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Episode 30: Programmable Spectral Processor Model 296M
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Welcome to episode 30 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we dig into the mighty and complex Programmable Spectral Processor Model 296. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a MEMS Project version of the module and did our best to put it through it’s paces.
Show notes:
Hello: 0:00
296M Feature Dive: 17:15
Envelope Follower Outputs & Feedback Patching: 1:24:15
Goodbye: 1:44:00
For more information about the MEMS 296 go to: https://thebeast.co.uk/296m/
Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/
Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/
Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/
Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast:
https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/
Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261
Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/
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Welcome to episode 30 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we dig into the mighty and complex Programmable Spectral Processor Model 296. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a MEMS Project version of the module and did our best to put it through it’s paces.
Show notes:
Hello: 0:00
296M Feature Dive: 17:15
Envelope Follower Outputs & Feedback Patching: 1:24:15
Goodbye: 1:44:00
For more information about the MEMS 296 go to: https://thebeast.co.uk/296m/
Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/
Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/
Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/
Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast:
https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/
Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261
Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/
Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/
Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty
Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty
Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty
Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio
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1 Episode 31: David Kean & The 260e 2:20:30
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 31 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we got the opportunity to talk with David Kean about his time working, and being friends with Don Buchla. He commissioned a few modules (255, 297, 299) that eventually led to Don developing the 200e system. We then dig into the byproduct module that came from these commissions, the Duophonic Pitch Class Generator Model 260e. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 David Kean Interview: 22:00 260e Exploration: 1:31:00 Goodbye: 2:18:00 For more information about David Kean’s Ondes Martenot recreation, the Ondea. Visit: https://www.ondesmartenot.com/ Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
1 Episode 30: Programmable Spectral Processor Model 296M 1:46:00
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 30 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we dig into the mighty and complex Programmable Spectral Processor Model 296. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a MEMS Project version of the module and did our best to put it through it’s paces. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 296M Feature Dive: 17:15 Envelope Follower Outputs & Feedback Patching: 1:24:15 Goodbye: 1:44:00 For more information about the MEMS 296 go to: https://thebeast.co.uk/296m/ Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
Our First Encounter L'incontro Cellule Il Suono Del Passato Un Momento Di Silenzio Staples Vicino Creating these soundscapes, partly feels as navigating through some fictive offshore territories emerging from Buchla, populated with forms of vivid matter — as speculative lifeforms— interacting under our ears. While balancing discipline and letting-go, intention & contingency, I am half the conductor and half the spectator of this polyphonic life, which at times seems frictional or even riotous. Diverse layers of sound, at different scales (possibly echoing microscopic processes or at times drone-scapes miles above the ground), may be violently —yet organically— erupting, morphing, swelling, eroding, dispersing, colliding, or collapsing. Sometimes swarming exosolar metropolis, with their expressive “concrète” fauna come into existence, and occupy the space in unregulated ways. These compositions are also a textural exploration. In some pieces, you can hear these sonorous critters inhabiting alien metropolis alternatively humming, buzzing, throbbing, whispering, hissing, roaring, creaking, rattling, etc. Although most of these pieces rely on samples, the original samples are warped, eroded, cut, squeezed and morphed in multiple ways, and quickly become illegible, alien. This disorientation is intended. Drifting away from the familiar & the terrestrial, with the aim to rewild our ears, minds and bodies through an exposure to a sonic otherness.…
1 Episode 29: Mark Verbos - 262v & 263v 3:22:15
