Moby-talk – why music really make a difference to people
Long but really interesting and important talk by Moby why music really make a difference to people.
“Brumes d’automne” (1928) – Re-scored by Plastikman (2014)
“Brumes d’automne” (1928) – Re-scored by Plastikman (2014)
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Plastikman re-score of Dimitri Kirsanoff’s silent film “Brumes d’automne” (1928). Commissioned as part of Bertrand Bonello’s ‘Résonances’ exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, September 2014.
“I’m pleased to present the score I produced for the the silent film “Brumes d’automne” (Dimitri Kirsanoff, 1928). It was premiered on September 19th at Centre Pompidou in Paris as part of the Bertrand Bonello exhibition ‘Résonances’.
Bertrand asked me to be involved after he began to question how we would view the film differently if there were to be different music to accompany it. The 1920’s movie is a 12 minute collection of breathtaking and poignant scenes that uses its music to convey what words can’t. It was originally scored by Paul Devred and features his Kirsanoff’s wife Nadia Sibirskaia who played the lead in many of his films.
It was a great honour to be asked and to be involved in the premiere evening which featured performances from the legendary Ingrid Caven (wife of Yves Saint Laurent), and also a screening of the short film ‘Where Are You, Bertrand Bonnello?’”
-Richie Hawtin
Video of the full premiere evening can be viewed here: http://www.centrepompidou.fr/id/c4b7X…
The exhibition runs until October 19th, 2014 (free entrance).http://www.centrepompidou.fr/en
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Vintage Synths at Arturia HQ in France – 15th anniv.
Vintage Synths at Arturia HQ in France – 15th anniv.
Arturia introduces Producer Pack
The Producer Packs combine Bitwig Studio’s unprecedented workflow possibilities with Arturia’s premium hybrid keyboard controllers: the KeyLab 25, 49, and 61. Also included are the legendary Arturia Mini V and Analog Lab virtual synths. The Producer Packs are a complete solution offering maximum control for sound design and production.
Together, Arturia and Bitwig have combined their strengths to raise the bar in keyboard design quality alongside the deep integration of hands-on control and rich virtual content with the workflow of Bitwig Studio.
THE PRODUCER PACKS are available in 3 versions
Arturia Keylab 25/49 or 61
Bitwig Studio full version including the installation DVD and a printed manual
Arturia Mini V Virtual Synth
Arturia Analog Lab
THE PRODUCER PACKS bundle are now available in limited quantities through Arturia’s network.
More info:
http://www.arturia.com/products/produ…
“Bitwig Demo Song by David Westbom for Overclock, Inc.” (http://overclockinc.com)
Glen Darcey, VP Product Management, takes you on a tour around the KeyLab and Bitwig integration.
Ensoniq Mirage – analog filters in action
Sampler using analog filters like EMU Emulator I, II, III, Emax, Prophet 2000, 2002, 3000, Studio 440, DSS 1
Here you can download first wholly brand new software to be written for the Ensoniq Mirage, for something like 20 years:https://github.com/gordonjcp/miragetools
Holly Johnson on Bladerunner

“That film came at a particular moment in my life when I was dreaming dreams about the future,” Johnson said of Ridley Scott’s 1982 sci-fi masterpiece, for which Vangelis wrote the score.
“It was just the most exciting thing, visually and sonically, I’d ever seen. I went to the cinema to see it when it came out and it was very, very affecting in lots of ways.”
He added: “I got the call from Vangelis’s assistant to say, ‘Vangelis would like you to write a song using this music’. I was summoned to Paris, where he was living in the Plaza Athénée hotel opposite Avenue Montaigne, where Marlene Dietrich lived across the road.
“He took me to this underground bunker [originally designed for Hitler’s occupation] in the Bois de Boulogne. It was this recording studio with what seemed like a thousand synthesisers – every synth ever made was at his disposal.
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Circuit Bent Megadrive
Empire of rusted steel rewired on a circuit bent megadrive…
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Rewire of Lotus II played on Circuit bent Megadrive…
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Buttons are rewired to to sound glitches, switches rewired to video glitches.
Daniel Miller EB.TV
Daniel Miller is rightfully among the most influential figures in the music business in the last 3-4 decades. Whether founding the legendary Mute Label, discovering and producing Depeche Mode or signing Throbbing Gristle, Fad Gadget, Erasure, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, or more recently Moby, Goldfrapp or The Knife – Miller often showed great vision and an excellent taste in music. For this Slices feature on Electronic Beats TV we had the honour of joining him in his Berlin home.

