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Moog Labyrinth Tweak-A-Thon

Does this video do a better job of exploring the creative possibilities of the Moog Labyrinth?… Read More Moog Labyrinth Tweak-A-Thon

July 3, 202412 Comments

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What’s been happening over the last several decades is that music has becoming more and more something that producers do by themselves for listeners who listen by themselves. Whereas if you go back say before electronics, music is always something that was done by musicians and listeners being together and interactive. I think that kind of interaction is the most important aspect of music, culturally.

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