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 29 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we talk to Mark Verbos from Verbos Electronics/Verbos & Associates about his decades long obsession with Buchla instruments. We also explore Mark’s Harmonic Oscillator and the Quantizer/Shift Register. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Harmonic Oscillator: 28:45 Quantizer/Shift Register: 56:00 Mark Verbos Interview: 1:28:00 Goodbye: 3:20:20 Link to Buchla Brochure: https://i1.wp.com/120years.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Screenshot-2021-08-06-at-13.53.17.png?resize=660%2C857&ssl=1 For more information about Verbos Electronics go to: https://www.verboselectronics.com/ Visit Mark’s Buchla blog at: https://buchlatech.blogspot.com/ Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
Hello, thanks for inviting me to participate on SoU, it's an honour to be part of it! In this mix I'm showcasing unreleased material I have almost exclusively performed on my 200e system, these jams illustrate some of the moods and sounds I'm looking for when making music on my own or collaborating with other artists here in London. The first track is a recording i did after hours of meditation on a Buchla patch together with my friend Vince Morris , we spoke the bare minimum and kept slowly developing the patch for hours focusing on capturing the sound of each oscillator separately while giving each of the outputs a very defined function in the landscape, it turns out more than one year after this track is going to be pressed on 180g vinyl and released on Titrate Records ( and you can pre-order it on bandcamp ) ! [ shameless promotion allowed? haha ] The second track is actually the first track I made using the 296e which I'm very happy to finally have with me - that's definitely the module that I have been dreaming about the most! I was very pleased with the saturation you can get from driving the inputs, not to mention feedbacking the comb out into itself... Really powerful module which surely will help me make the Buchla sound a lot more rude! The effects here are provided by the 2H9 made by the lovely peeps from Northern Light Modular - shout to Sascha who without a doubt is one of the biggest legends in the space, my system wouldn't be the same without all the technical support and advice from him. The third track ( starting at 31 minutes ) is a collaboration with my friend Steven McInerney who played some acoustic instruments and processed them on his eurorack and my friend Rin who played some mad electro-acoustic-ish instruments while i played the 250e... The following track was a very special jam I had the pleasure to record with my friend Adrian who I met online when studying his amazing open source granular ( definitely one of the most impressive granulars i ever seen ) and we ended up becoming best friends when he moved to London.. Last but not least I have two drone-ish tracks, one of which is exploring two simple oscillators out of tune being heavily processed on the H9 and another one where I solely used the 259e ( and loads of verb and delay )! I hope you enjoy it! ps: To listen to some of my dj mixes and other tracks i have released check out my soundcloud…
1 Episode 28: Kilpatrick Audio & A Yellow Sine 1:56:30
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 28 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we explore the Kilpatrick Audio K4816 Pattern Generator, then we talk to Andrew Kilpatrick and Pat McMaster from A Yellow Sine about their joint venture: The Sextuple Quadraphonic Spatial Director! Show notes: Hello: 0:00 K4816 Pattern Generator Exploration: 5:45 Andrew & Pat Interview: 46:10 Goodbye: 1:53:00 For more information about Kilpatrick Audio and to preorder the SQSD go to: https://www.kilpatrickaudio.com/ For more information about A Yellow Sine and the SQSD visit: https://www.ayellowsine.com/ Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
1 Episode 27: Alex Pleninger - Keen Association 3:01:00
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 27 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode we talk to Alex Pleninger from Keen Association and dig into the Graphic Waveform Generator Model 268e and Quad Transevent Generator Model 282e. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 268e Exploration: 23:50 282e Exploration: 1:10:05 Alex Pleninger Interview: 1:57:00 Goodbye: 2:58:00 For more information about Keen Association: https://www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=92 Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SourceOfUncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
The Sonny Downs Quartet is proud to present a selection of music written for Buchla 200e. All pieces were composed and performed exclusively on the 200e, with no external MIDI sequencing and no multitracking. Everything was sequenced or played using a 252e, 251e, and 223e. None of the music uses 12-tone equal temperament. Since the release of Village Melodies in 2020, I have been writing music exclusively using just intonation, using up to 11-limit tuning. 1- Afternoon Documentary 2- Storm Season 3- Whale Posse 4- Herbarium 5- Prefabricated Pond 6- Patio Sport 7- Water Feature https://thesonnydownsquartet.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFJ8EWkSYN_dt-wbwwAVY8Q…
