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The 2009 Decibel Electronic Music Festival

The 2009 Decibel Festival – an International Festival of Electronic Music Performance, Visual Art and New Media being held September 24-27th in Seattle, has released its list of scheduled performers. Alter Ego : Mad Professor : Wighnomy Brothers : Caspa : Daedelus : Benga : Robert Hood : Mala : Mary Anne Hobbs : Reagenz… Read More The 2009 Decibel Electronic Music Festival

September 17, 2009September 17, 2009Leave a comment

Open Your Ears, And Your Mind Will Follow

This is a trailer for Trimpin: The Sound Of Invention, a new feature film documentary premiering at film fests around the country. Artist/inventor/engineer/composer Trimpin designs a 60-foot tower of electric guitars that automatically plays nonstop at Seattle’s Experience Music Project.

August 20, 2009August 20, 20091 Comment

Decibel Festival 2008 Line-u0 Announced

2008 marks the 5th anniversary of the Decibel Festival, an annual event held in Seattle that has now become one of North America’s preeminent electronic music events. For this year’s event, Decibel has planned its most ambitious festival to date; featuring more than 100 acts from 12 different countries, organized within 24 showcases at 11… Read More Decibel Festival 2008 Line-u0 Announced

August 18, 2008Leave a comment

Moog Synthesizer With Dan Rapport


Moog Synthesizer with Dan Rapport was uploaded by: trentmoorman
Duration: 18
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July 28, 2008January 28, 2009Leave a comment

Electronic Wind Instrument Synthesizer Funk w/ Mike Theiss


EWI “Electronic Wind Instrument” FUNK w/ Mike Theiss was uploaded by: funkscribe
Duration: 67
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May 20, 2008February 21, 2009Leave a comment

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That’s right. I find that you’re a completely different person as a maker than you are as a listener. That’s one of the reasons I so often leave the studio to listen to things. A lot of people never leave the studio when they’re making something, so they’re always in that maker mode, screwdriving things in—adding, adding, adding. Because it seems like the right thing to be doing in that room. But it’s when you come out that you start to hear what you like.

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