BobLike by DarwinGrosse
I wasn't kidding about being inspired by Bob Ostertag's Motormouth album - mainly because it was clear that he remembered to hit record! Here's something I popped off this morning in the style of his work, using my 5U-modular instead of a Buchla.
Enjoy! Or not!
[ddg]
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Press Record!
Bob Ostertag produced another nice little album, available freely, that shows the value of hitting record when you are working on a modular system. This album, called Motormouth, was apparently created when a friend left a Buchla system with him while on vacation.
It's a wonderful bit of work, and worthy of a listen - or three. Thanks to Gregory for turning me onto this.
[ddg]
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Morton Today
I was happy to trip over this video in a posting to the dotcom mail list. A great piece of history, and some great memories of "the day".
[ddg]
Monday, July 18, 2011
A view from a gig
I just got back from Wisconsin which was filled with many un-fun things. But one of the Very Good Things was getting to do a live radio broadcast with Gregory and Tom. This is the audio section of the group that played at the Spark Festival, and I was hoping that we could do something nice again.
Doing these sorts of gigs is really difficult: you really need to know your instrument, and you have to be confident in being able to provide something useful to the group. I played Enhanced Modular (modular sound generation, laptop as idiosyncratic effects processor), Gregory played his laptop super-patch, and Tom pulled the whole thing together with a little percussionistic temporal glue.
It went off beautifully; we put out about a hour of live work, with several sections that naturally developed without speaking (there was a live mic for the percussion, so we couldn't really talk). I took a more active role in this one, doing a lot of low-end work with the modular. Gregory did more on the high end, and we all slotted together very well.
I can't wait to work with these guys again.
[ddg]
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