Steven Barsky Music is life. I feel inspired to record the sonic patterns and sounds that are running around in my head. Sometimes they come fast and furious, I don’t think I’ll get the Logic up and recording before the ephemeral soundscape spewing from the speakers is gone. It happens so fast sometimes… Here are some examples of those dreams that got captured. Some meander, some bleep and bloop, some have something resembling an actual song structure. Some are part of my Tribute series of songs that pay homage to and remind you of the original song. Rain Dancing is an example of that. It is highly evocative of the end of the song Rain Dances on the Camel album of the same name. Listened to it as a teen, then it bounced around my head for several decades. Voila! Tribute! Give both a listen and you’ll see what I mean. Some of these songs pay homage to classic Buchla Styles. At least in my view. There’s a bit of Pop style here too, enjoy that. I love my Buchla gear. It takes me to a whole different place than my other synths do. Buchla is deep. I bought my Music Easel about 5 years ago and it’s only recently that I feel I understand a good part of it. The same with my 248r v2 MARF running v2.5 firmware ;-) At first I used it just like a sequencer for notes and gates, but with the special ability to change inter-step timing. Over the past year and a half the MARF has taught that it is oh so much more. Arbitrary Function, indeed! Thanks for the listen, Steven Tracks 1. Einstein Walks his Cat 2. Ropes Course 3. That Feeling’s Gone 4. Sticks 5. Reverse Guitar Thingy 6. Sparky’s Charge 7. Inner Space 8. Supercharged Roadtrip to the North 9. Funhouse 10. Gunfight at Noon 11. We are Siamese if you don’t please 12. Everybody, Now We Got It 13. So Falls Niagara Falls 14. Diamonds at Dusk 15. Slowly Now 16. FerryRide 17. Rain Dancing 18. DigiDooDoo 19. Afternoon on the Nestucca 20. Swing your MARF…
1 Episode 26: Steven Barsky & The Time Domain Processor 288r 2:07:45
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 26 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Kyle fly’s solo and digs into the new Time Domain Processor Model 288r. He then talks with Steven Barsky about overhauling the v2 MARF’s firmware. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 288r Deep Dive: 8:00 Steven Barsky Interview: 1:11:44 Goodbye: 2:05:40 Check out Steven Barsky’s music: https://soundcloud.com/steven-barsky Max Lord's MARF Book: https://github.com/wir35/marf-book/raw/ ... f-book.pdf Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
I am composer and performer based in Stockholm, Sweden. My work usually stays within the realm of electronic music both when performing as a solo artist and in different constellations, but I have also written for chamber ensembles, dance companies and some opera. Starting out with a basic Doepfer system in 1999, there have been modulars in my home studio ever since. Ten years ago I acquired my first small Buchla system. I started out with a 6-panel powered boat with a 206e, a 259e, a266e, a 281e and a 292e. Just before this was delivered, the Skylab cabinet was released. I tried to change my order into that instead and Don replied with a "yes". But of course I got the 6-boat anyway in the first shipment. Eventually, the Skylab arrived and I also added a 258v from Mark Verbos. The system has grown over the years and right now my system populates two Skylab cabinets, where one is my live system and the other have a more fixed position in the studio. I also still have the original 6-boat and an Easel Command. As an associate professor in electroacoustic composition at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, I also maintain and teach on our fairly large system which is a hybrid of 200e stuff and vintage modules from 1974. The school are also in possession of an original Easel which was very close to be thrown away in a move of store rooms some years ago. So, there's quite a lot of Buchla in my life and it is surely one of the cornerstones of my artistic work. My research is also all about different kinds of modularity, virtual and physical, human and non-human, and I usually strive for the perfect integration of my Buchla with self-made software instruments written mainly in the SuperCollider programming environment. For my performance at CCTV Stockholm in March this year, I started out with the intention to work with my Easel Command and a little live-coding system I've made. I practiced and made some recordings with this setup for some weeks, but also tried other solutions in parallel. I ended up using my my live Skylab, comprised of the following modules: 266e, Studio.h CSR, 225e, 281e, 292e, 285e, 261e, 259e, Studio.h DPO (258e) and 291e. For control, sequencing and mixing I used another home made SuperCollider instrument based on the Snyderphonics Manta controller ( http://snyderphonics.com/manta.htm ). It is a touch sensitive device with 48 pads, 4 buttons and 2 sliders. Basically, the SuperCollider instrument is a modular system where each pad can be assigned one or several functions, like volume control of hardware inputs from the Buchla, sending midi or cv, apply effects, sequencing or sampling. For the live set I used a combination of live input from the Buchla and loops and samples made during the recording sessions with the Easel. I have some music released on various labels using my real name, under the moniker Codespira1 and as part of different collaborations (mainly There are no more four seasons and RTTRSPRT). For further listening and info check these links: Social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codespira1/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/codespira1/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCspNTJ1xczCgKW0NUAMhSpQ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/emp/ Releases as Codespira1: Artefact (Moving Furniture Records, 2016) https://movingfurniturerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artefact Rasterfeld Archives #1 (CO-DEPENDENT, 2019) https://co-dependent.bandcamp.com/album/code009 Releases as Mattias Petersson: Remaining oddities, resultant additives (Jahr Null Aufnahmen, 2010) https://open.spotify.com/album/5IcAo9aprlVwNddnrXucLe?si=qXJ-Hd7tShqFXSmfhuDhbw Floodlight (Ideal Recordings, 2008) https://open.spotify.com/album/7nGL4dtqmfUnOKiXtvUzKD?si=uM7Yb9tUSsuGDovLMvzFEw Mimer (Fylkingen Records, 2003) https://open.spotify.com/album/41pgXkm2uw4iEbXSinyrSP?si=6aUh2fwfSS2kzuk5NMwICw RTTRSPRT: https://soundcloud.com/rttrsprt There are no more four seasons: Bandcamp: https://nm4s.bandcamp.com/ YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8_uqxOGZvxSRmEjKAuRl3g…
