#1027

Hi guys! I’m excited to share this with you all. It’s the latest MUSIC VIDEO I’ve been working on featuring the electronics version of Aaron Cassidy’s The wreck of former boundaries.

I approached Aaron with a simple idea: to film him while he listened to his own piece, and to my delight he agreed. I wanted to see–and show–how he considers the work he knows intimately well as creator. I hope you can see what I see in it.

Please watch in HD–it makes a difference.

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#1028
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#1029

oh, that is truly beautiful. it almost implies a new genre: artists contemplating their work? perhaps that exists, I don’t know, but it’s wonderful - and especially so because I was unfamiliar with that piece

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#1030

Thanks! And I don’t think I’ve ever seen it done before either (I’m more than happy to be introduced to examples if anyone knows of any.)
One day, when I saw him listening to an excerpt of the piece (because I was sitting in on a discussion with him), the simplicity (and poetry?) of that idea really moved me.

What could be as dense with meaning as the image of a person candidly/genuinely react to the thing that they made? He knows each fraction of a second intimatly well, so he can “track” it better than anyone else. And we can see his face as he does this. Each moment is hi-res significance.

There are other things in it too (and I’m currently writing a blog post about it all) but the importance of this one aspect can’t be overstated.

Thanks for watching it :slight_smile:

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#1031

new k-blamo YouTube
https://youtu.be/KHBkaUbbUww
Neptune ep out Thursday :slightly_smiling_face:

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#1033

Exploring some noise.

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#1034

I played an improvised show last night at a local bar. Here’s the recording straight from the main board.

https://soundcloud.com/newtendencies/live-april-23-2017

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#1035

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new k-blamo ep today!

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#1037

New Ansible firmware was a godsend! Allowed me to get this patch going with my Tempest drum machine, changing patterns on the Kria sequencer in sync. Phuns.

#1038

Been very happy about my switch to a Grid/ Ansible setup- here’s a video of a new song and how I do things in a live setting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9kkBgVzffc&t=29s

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#1039

SuperCollider (sequencer) + Renoise (sampler) + a simple modular synth (sound source)

https://soundcloud.com/0ufer/tok

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#1040

live performance. ambient drone improvisation for modular synthesizer, monome arc + grid, keys, and effects. soaring, drifting, floating. cold crystals give way to warm sunlight. patch notes on the video page.

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#1041

absolutely gorgeous. ugh (in the best way)! thanks for the detailed patch notes as well, @ioflow

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#1042

just something to get my feet wet again as I’ve been making excuses lately instead of playing

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#1043

Just finished my first album https://cutlasses.bandcamp.com Constructive feedback/criticism welcomed! A lot of people on here were the inspiration for me finishing it, so would love to hear what you think.

https://cutlasses.bandcamp.com/releases

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#1044

I have a new 7" record. Available digitally as well but the record is made to order and only available for a week. Link below. Taylor Deupree did an amazing job with the mastering (as always).

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#1045

I’m working on a series of shorter tracks, this one featuring Soniccouture’s Broken Wurli, Kaivo from Madrona Labs, Unfiltered Audio’s G8 -

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#1046

Last night i fed the morphagene with some iconic sounds. This is a quick recording the morning after.

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#1047

Aalto + Modular

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#1048

It’s been a while. Max programmed drums, thuds, clicks, little bits of ear candy.