Great idea for a podcast! Scanner was such an awesome choice for your first episode too. So unpretentious, down to earth, and knowledgeable. Looking forward to the rest!
Great interview. I learned modular synthesis initially through DivKid's demonstrations of the Mutable Instruments modules. And trying it out on VCV Rack. I saw the band Luna play last year, in a concert of Lou Reed songs. Their stories about Lou's dry sense of humour had a similar ring. Apologies in advance. But the talk of old radio tech like scanners, and 8-bit samplers made me think of a suitably nerdy terrible joke.... 'Mo Farah is the European record holder for the 10,000m run. Mo Dem only runs at 9,600 baud' :)
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Such an inspiring artist and kind person.
Great idea for a podcast! Scanner was such an awesome choice for your first episode too. So unpretentious, down to earth, and knowledgeable. Looking forward to the rest!
That's very kind of you to say so. I really enjoyed this chat!
Great interview. I learned modular synthesis initially through DivKid's demonstrations of the Mutable Instruments modules. And trying it out on VCV Rack. I saw the band Luna play last year, in a concert of Lou Reed songs. Their stories about Lou's dry sense of humour had a similar ring. Apologies in advance. But the talk of old radio tech like scanners, and 8-bit samplers made me think of a suitably nerdy terrible joke.... 'Mo Farah is the European record holder for the 10,000m run. Mo Dem only runs at 9,600 baud' :)
Thanks for listening and enjoying my tales of Lou Reed :-D