1 Episode 25: Nested Vector Oscillator 1:13:34
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 25 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert and Kyle grab a joystick and dive into the Human Comparator’s Nested Vector Oscillator. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 NVO Exploration: 25:00 NVO + CV: 53:30 Goodbye: 1:12:00 Find out more about the Nested Vector Oscillator check out: https://thehumancomparator.net/ Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
In the 1940’s, Pierre Schaeffer realized that the electronic medium opens up music composition to the whole domain of sonic phenomena. Technology enabled the composer to work directly with sound itself as opposed to an abstraction of it, operational signals on a sheet given to performers that could interpret them and realize the piece. For him, this reversal of the compositional process meant that we would need a new vocabulary to describe the whole reality of music, that notation only rendered a part of while all the while being prescriptive ; a language based on the premise that musical sounds are most importantly perceptual realities rather than acoustic ones. His idea was that we could use this framework to describe, discuss and reflect on our perception in a more objective way instead of relying on references to the origin of the sounds or onomatopoeia. This would in turn enable composers to identify and classify their materials based on their perceptual characteristics before manipulating and combining them into a piece of music. Buchla’s 200e, to me, embodies these concepts in a single, open-ended instrument that allows me to generate, shape and articulate sounds into musical objects for both composition and performance. This piece is an exercise in acknowledging my influences as well as a display of the way in which I have been using my 200e system in composition. It is organized in three parts : Part 1 : A dynamic and busy system, where the ‘humanized’ noise of the 272e provides changing and unpredictable timbres accumulating in parallel to the 261e's shapeshifting waveforms. The 223e allows my hands to guide the flow of the processing and impart intentional gestures among the chaos of the patch. Sounds disintegrate, coalesce and resonate as they move around the different channels of the (mixed down) quadraphonic space. Part 2 : A pulsating drone swells and brightens as it iterates. Here, I am trying to coax the slowest movements that I can out of the 200e, as I open a filter on a rich sound being continuously shaped by the 296e. At the time of composing this section, I was listening to a lot of Eliane Radigue’s electronic works, which are often based around the careful exploration and subtle control of the movement and beating that stems from phase relationships between oscillators. I chose to pay tribute to her unique form through this progressive reveal of the spectral content of the sound, making its various components gradually percolate and collide across delay lines. Part 3 : Part 2 blends into part 3, wherein sorrow gives in to a more hopeful colour. The 272e is sampled and then manipulated. Repetition, like an attempt to eternalize things I know have to die, disperses faint echoes that become more distant and fade in and out, gradually, like memories. Thank you to Kyle and Robert for the podcast and for providing me with an opportunity to share this. Thank you for listening and keep on patching! Bandcamp : https://davidpiazza.bandcamp.com…
1 Episode 24: MEMS Project Returns & The Boat Of Uncertainty 2:24:50
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 24 (or is it 23?) of Source Of Uncertainty. We are excited to welcome back Mark and Chip from the MEMS Project, and had a great time digging into their “Boat Of Uncertainty.” Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Boat Of Uncertainty: 1:37 Interview with Mark & Chip: 55:22 Goodbye: 2:22:52 Find out more about the MEMS Project at: https://memsproject.info/ Find the David Rosenboom’s book “Biofeedback And The Arts” here: http://www.frogpeak.org/fpartists_paypal/fprosenboom.html Purchase Robert’s music at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
Kevin Rix is a film trailer composer, guitarist, and modular synth artist. His compositions have appeared in trailers for films such as Avatar, How to Train Your Dragon, Robin Hood, Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean, Aquaman, Frozen 2, Black Widow, Top Gun: Maverick, The King's Man, Joker, and Cruella. In 2015, Kevin was introduced to modular synths and fell down the rabbit hole. “Visitors” is a live improvisation recorded in one take on a Buchla 24 panel system and Music Easel. I took an hour to program the 252e and do initial patching, then hit record. When using Buchla, I like to program modules like the 252e and start a basic patch with the sound off so I can discover and perform the patch in real time using the Todd Barton "follow the sound" method. There's no editing, overdubs, or mixing. The Easel was patched into a Strymon BlueSky. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdaO1wMpa0iCTimthFvfvxA https://robotrixie.bandcamp.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/6OneC6VqxKoEr5z6N17sOC?si=d57jujP1R8WU60wM1Nd_TQ…
