Thank you for bei...

01/05/2022

Podcast #380 is up, with composer Panic Girl (Martha Bahr)!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-380-panic-girl-martha-bahr

Hey friends – back with a great one! Panic Girl combines monster compositional chops with skillful modular (and more) manipulation, an obsession with effects and a willingness to try anything in search of the perfect sound. She is also one of those artists that makes instruments sound like ‘them’ – in her case, it is her ability to make the Cocoquantis sing that had me at the get-go.

I don’t need to say more: she’s a remarkable artist, and you need to hear this chat!

[ddg]

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Oh yeah! I’ve been working on getting this interview for a while. It combines modular synths (love ‘em), compositional techniques, an extremely busy schedule – and even using the voice as an instrument! The time that I got to spend with Martha Bahr (Panic Girl) was more than amazing – it was...

17/04/2022

Podcast #379 is up, with software designer Greg LoPiccolo!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-379-greg-lopiccolo

Greg’s background started in Boston-area bands, started working on games, and ended up being the product manager for Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Now he has a new project – ToneStone – that combines some of the game-like qualities of those earlier systems, but opens the door to music creation, not just karaoke. Very interesting stuff!

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So there are precious few music software packages that will come up during discussions at my family’s dinner table. Logic? No way. Ableton Live? Mainly because the kids really like their T-shirts. But if I want to get the kids chattering, I can bring up the family’s retro-love of Guitar Hero or ...

03/04/2022

Podcast #378 is up, with electroacoustic genius Jean-François Charles!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-378-jean-franois-charles

Jean-François has been super-influential to me, opening up the doors to some bizarre and wonderful Max patching ideas over the years, but also helping me understand spectral processing and live electroacoustic performance. His approach is personal, but grasp-able, and I am just in awe with the things he has been willing to share over the years. He’s really one of my electronic music theory heroes, and I hope that you enjoy this amazing chat!

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What can I say about Jean-François Charles, other than he is amazing! He is one of the people in this world that has bothered to describe spectral processing in a way that is both musical and accessible (to the extent that it can be…), and has backed it up with a great career of both performance ...

20/03/2022

Podcast #377 is up, with sound designer Udit Duseja!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-377-udit-duseja

Udit has built an incredible career by working with directors to create, recreate and even extend the sound environments presented in their films. In our interview, we dig into the tools he uses, the perspectives he takes in creating sonic environments, and even the processes he uses to interact with directors in creating the perfect sound world.

Enjoy this amazing chat!

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Udit Duseja has built quite a career. Starting off dropping Pro Tools markers while hanging at a recording studio, he is now doing sound design and sound editing work across a wide range of films. In preparing for this interview, I did a fair amount of research (watching films – oh, so hard!), and...

06/03/2022

Podcast #376 is up, with composer/performer Peder Simonsen!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-376-peder-simonsen

Peder Simonsen has such an incredible practice – he is an accomplished producer, active performer/improviser and ensemble member. But his main groove is microtonalism – going so far as to dig deep into microtonal tuba (solo, as well as in the ensemble Microtub). In our discussion, we dig deep into microtonalism – how it is done, how you write for it, and how it works in group settings. We also dig deeply into his compositional techniques, and I learned a ton during our discussion.

Enjoy this mind-blowing chat!

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Sometimes my attention is grabbed by something unexpected. In researching Peder Simonsen, I was very impressed with his production work, his work with modular system – but then I read about his work with the tuba. Microtonal tuba. In a group. That stopped me in my tracks, and I had to learn more. ...

20/02/2022

Podcast #375 is up, with bassist/composer Steuart Liebig!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-375-steuart-liebig

What do you get when you combine a 6-string bass, multiple fuzz boxes, a modular synthesizer and the focus to do something with them? You get composer Steuart Liebig’s enormous body of work, which spans collabs with people like Nels Cline and G.E. Stinson, to solo compositions, and his latest modular-based compositions.

A delightful discussion with an amazing character, Steuart has one of the most unique backgrounds of anyone I’ve ever interviewed. Dig into this one – it’s worth it!

