Why We Bleep is inspired by the mysterious, unique and amazing people behind the equipment and music that we love. It's about getting better at making music, dweebing out over music and synth technology, and to perhaps better understand where music making might be going.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyMusic |
The genesis of Eurorack in 1995, collaborations with Kraftwerk, the 'red stripe' controversy (if you know you know) - in this episode we hear from Dieter Doepfer, in a live interview from Machina Bristronica 2024, about how his Eurorack Modular forma... more
Discussing the magic of making impossible instruments in Reaktor, making Happy Hardcore Hymns in school, the rise and fall of Endlesss and whether you can take credit for writing music with generative tools… If you enjoyed this episode, please share ... more
Another freewheeling conversation about Tom’s big life change, his new Workshop Modular, and everything else with the wonderful Mr Whitwell. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it! BUY TOMS MODULES & PRE-ORDER WORKSHOP: musicthing.co.uk... more
Discussing how to be productive combining hardware and software, creative limitations he uses to get tracks made and much more besides with Ableton Live co-inventor Monolake, aka Robert Henke!
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My #1 go to podcast, easily! Crammed full of inspirational conversations with incredible guests, it’s like Sean Evan’s Hot Ones level deep cut modular, and synthesiser focussed conversations with the all the giants of the field, be it Surgeon, be it Tom Whitwell or that crazy Spanish dude from Befaco, genuinely interesting chats providing real insights into the genre of the synthesiser world, Alex is such a joyful person full of enthusiasm, even the sponsor ads are entertaining, go check Alex (M... more
1st time listener (to the Rival Consoles episode)
Completely loved it, I will be listening to them all. Great to hear professional music makers talking over such relatable issues and fun stuff.
Please please make some more episodes and anyone out there reading this review …. Please go over to patreon and consider helping this happen more…. Every episode is pure love meets gold
I’ve been hoovering these up for the past few weeks and although I’m still fairly new to synths (and hesitant to try modular because of my wallet!), I find so much inspiration in these shows.
Surgeon, Scanner and Hainbach episodes have been my highlights so far but they’re all great. And Mylar Melodies is a perfect host - excellent questions about process and so many books, links, etc. to follow up on! I really hope there will be more...
I was mostly listening to pick up modular patching tips but my main take away is how hype I get to hit the rack after! It’s especially good to listen to while doing studio maintenance or other music related but non-audio tasks.
I am absolutely stunned that all these guests are sleeping on TouchOSC tho! It’s a lifesaver when making playing patches. I don’t know what I would do without it.
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An engaging exploration into the intricate and innovative world of music technology, covering topics primarily centered around synthesizers and electronic music creation. Episodes often feature interviews with renowned figures from the music tech industry, each sharing their unique journeys and insights into the evolution of synthesis and sound design. Discussions typically revolve around the creative processes behind music production, the latest technological advancements, and personal anecdotes that deepen the understanding of the artistic community surrounding modular synths and electronic instruments. This space invites both seasoned musicians and curious newcomers to expand their knowledge and passion for sound creation.
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