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BIO Mathew Watson is a Melbourne (AU) based artist focussed on the exploration of electronic sound and the drumset. He has an extensive list of past and ongoing artist collaborations and has performed at arts festivals, music festivals, galleries and theatres in Australia, Japan and the USA. Watson began his musical life as a drummer, before turning attention to electronic sound, and in particular, modular synthesisers. He has established a highly personal approach to performance, composition and improvisation, as a solo artist and collaborator over the past two decades covering a vast spectrum of sound, style and form. He released several albums under the name Other Places (It Records) between 2010 and 2017 alongside solo albums focussed on the EMS Synthi Aks and Buchla 200/e system. Amongst a plethora of local and international collaborations, Watson has moonlighted with Bronx legends E.S.G and performed in several large scale Boredoms BoaDrum performances in Australia and Japan. A few thoughts about Spin Patterns. As a drummer I am forever drawn to rhythm and texture. I am fascinated and inspired by pulses derived via electronic means: be it the beating of an LFO or the plucking of a low pass gate. Spin Patterns is very much focussed around the simple idea of movement and pulses coming together. I love how mellow the flow of voltage seems in the Buchla system. It’s like the edges are rolled off. This feels more musical to me and I think you can feel this each time a new movement is set in motion, and as it reaches its destination. A perfect exchange of voltage, if such a thing can exist! Rather than using a sequencer for Spin Patterns, I decided to focus all attention on the relationship between cycling function generators and the Source of Uncertainty random voltage module. It is this relationship which is at the very heart of this album. I never tire of exploring this simple idea as it always yields new patterns and sounds that inspire me to create something new. I hope you enjoy this album as much as I enjoyed making it. BANDCAMP: https://matwatson.bandcamp.com…
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1 Episode 22: Buchla USA CEO Eric Fox & The Infinite Phase Shifter 2:49:10
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 22 of Source Of Uncertainty. Get ready to phase in or phase out (whichever you prefer) with a long look at the Infinite Phase Shifter Model 297. Robert and Kyle then check in with Buchla USA CEO Eric Fox about the past year and a half since we last talked and chat about what’s coming in the future. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 297 Featured Module: 22:22 Interview with Eric Fox: 1:15:00 Goodbye: 2:46:40 Find out more about Buchla at: https://buchla.com/ Purchase Robert’s new album at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261 Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
The first time I ever saw a Buchla system I was curious and intrigued. When I first heard a Buchla system I instantly fell in love with the timbres and have been exploring Don's circuits ever since. The sound of the Easel's Complex Oscillator or the Programmable Complex Waveform Generator Model 259 are unlike any other oscillator I have ever used. And the in depth interconnected relationship with their Modulation Oscillators makes them instruments in their own right. There is truly something magical in Don's designs. Something that attracts and inspires musicians from all corners of the world and all walks of life, to push their boundaries and think outside the musical status quo. In my mind the Buchla ecosystem is the perfect platform for live musical improvisation. Raw stream of consciousness materialized by the musicians creativity and rewarded through careful exploration of the system. My favorite quote from Don is "Anything is possible. We're not limited by technology; we're not limited by instruments. We're limited only by our mindsets." Its this quote that continues to inspire me to explore new ideas in the creation of sound and to be fearless in my approach to improvised live performance. This piece of music is a manifestation of that quote and a glimpse into my creative mindset. An eclectic mix composed of various patches reflecting and archiving where I was and what I was feeling during that moment in time. One of my favorite ways to create music is to wake up, fire up the Buchla, hit record, and just explore the endless possibilities. Whether I end up liking the patch or not I always make it a habit of documenting the results and adding it to my personal sonic journal. I love the places I go and the emotions I experience when freely improvising on my Buchla. I believe I produce my best work with this method and it has personally become a powerful creative technique that I continue to explore. All sounds heard in this piece were one take recordings with no overdubbing or multi tracking. Recorded between March and December of 2020 straight from the mixer to a Zoom H4n Pro. While I have a growing collection of 200 series clones that were used in these recordings from time to time. This piece of music was done almost entirely on a Music Easel through various outboard effect units. Modules used in performance: - 2016 Bemi Music Easel (208 and 218e) - Progammable Complex Waveform Generator Model 259r - Source of Uncertainty Model 266 - Mixer/Preamplifer Model 207r -Quad Lopass Gate Model 292c - Quad Function Generator Model 281r - Dual Voltage Processor Model 257r Effects used in performance: - Sony TC-366 reel to reel (for tape delay) -Strymon Timeline -Strymon Big Sky - Make Noise Mimeophon - Make Noise Erbe-Verb - Make Noise Echophon - Make Noise Morphagene For more music, videos, and tutorials: soundcloud.com/musicalfungus youtube.com/musicalfungus kriyarecords.bandcamp.com musicalfungus.bandcamp.com instagram.com/musicalfungus (@musicalfungus)…