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Steuart Liebig’s story is quite amazing. From grade school jazz gigging, through extensive touring, to a spot as part of LA’s verdant experimental jazz scene, Steuart’s life of music is quite amazing. A proponent of the 6-string bass, you can find Steuart working in groups with Nels Cline, Way...

06/02/2022

Podcast #374 is up, featuring a Q&A with David Zicarelli!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-374-a-qa-with-david-zicarelli

Well. I wanted to speak with David Z for this 374th podcast, but he wasn’t up for an interview. Instead, he wanted to do a Q&A, where we would ask each other questions. It was a format I’d not done before, so I was up for the challenge. The results are both interesting and unexpected.

Our discussions range include childhood memories, vinyl collecting, ‘quality as a parameter’, self-motivation, and the social value of performance. And about a million other things, too. An amazing and wide-ranging discussion (although I hope you don’t think I talk too much on this one!!!).

Enjoy!

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OK, so this is a little different… I, and many of my coworkers, tend to do special things around the number “74” (the company name is Cycling ’74, if you didn’t already know). For #374, I decided that I’d talk to David Zicarelli again – just like I did in #74. When I asked him, he reje...

23/01/2022

Podcast #373 is up, featuring composer Elainie Lillios!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-373-elainie-lillios

I’m a huge fan of Elainie Lillios’ work, and was really excited to pin her down for a discussion. And in our hour-long chat, we learn about her background, how she puts together her compositions (and prepares them for performers) and even how she feels about recordings of her work.

Additionally, Elainie is a super-active teacher, both at Bowling Green State University and the SPLICE Institute. And, amazingly, all of her teaching load seems to push her forward, helping her to stay excited about both composing and the academy. A fantastic interview - enjoy!

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I’ve been trying to get Elainie Lillios on the podcast for some time. I’ve seen her, and heard her work at SEAMUS conferences in the past, and she has come up in conversations several times during the course of the podcast. So I was quite excited when we finally were able to pull this together. ...

09/01/2022

Podcast #372 is up, featuring Synclavier developer Cameron Warner Jones!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-372-cameron-warner-jones

If you know electronic music, you’ve heard of (or at least heart) the Synclavier Digital Music System. This is the system that powered everything from Michael Jackson’s Thriller album through tons of TV and movie scores throughout the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. The system has gone through a couple of revisions over the years, and it was great to talk to one of its inventors about the history and the future of the Synclavier.

In our chat, we talk about both cultural and technical challenges in producing the Synclavier system, and talk about how it was developed from scratch (designing your own computer? operating system?), how the technology changed under it, and how Cameron has coped with maintaining it through the years. And, in the meantime, we learn a lot about one of the people that was key to its creation and maintenance.

Enjoy!

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Cameron Warner Jones is the kind of person that, once you’ve heard of him, you just want to get to know him. Imagine a person that gets his start in the dark halls of Dartmouth’s Computer Music halls, designs and implements the complex musical system used by everyone at the time, then carries on...

26/12/2021

Podcast #371 is up, featuring movie sound pros Peter Albrechtsen and David Barber!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-371-peter-albrechtsen-and-david-barber

Peter and David were involved in the sound design and re-recording work for a film (The Killing Of Two Lovers, by Robert Machoian) that has no musical soundtrack: it is all sound design, foley and dialogue. The result is a unique viewing experience, with a high-tension, high-attention background for an intense movie.

In our chat, we learn about their background, their work in collaboration (with others, and with each other) and how the sound work for this movie was imagined, how the signature sounds were created, and what’s important (or not) in this environment. A great insight into some amazing artists’ work and process.

Enjoy!

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I’ve long been interested in sound design and post-production work, so when I got the opportunity to interview Peter Albrechtsen and David Barber, I jumped at the chance. Peter and David worked on the movie The Killing Of Two Lovers (by Robert Machoian), which is rather unique because it has no tr...

12/12/2021

Podcast #370 is up, featuring artist/prof Chris Coleman!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-370-chris-coleman

Do you know someone that is on the front end of every technology, microprocessor and software product? Chris Coleman is one of those people for me – and he’s continued this in the years since I’ve left University of Denver (where he teaches), informing me of “what’s going down” via his active Twitter feed.

