Really saddened to hear of the passing of Darwin Grosse recently. I personally learned (and continue to learn) a tonne from listening to his podcast and I know a lot of others learned a great deal from him with regards to Max/MSP as well. Thought that, similar to the Dave Smith thread, a Darwin Grosse thread might be appropriate to share the immense amount of knowledge that he passed on.
Art + Music + Technology podcast archive (380 interviews(!)* so there’s a 100% chance that you’ll find one with someone that interests you): https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/
Ardcore Eurorack Module: 20Objects - Ardcore Overview masters thesis , which can be read here .
Darwin’s Max/MSP course: 20 Objects - A Pragmatic Method for Learning Max 7
His Youtube tutorials
*To put this into context, I remember when RBMA was wrapping up years ago that people talked a lot about the volume of oral histories that the academy’s archive. Looking at the RBMA archive now, there seems to be ~450 interviews there. Darwin got damn close to matching that by himself
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Darwin In conversation with the creator of Max/Pure Data Art + Music + Technology: Podcast 090: Miller Puckette
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Soooo many good episodes I don’t know where to start:
There are many ways to create a body of work. You can crunch away at tracks, canvases or blocks of marble, building more and more until you have the body of work that you can share as your work. Or, alternatively, you can create a system, fine-tune...
As a result of talking with Guy Ben-Ary last week, I was reminded of my need to talk to another Perth-ian: Andrew Fitch. Andrew is the man behind the sound-making machinery in , but he also runs the incredible modular synth business. Nonlinear is...
I really enjoy talking with Nina Young. Her excitement for her work - and music/art in general - is ever-present, and her approach to composition is something that will resonate with a lot of us. Her background is unique, combining a love of...
I first met Mark Verbos when I was selling a Roland MC-202, and he was looking for analog gear. Soon thereafter, we ran into each other in the basement of Grant Richter's house, where we both were hanging out and talking smart about the upcoming...
I'm not sure where you go to learn about music industry activities, but I'll bet that CDM (Create Digital Music) - - is one of those places. Run by Peter Kirn, CDM provides long-form narratives on music creation, tools and projects. It's...
I seem to have known about Sarah Belle Reid for ages - I think I often happen to be in places where she's playing, so it seems like she's been around for a while. I was surprised, therefore, when I heard that her recent release - Underneath and...
If you are into electronic/computer music, you already know the name of this week's guest. From the Computer Music Tutorial, through Microsound and his latest book (Composing Electronic Music: A New Aesthetic), he has been pushing the envelope for...
This is the second episode in a collaboration with Synthtopia.com, featuring open source developers of both hardware and software. More information is available at ... What do you call the guy behind the Turing Machine, Radio Music module, Chord...
Lisa Bella Donna is somehow algorithmically connected to me – her work shows up consistently in my social media feeds, the sites that I read cover her work, and (of course) the music really speaks to me. So it’s kind of odd that it has taken so long...
If you follow my Instagram, Facebook or Twitter feed, you know that I'm a fan. Brian Crabtree and Kelli Cain have created company that consistently nails both the functionality and the design factors that draw me in - and that seems to be the case...
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