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1 Episode 21: Passepartout Duo & The Bandpass Filter 194F 1:38:20
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 21 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert & Kyle talk to Nicoletta & Christopher from Passepartout Duo about their new album “Epigrams”. Kyle also digs into the Bandpass Filter Model 194F. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Kyle explores the 194F: 6:48 Interview with Passepartout Duo: 32:37 Goodbye: 1:36:26 Find out more about Passepartout Duo, visit these links: Bandcamp: https://passepartoutduo.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passepartoutduo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passepartoutpianopercussion Website: http://www.passepartoutduo.com/ Purchase Robert’s new album at: https://robstand.com/ Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
About Mike Estlick: I'm an electrical engineer by day, and a Buchla player by night. I've been recording electronic music since I was a kid in the 80s. I was into raves, clubs, and MIDI sequencers in the 90s. In the 2000s I recorded quite a bit with the Nord Modular synths, and got into sequencing with modules instead of MIDI. In 2017 I got an Easel, and by 2018 had built up this Buchla system. Since then all my music is composed and performed on modular systems. I find the 248/245/216 combo very productive for writing music, and it blows my mind that this stuff all was designed before I was born. I've since got into Serge and LZX systems as well, and have videos up on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MikeEstlick When there's no global pandemic, I like to hang out with my friends at the Colorado Modular Synth Society: https://coloradomodularsynthsociety.com/ "January '21" Patch Notes: 0:00 - 2:10 : Start A little filter-sweep introduction with 2x258 and 212. There is a pretty complicated feedback network going with FM into the filter and the oscillators. The 248 MARF is modulating waveshapes with slow, sloped voltages. 2:10 - 7:40 : SeqVol Krell variation on the Easel, with the pulser driving the sequencer and the sequencer modulating the volume. The Easel pulser is also driving the Pendulum/Ratchet, which runs a patch on the 212 system. EHX Deluxe Memory Man provides the echo. Various parts of the patch were recorded into the Keen Association 287e. The end of this piece is the 287e playing snippets into the 212 system. 7:40 - 13:00 : Scan A 248 MARF and 245 based sequence driving 208 and 258/212 voices. The Pendulum/Ratchet divides down for drum and bass sounds. Again recorded parts of the patch into the 287e, and played that through the 212. The Pendulum/Ratchet is triggering the 287e and 212 envelopes for the end of this piece. 13:00 - 15:06 : Ival Another 248/245 sequence, with vocal percussion sounds from the 287e (recorded from the onboard mic). The filtered notes are selected by the 216 Touch Controlled Voltage Source. 15:06 - 21:28 : 9Swing Have you ever wanted to have a rhythm swing in 9/8, against a 5 chord progression in 7/4? Well, the MARF is the sequencer for you! The lead sound is the Easel, using pressure to modulate pitch and timbre. I used a 257 so I could have the pressure change the amount of modulation oscillator to timbre. The backing is from the 212 system. The second section is the patch as I originally made it. For the first section, I just swapped the envelopes around to change the levels of other voices in the patch. The third section is the 287e playing samples from the patch. 21:28 - 26:56 : Glory The lead is the Easel arpeggiator. The Easel clocks the Pendulum/Ratchet, which then drives the 248/245 and all the background sounds. The 287e is playing snippets of a reading of a Rilke poem. The 216 plays the clicky bleep sound.…
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1 Episode 20: Robert Standefer & Kyle Swisher 2:28:30
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 20 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert & Kyle talk about some module news, how they got into music/Buchla and the new albums they recently released. Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Purchase Robert's album at: https://robstand.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
Seven .WAVs (pronounced “seven dot waves”) is an exploration of materiality in electronic music. The album comprises seven individual compositions, each a conceptual interpretation of “waves” and a logical manifestation of waveforms. The recordings of the compositions are materialized as .WAV files. All of the compositions use FM radio transmissions for theme and rhythm. In some tracks, the use of the radio is logical and relatively easy to distinguish. In others, the use of the radio is conceptual and the results are indistinguishable from synthesis. Using FM radio broadcasts as a foundational element of the composition results in a recording that captures a moment in time. It is left to the listener’s imagination as to what one would hear if the recording had started a few minutes earlier or later….…