In our discussion, we talk about how microprocessors, physical vs. digital primacy, NFT’s and more, and we also get to learn about how Chris got to be the teacher and the artist that he is. A fascinating chat with a fascinating guy.

Enjoy!

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Part of my history is attending and teaching at University of Denver in the Emerging Digital Practices program. One of the professors in this department is Chris Coleman, and he was a fascinating person to be around – he was always digging into new technologies, checking out both software and hard...

28/11/2021

Podcast #369 is up, featuring Plan 9’s David Donaldson and Steve Roche!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-369-david-donaldson-and-steve-roche-plan-9

What do you get when you mix quirky composers, group improvisation, innovative sound design and a unique workspace? Well, you might end up with Plan 9 – a collective out of Wellington, New Zealand, that has a robust IMDB listing, a number of performance groups and a kind-of-insane sample library business.

In our discussion, we talk about how these folks got started, how they broke into the soundtrack/sound design business, how that led to making sample libraries, and what COVID has done to the lot of them. This is a great view into the lives of working musicians that aren’t caught up in a single self-definition, but work all the angles to keep things exciting.

Enjoy!

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When Andrew Pask pointed me toward Plan 9 (and made an initial introduction), I couldn’t really tell what I was getting into. The soundtrack work was very interesting, and their recent releases mapped out a compelling set of skills. But then I checked out Modwheel – which is their sample library...

07/11/2021

Podcast #368 is up, featuring Buchla U.S.A.’s Eric Fox!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-368-eric-fox-buchla-usa

With the recent announcement of the official Tiptop Buchla modules, along with the sneak peek at the revised Buchla Easel, I figured it was time to get in the car, drive up to Minneapolis, and have a chat with Buchla & Associates’ owner, Eric Fox.

In our discussion, we learn about his rural background, becoming a punk guitarist, entering music retailing – and eventually finding synthesizer sales as his muse. Next thing you know, he’s running Buchla and Associates, and is managing a mixture of the classic and the new (as the above reveals would imply). He also fills us in on his view of ethical business management, and his role in music instrument history.

Enjoy!

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One of the big surprises of the late 2010’s was the acquisition of Buchla and Associates by someone local to me: Eric Fox of Foxtone Music. I’d heard of Foxtone, but never visited, and never expected something like this to happen in good ‘ol Minneapolis. But sure enough, Buchla was now based o...

24/10/2021

Podcast #367 is up, featuring Mike Metlay!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-367-mike-metlay-bjooks

You might know Mike Metlay from his work as editor at Recording Magazine for many years. Or you might know him from his artistic life, both as a solo artists and the force behind some seminal Internet-based music groups. Or you might know him as a DJ/artist at RadioSpiral.com.

But his current venture – as editor-in-chief at Bjooks.com – has put him in a position to interact with some amazing gear as part of the release of the new book: Synth Gems 1. This is a book about “the beauty of synthesizers”, and is a must-have for anyone that appreciates synths, or even appreciates amazing industrial design. In our discussion, we learn about the process of conceiving and executing the creation of this book, and about the amazing group of people that helped bring it together.

Enjoy!

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This podcast is about art, music and the technology that enables it. But it is also about creativity, motivation and the future of music and art. I do interviews with amazing artists and technologists, and hope to crack the surface of their practice. You can support the podcast at https://www.patreo...

10/10/2021

Podcast #366 is up, featuring synth designer Paula Maddox!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-366-paula-maddox

Getting to dig into the mind of a synth designer is always super-fun for me. This week, we talk to Paula Maddox: most widely known for her work on the Modal 008, 002 and 001 synths, and the current proprietor of Dove Audio (dove-audio.com).

In our chat, we talk about Paula’s history, her synthesizer design perspectives, and a look at both her classic designs as well as ideas for future work. We also talk a little about her music creations too – and how her favorite musicians still influence her work.

Enjoy!

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Paula Maddox is a wonder. She’s got an amazing history of synth design, and the work continues; her current company (Dove Audio - ) produces modules in Euro and 5U format, featuring her unique take on wavetables-as-oscillators. We share a passion for wavetables and single-cycle waveshapes, so it w...

