Category: Interviews
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Tom Oberheim Demos Two Voice Pro, Talks Analog Revolution, Answers Synth Questions
Enjoy this final video of 2013! Tom Oberheim talks about his amazing Two Voice Pro. He gets into his history in synthesizers, demos the sound and sequencing capabilities, and then goes into a discussion of synths in general. Filmed at our SF-EMM meetup at SAE San Francisco.
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(S1E4) McKay Garner of doppio performance and interview – Electronic Music Makers Video Podcast
McKay Garner of the band “doppio” gives an in-depth tutorial on “keyboard drumming”: using a drumKAT MIDI controller with Ableton Live to create the beats and melodic lines heard on their latest self-titled album. McKay also talks about the band’s creative process and their participation in the Music Video Race. Brought to you by the…
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(S1E3) Organamatronic performance and interview – Electronic Music Makers Video Podcast
Live looping with Ableton Live and Organamatronic!
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(S1E2) Louis Gorenfeld’s Digits VST, SynthEdit – Electronic Music Makers Video Podcast
The next episode is up!
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Electronic Music Makers Video Podcast: TC-11, Sunrizer Synth
Update: Congrats to Mark G. from Germany for being selected! Special limited time bonus! Subscribe to our YouTube channel and on Monday February 20, 2012 we’ll pick a subscriber at random to receive a code to download the TC-11 app for free!
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Jane Woodman talks about her performance gear
Amy has asked me to write an article about the show I did at the Hot Spot Bar on Sunday, December 5th, 2010, describing my equipment and setup logistics of the performance. Jane Woodman http://janewoodman.com/ This was the first time my equipment and concept had left the studio, and I was actually still encoding video…
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Talking with Chris Huelsbeck, composer for the new Zombie Smash iPhone game
Chris Huelsbeck, SF-EMM member and experienced video game soundtrack composer for more than 70 titles, has one more to add to his list: Zombie Smash. Here’s a short email interview I had with him recently: Amy: You have heavy pianos, grungy guitars, and punchy percussion. Was there any particular inspiration for the music? Chris: Zombie…