Superbooth 2023 – HAND Hear what you see

Sascha is a really consummate artist and his work flows between the rhythmical (he’s a drummer by trade), the ambient (he gives workshops on how to make music with tapeloops) and the visual. For his visuals he’s interested in making sound visible by using old, fluorescent oscilloscope and sending audio into them which he programs using Pd, a graphical programming language for programming sound.

Please check out his gallery of images on his website: https://hearwhatyousee.de/

AE Micro Modules – Part 1 – Sound Mangling

Here I’m demonstrating the following micro modules which are great for shaping, distorting, destroying or otherwise mangling your sound: µTONE, µDISTORTION, µ2SIGAMP, µBITCRUSH, µSUBOCTAVE. The micro module system has been released mid last year and has already revolutionised the AE Modular system by tangible waves by making the modules even smaller!

Robert Langer – A Patch from Scratch

In May 2022 I visited Robert and the tangible waves team at their headquarters in Murnau in Bavaria. After a series of interviews and videos about the production workflow, Robert showed me his little sanctuary, a former chapel within the building which he has rented to play music and to get inspiration for his module creations. Here, Robert is showing us his process of creating a performance from scratch in the style of Klaus Schulze who had just died a few days before we recorded this video.

Live at Elk Elektronik in Wollongong

I performed live at the Elk Elektronik Synth Sessions in Wollongong, where I demonstrated how to create an 80’s disco track from scratch using the Synth Explorer from tangible waves with a few extra modules.

Check out Elk’s website for more information of upcoming synth sessions: https://www.elkelektronik.com.au/synth-sessions

AEther Waves Vol. 4 – RELEASED!

It is my pleasure to announce the release of the 4th AEther Waves album made by the amazing AE Modular community!

Just like the volumes before, this album is filled with a surprising variety of styles and moods.

Please think of purchasing it so that we can support Musicians without Borders and the awesome work they are doing by bringing peace to war torn regions with the power of MUSIC!

Live at Smith’s Alternative

The Canberra Synth Facebook Group invited me to perform at the newly organised monthly “Evening of Electronica” so I went and did “patch from scratch” where I created a patch on the fly while explaining what I’m doing and why.

Overall, I think it was well received and I’m looking forward to performing there again next year, hopefully.