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Vyzer 3:2 is a live electronic improvisation that explores spectral spaces within a loosely defined structural framework where the evolving sonic experience is created through the juxtaposition of noise and tone, rhythm and pulse (and pulselessness.)

This is part II of a two-part post detailing one of my Summer projects: The YASH Redux.

Dedication: This post is dedicated to the memory of Ray Wilson, author and DIY Synth genius who passed away 10 years ago on July 21st, 2016.

Sometimes you are conservative, you stay the course, you do the cautious, reliable, boring thing.

Brothers, Sisters, Cat People and Dog People, Non-human humans and others, I write here today in praise of tanh (pronounced “tanch” like “ranch” — IYKYK.)

It's been a busy Summer for me.

Below are links to papers given at ICMC and, in the case of the 2018 studio report, NYCEMF which was offered in conjunction with ICMC.

I probably set up and configure (or reconfigure) at least ~5 computers a year for professional audio.

I hereby confess that the “niceties” of a functional lab image have never been my priority.

Like many of you, I keep an eye on r/linuxaudio for announcements, software updates, and generally to try to help people new to Linux audio when I can.