26/09/2021

Podcast #365 is up, featuring composer/performer Mark Fell

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-365-mark-fell

Damn – it’s great when I get to talk to someone whose conceptual work and musical work is equally interesting to me. Mark Fell is that person – his attention to the aesthetics of music, his ideas and ex*****on of rhythm, and his willingness to have great collaborations… it all speaks to me.

In our chat, we go over his ideas, his recording history, and how he approaches composition and arrangement. It’s super interesting, especially since I’ve been a long-time fan of his work, going from SND to his most recent work with live performers. Fascinating!

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Mark Fell is one of my favorite artists – his work is the right mix of comfortable and challenging, and his music is truly as good as his ideas about music! As a result, I end up listening to a lot of his work, from the SND material released by Mille Plateaux to his recent experiments with live mu...

12/09/2021

Podcast #364 is up, featuring composer/performer Carl Stone!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-364-carl-stone

It’s taken me a bit to get the courage to interview Carl – not because of any personal thing, but just because I am such a fan. His work opened doors for me that were critical in my development as a musician and sonic explorer, and I know that he has affected many others in a similar way.

In our discussion, we talk about his background, his changing performance systems and his recorded work. And we also get to see the creative mind behind the music, and learn more about how this work comes together.

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Carl Stone has been a huge influence on me – his work transported me from “Interested in that music tech stuff for making pop tunes” to “Let’s get serious!” His exploration into the nature of sampled sounds – and sampled/mashed/twisted tracks – took some of the ideas explored by Scha...

29/08/2021

Podcast #363 is up, featuring composer Jeff Rona!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-363-jeff-rona

Doing an interview with Jeff Rona has been one of the things I’ve been most looking forward to doing. I was fascinated by his descriptions of work in The Reel World articles for Keyboard Magazine, and I sought out every soundtrack that he was involved in. I was also a huge fan of the Liquid Cinema (produced by M-Audio), and have recently been drawn into his solo music releases as well.

In addition to staying involved in soundtrack creation, he is expanding into game music, working on another solo album, and is banging away at a third edition of The Reel World Book. It seemed like a great time to have a chat, and we got along like best friends. A wonderful discussion, and a great view into the background of a major Hollywood composer.

Enjoy!

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This podcast is about art, music and the technology that enables it. But it is also about creativity, motivation and the future of music and art. I do interviews with amazing artists and technologists, and hope to crack the surface of their practice. You can support the podcast at https://www.patreo...

15/08/2021

Podcast #362 is up, featuring educator Will Kuhn!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-362-will-kuhn

Will Kuhn is mighty busy: teaching Ableton Live in high school, writing books (cowriting Electronic Music School: A Contemporary Approach to Teaching Musical Creativity and Interactive Composition: Strategies Using Ableton Live and Max for Live) as well and doing his own music. I was able to wedge myself into his schedule for an amazing discussion.

In our chat, we cover the development of his educational approach, how things were codified for his new book, and how he is continuing to grow his practice. Even if you aren’t a teacher, you will find tons of information on learning music and thinking about your process. It is also really inspiring to hear about how music education is changing – and becoming a leadership center in the modern high school.

Enjoy!

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Will Kuhn is well-known in the Ableton Live community. He pioneered the use of Ableton in the K-12 classroom, and recently released a new book: Electronic Music School: A Contemporary Approach to Teaching Musical Creativity. I was happy to corner him recently, and we had a great chat about his backg...

01/08/2021

Podcast #361 is up, featuring Elder Island's Luke Thornton!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-361-luke-thornton-elder-island

Luke Thornton is ostensibly the drummer/bassist for the trio Elder Island, but in having our discussion with him, it’s clear that everyone in the band has their fingers in everything. Since their development practice is based on collaborative looping and sound design, their sound is truly the combination of everyone’s efforts and input.

But the discussion with Luke was revealing, in that we learn a lot about how songs are developed, how they engage external production resources, but also how they learn about things themselves – and how each individual takes a unique approach to music making. A fascinating look into the process of this impressive crew.

