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Gamelan-Inspired Modular Suite

This suite of 6 ambient tracks was inspired by Gamelan music from Java and Bali.… Read More Gamelan-Inspired Modular Suite

May 2, 20212 Comments

David Toop On Making Sounds

In this documentary, David Toop discusses his thoughts on sound and their role in music. Toop speaks about his  fascination with sound and how digital technology affects its creation and reception. He also explains the genesis of the ‘laptop orchestra’ as we see it in action during a recent workshop for new members. Give it… Read More David Toop On Making Sounds

July 1, 2009July 1, 20093 Comments

FutureSound Gives Your Brain A Soundtrack

FutureSound (App Store link) is a new iPhone app that is designed to give you a custom soundtrack. This first release features 10 soundtracks, including compositions from experimental music artists David Toop and Scanner. The app is $9.99, which seems a little steep – but they’ve also involved some interesting electronic music artists to create… Read More FutureSound Gives Your Brain A Soundtrack

December 16, 20082 Comments

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