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1 Episode 19: Benge & The Polyphonic Tuner 272e 1:58:13
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 19 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert digs into the Polyphonic Tuner Model 272e, and then we chat with Benge! Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Robert explores the 272e: 16:15 Interview with Benge: 42:37 Goodbye: 1:56:40 Links for Benge: myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.com zackdagoba.bandcamp.com instagram.com/memetunestudio Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
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There are two improvisations on each system, the first two on a vintage 100 and the second two on a cloned 200 There are some significant differences in sound between the two eras, most noticeably the tone of the VCOs and the filters. I would describe the earlier VCOs as being richer, fuller and brighter than the 200 series but not as stable, and the filters being more edgy and pure in nature. The 200 system introduced the LPGs, timbre-shaping and the Spectral Processor, all of which give the system a very distinctive sound that was absent from the 100 Personally, I like the overall tone of the 100 series very much, as it has a power and richness that puts it in the same league as other early systems such as the Moog Modular and the ARP 2500. I am not sure if there is a similar power in the original 200 series modules (as opposed to modern cloned ones) as I have never been able to compare them directly, but my guess would be that various filters, VCOs and other things that Don began to introduce in the 1970s took the sound away from the more basic and simple sound of the 100, exploring and pioneering other avenues as he went towards fully digital systems in the 1980s. It is a fascinating progression, and one that is mirrored in the development of synthesisers in general between the 1960s and 1980s, as digital technology gradually took over The systems used were as follows: Buchla 100 Vintage Modules: 102 Dual Stereo Locator 106 Six Channel Mixer 110 Dual Gate 111 Dual Ring Modulator 112 Touch Control 123 Sequencer 130 Dual Envelope Detector 140 Timing Pulse Generator 144 Dual Square Wave Generator 156 CV Processor x 3 158 Dual Sine/Saw x 2 160 White Noise Generator 165 Random Voltage Source 175 Dual Line Driver / EQ 180 Dual Attack Generator x 2 185 Frequency Shifter 190 Dual Reverberator 191 Sharp Cutoff Filter 194 Bandpass Filter Cloned Modules: 110 Dual Gate 144 Dual Square Wave Generator x 3 146 Sequencer 180 Dual Attack Generator 205 Dual Matrix Mixer Buchla 200 Cloned Modules: 205 Dual Matrix Mixer 208 Stored Program Sound Source 212 Dodeca Module 218 Touch Control 224 Patchbay 248 MARF + Expander 256 Dual CV Adder 257 Dual CV Processor 258 Dual Oscillator x 2 259 Complex Waveform Generator 261e Complex Waveform Generator 266 Source of Uncertainty 275 Dual EQ / Reverb 277 Signal Delay 281 Quad Function Generator x 2 285 Frequency Shifter 292 Quad LPG 296 Spectral Processor myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.com zackdagoba.bandcamp.com instagram.com/memetunestudio…
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1 Episode 18: Ellison Wolf & ZORX / Waveform Magazine 1:51:30
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 18 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert and Kyle talk about Kyle's new Buchla album: DARK SPARKLER - “Are You Working With Me, Or Against Me?” available at darksparkler.bandcamp.com. Kyle takes the ZORX Ribbon Controller out for a patch or two, and then they talk to it's creator Ellison Wolf. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Kyle explores the ZORX Ribbon Controller: 25:46 Interview with Ellison Wolf: 42:27 Goodbye: 1:48:40 For more information about the ZORX Ribbon Controller visit https://www.zorxelectronics.com/ Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
The Buchla Music Easel has been one of my main instruments for about 3 years now. When I first got it I spent a lot of time making “Cortini-esque” patches and sharing them on YouTube. I considered trying to do a similar thing for this artist spotlight to really highlight the Buchla sound but eventually decided against it. I’ve gotten more and more into ambient/drone music over the last few years and feel I’ve slowly found my voice there. I’m still using the Easel as a live performance instrument, but in a very different way than my early days! All the tracks for this EP were live to stereo recordings of my Music Easel & field recordings running through my pedal board of loopers/effects and then processed by a Ciat Lonbarde Cocoquantus & Plumbutter 2 for texture & stereo movement. Every tonal sound/melody originated from the Buchla. The tracks were then “stereo massaged” by FernLodge (thanks Joe) and mastered by SALZ who does a ton of work for the amazing Seil Records label. I’m considering this my first official release ever and would like to thank Kyle & Robert for giving me a deadline and an opportunity. I hope everyone enjoys 🖤 Instagram: @samule.edmoon YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdBo6YNb4ExdxftqAJ_djqQ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/BdEo4Hra4KGNDdon8 Pod: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-deerhorn/id1535334953 Contact: humorinerrors@gmail.com Track list: 01 - Light Of Other Days (00:00) 02 - Long Before The End (06:52) 03 - The Evening, The Morning & The Night (11:40) 04 - Autumn Land (16:56) 05 - Deeper Than The Darkness (21:51)…