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Luke Thornton, one of the three people that make up the band , perfectly embodies the self-learning/DIY perspectives that are fueling the exciting edge of current music making. Outfitted with a studio full of interesting gear, a lineup of dedicated friends, and the time to focus on production, Elder...

18/07/2021

Podcast #360 is up, featuring artist Lisa Bella Donna!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-360-lisa-bella-donna

Lisa is all over my feed: her work with Moog, her support of Sisters With Transistors, her consistent musical releases – they all speak to me (and apparently to my algorithm). So I was very happy to have the chance to interview her and learn about her hard-working background, the obsession with analog synths, and where she’s at today.

Have a listen, and take the opportunity to check out her work. And also learn more about the process of developing a truly personal musical voice. Enjoy!

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Lisa Bella Donna is somehow algorithmically connected to me – her work shows up consistently in my social media feeds, the sites that I read cover her work, and (of course) the music really speaks to me. So it’s kind of odd that it has taken so long to get her on the pod. Maybe it’s because sh...

04/07/2021

Podcast #359 is up, featuring inventor/artist Tim Exile!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-359-tim-exile

From his work on The Finger and Flesh, through his development of the Flow Machine, to his current gig with Endlesss, Tim Exile does that great balancing act between artistry and invention. In this discussion, we dive into his background, how he got into Reaktor programming, the creation of the Flow Machine, and his vision for Endlesss (https://endlesss.fm/).

Along the way, we also learn about his vision for collaboration, isolation and his efforts to become a developer. A great and inspiring chat with an amazing dev/musician. Enjoy!

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Tim Exile has been involved in the Music Tech world for a long time. As the developer of a number of effects and instruments for Native Instruments (including Flesh - and The Finger - ), he became well-known for pushing the envelope on what we considered to be ‘normal’ devices. And after some gr...

20/06/2021

Podcast #358 is up, featuring Alessandro Cortini!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-358-alessandro-cortini

If you are into electronic music, you know Alessandro Cortini. A touring member of Nine Inch Nails, Alessandro has also build up a nice career as a composer and performer of dark-but-beautiful soundscapes. His latest release, Scuro Chiaro (on Mute), expands on the great sound – and the great sound design – that he is so well-known for.

In our chat, we talk about his work on the album, some of the gear and techniques he’s been using for music production, work on the Make Noise Strega, and even a little bit about his history with the guitar.

Enjoy!

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This podcast is about art, music and the technology that enables it. But it is also about creativity, motivation and the future of music and art. I do interviews with amazing artists and technologists, and hope to crack the surface of their practice. You can support the podcast at https://www.patreo...

06/06/2021

Podcast #357 is up, featuring sound designer Drew Schlesinger!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-357-drew-schlesinger

Drew has had his fingers into so many of the things I love: Roland JD-series machines, Eventide effects, and a bunch of the E-mu ROMpler machines. And, at the time, he was one of the few people that was making a living by doing synth programming. He got a chance to work with some of the kings of the sound design world, but he also has an awesome history of music-making (including an album with David Torn).

So amazing to hear about the history of digital synths from Korg, Roland, Yamaha and others. Enjoy!

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I’ve been a synth-head for a very long time. As a result, I have these little personal dropping-off points of favorite bits of gear: Ensoniq ESQ-1, Roland JD-800, E-mu Proteus and Morpheus. So imagine my surprise when a recent parcel of Facebook paraded all of my favorite synths. And it was put ou...

23/05/2021

Podcast #356 is up, featuring Yaeltex founder Alejo Yael!

https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-356-alejo-yael-yaeltex

Alejo Yael spends some time talking to us about his (and his brother’s) namesake Yaeltex – a MIDI Controller company that is an amazing design-your-own system that brings one-off manufacturing to MIDI controllers, and puts you in a position to create your dream device. Check out yaeltex.com to learn more (and to see some wild examples), but listen in as we discuss the evolution of the company, their vision for the future, and how they see controllers fitting into the creative environment.

Enjoy!

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This podcast is about art, music and the technology that enables it. But it is also about creativity, motivation and the future of music and art. I do interviews with amazing artists and technologists, and hope to crack the surface of their practice. You can support the podcast at https://www.patreo...

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