Podcast:Sonic TALK 319 -Bluetooth Guerrilla
US Glastonbury tales, old synths live, no more soundguys, 5 records challenge, BoomBottle 27/06/13
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69:18 mins |
GUESTS
- Gaz Williams - bass player with Karl Hyde and music technologist
- Dave Spiers - GForceSoftware virtual instruments
- Mark Tinley - sound artist and creative thinker
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Firstly we riff on the upcoming Glastonbury festival and related tales, then we discuss the transition from using vinatge electronics in the studio to live as inspireed by the Depeche Mode Access focussed stage tour, then the Presonus video shot with Oasis UK and their use of StudioLive 16:4:2 leads to a discussion on wether the sound engineer is a thing of the past, the BoomBottle bluetooth speaker and also the Bristol manufactured MiniRig portable speaker, more creative limitations from Dublab and five $1 records and we play out with our very own Ian Afflec and a track made from sine waves.
- Glastonbury Festival - Guardian article
- Depeche Stage Tour from Hamburg
- Presonus StudioLive in the field
- Boom Bottle - bluetooth speaker
- DubLab - Vinyl recycling
- MiniRig portable speakers
- Sine Wave Track
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