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1 Episode 17: Dunnington Audio & The 258D 1:58:58
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پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 17 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Robert and Kyle talk to Daniel Skevington who is behind Dunnington Audio and the “revised” Quad Function Generator and Dual Oscillator clones, and Kyle takes the 258D for a spin. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Kyle explores the Dunnington Audio 258D: 19:30 Interview with Daniel Skevington: 45:15 Goodbye: 1:57:00 For more information about Dunningto Audio visit - https://www.dunningtonaudio.co.uk/ “Through Another Looking Glass” by Wavefreq https://wavefreq1.bandcamp.com/album/through-another-looking-glass “Spin Patterns” by Mat Watson https://matwatson.bandcamp.com/album/spin-patterns “Gypsy” by NYVVA https://nyvva.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR0AYgf_4HeaLNSr5l6UDUA4YIYUDZsq39QjKJt5UunqyHMn9CX8urIyT-4 Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
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Source Of Uncertainty: A Buchla Podcast 4U
Schliuuurkschplinkplonky, performed live on a BUCHLA 200 system using Dual Oscillator 258 ; Complex Waveform Generator 259 ; Rob Hordijk’s Benjolin adapted for Buchla ; Quad Function Generator 281 ; Source Of Uncertainty 266 ; Frequency Shifter 285 ; Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator 248 - 1602 ; Dual Equalizer Reverb 275 with Spring Reverb in large tanks ; Quad Lopass Gate 292 and the 207 Mixer. Dramatically Yours, performed on a Buchla Music Easel K. I am interested in soundtracks and like to be introduced as a "musical travel agent". Since the early 2000s I have been performing the world, playing festivals all over Europe, Canada, USA, Mexico, Australia & Asia... Feeling lucky to release on several international labels such as Opa-Loka, Aagoo, Southern UK, Monotype, Beta Lactam Ring, Sub Rosa, HomeNormal, Important, Staubgold, etc... I study Electroacoustic music at the CNRR Conservatory of Marseille where I am specialising in multi-channelled diffusion (Acousmatic spatialisation) and Modular Synthesis. I have initiated a platform/label aiming at promoting the genre: https://modulisme.info/sessions Relying on electricity/amplification to produce, manipulate, work on sound-material, but trying my best to explore various genres and make sure that each of my albums differs from the previous one, trying to avoid routine and surprise my listeners. Not musically trained/educated I lie outside the Classical genre but my scores incorporate traditional classical components in a predominantly unconventional manner which allowed me to being asked by Iancu Dumitrescu & Ana Maria Avram to join forces as a soloist in their Hyperion Ensemble + being invited by Jean-Paul Dessy (Musiques Nouvelles ensemble) and Raoul Lay (Ensemble Télémaque) to become in charge of electronics/turntables in their ambitious E. C. O. (European Chamber Orchestra) formation comprising of 33 soloists... Fortunate enough to work with what people call a dream-team of collaborators: joining Lydia Lunch, Murcof, Eugene Robinson (Oxbow), Edward Ka-Spel (Legendary Pink Dots), Simon Fisher Turner, Cosey Fanni Tutti (Throbbing Gristle), Foetus, Pantaleimon, Graham Lewis (Wire), Barry Adamson, Andy Diagram, Scanner, Machinefabriek, Mira Calix, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Justin K. Broadrick, James Johnston (Gallon Drunk/Bad Seeds), Mark Cunningham (MARS), Cindytalk, Orkest De Ereprijs, Stephen O'Malley, Strings Of consciousness or Faust onstage and-or in studio… Philippe Petit & Michael Schaffer: I (CD + Digital / Opa-Loka) https://philippepetitmichaelschaffer.bandcamp.com/releases Philippe Petit: A Space between spaces (Music to create space rather than occupying Space) (Digital / Ante-Rasa Records) ante-rasa.bandcamp.com/album/ante26-philippe-petit-a-space-between-spaces-music-to-create-space-rather-than-occupying-space Philippe Petit : Deep-Sea Creatures (Digital / MUTEANT Records) https://muteantsoundsnetlabel.bandcamp.com/album/deep-sea-creatures https://philippepetitamusicaltravel-agent.bandcamp.com www.philippepetit.info…
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Source Of Uncertainty: A Buchla Podcast 4U
1 Episode 16: Johnny Woods & Triple Envelope Follower 230r 1:51:00
1:51:00 پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شد1:51:00
پخش در آینده پخش در آینده لیست ها پسندیدن دوست داشته شدWelcome to episode 16 of Source Of Uncertainty. In this episode Kyle tries to figure out what to do with the 230 Triple Envelope Follower, and then the hosts talk to Johnny Woods about his new album and working in a solar powered studio. Show notes: Hello: 0:00 Kyle explores the Triple Envelope Follower: 18:35 Interview with Johnny Woods: 40:50 Goodbye: 1:49:35 To purchase Johnny Wood’s album Pavillions visit - https://johnnywoods.bandcamp.com/ https://brettnaucke.bandcamp.com/album/ems-hallucinations - EMS Hallucinations, by Brett Naucke https://boscio.bandcamp.com/album/if-we-seek-with-intent - If We Seek With Intent, by René G. Boscio - Out October 2nd https://transversales.bandcamp.com/album/plein-soleil - PLEIN SOLEIL, by Jonathan Fitoussi https://suzanneciani.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-denali - Music For Denali, by Suzanne Ciani Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcast Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/ Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio…
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