Explore " analogue" with insightful episodes like "Episode 284: I'm Just Pete", "540: Sherlockin All Over the Place", "Ep.86: Favorite Superman Analogue Characters", "Mark Jenkin" and "The Future Is Analogue w/ David Sax" from podcasts like ""Nick's Nerd News", "Coder Radio", "The Comics That We Love", "Lost And Sound" and "Behind The Human with Marc Champagne"" and more!
The prologue to Supetember has arrived!
Kal-El is the original superhero, and because of that many have tried to emulate him, or even vainly attempt to improve upon him.
Zach is joined by friends Rick, Ada, and Brinker to lay out their top three favorite Superman analogue characters! Some of the characters you'll expect, and some may surprise you!
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Like board games? Here's the worker-owned game design cooperative Ada takes part in!
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Here's the game she's working on: Demon Castle Mononoke!
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Lost and Sound is back after a seasonal break, and trying something new: Paul’s first guest of the year is actually a film maker. Isn’t this a music podcast? You might say, but Mark Jenkin’s hands-on approach and unique style, particularly when it comes to sound design, make him, for a podcast that meets outliers, innovators and outsiders, a spot on guest.
Following on from his 2019 black and white Cornish-set Bait: a film nodody could have predicted would have become the hit it was, we spoke about his new offering, the 70s-set folk horror, Enys Men. It’s hauntology on screen: eerie and dream-like. The soundtrack, composed by Jenkin, is stand-alone good - particularly if you’re a fan of disintegrating drones and analogue loops that feel warped into some lost memory.
Mark Jenkin’s original score for Enys Men is out now digitally on Invada Records. The film is released in the UK on 13 Jan.
This episode is sponsored by Audio-Technica
Paul’s debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more.
Lost and Sound title music by E.S.O
David Sax is an award-winning writer and keynote speaker aiming his relentless curiosity at the unseen trends shaping the world around us.
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Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!
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Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth
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Producer & Editor - John Balderston
Music: Clouds - Joakim Karud
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Drop a review and let me know what resonates with you about the show!
Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!
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Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth
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Special props 👇
Producer & Editor - John Balderston
Music: Clouds - Joakim Karud
Susanne Kirchmayr, also known as Electric Indigo, is an Austrian music producer, Techno DJ and founder of the female:pressure, an international network of women in the electronic music industry. Here she chats to Caro C about her career beginnings through to her current projects.
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
01:02 - Ferrum 7 music track
02:09 - Starting Out As A DJ
08:55 - Becoming A Music Producer
13:18 - Founding female:pressure
20:38 - An International Support Network
23:50 - Musical Styles
27:15 - Current Projects
29:57 - Ableton and Modular
31:10 - Working In Multi-Channel Audio
34:39 - Future Plans
Electric Indigo Biog
Electric Indigo, DJ, composer, musician has performed in 45 countries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. She represents an intelligent and distinguished interpretation of techno and electronic music. In 1998 she founded the transnational female:pressure network for which she received an Honorary Mention at Prix Ars Electronic in 2009. The Republic of Austria awarded her with the Kunstpreis Musik in 2020. Electric Indigo premiered her compositions at festivals like Wien Modern, Musikprotokoll, CTM or Heroines of Sound and composed for Klangforum Wien. Her debut album “5 1 1 5 9 3” came out on Imbalance Computer Music, followed by "Ferrum" on Editions Mego in 2020. “Brittle” was released on Ventil Records in 2022.
https://indigo-inc.at/
Caro C Biog
Caro C is an artist, engineer and teacher specialising in electronic music. Her self-produced fourth album "Electric Mountain" is out now. Described as a "one-woman electronic avalanche" (BBC), Caro started making music thanks to being laid up whilst living in a double decker bus and listening to the likes of Warp Records in the late 1990's. This "sonic enchantress" (BBC Radio 3) has now played in most of the cultural hotspots of her current hometown of Manchester, UK. Caro is also the instigator and project manager of electronic music charity Delia Derbyshire Day.
Twitter: @carocsound
Inst: @carocsound
“I don’t want to keep dinosaurs alive. I want to inspire young people to combine old technologies with new technologies. If you stop understanding the past you will not find the answers for the future. And this is the big problem with digital.”
Florian Doc Kaps: is a champion of all things analogue, an out of the box thinker who believes that people are too swamped with digital things in our lives. He believes that we should on our five senses to make decisions about business, love, family and friends.
Former biologist who was a foremost authority on spider eye movement (I didn’t know that was a thing until I met Doc), he is also the entrepreneur who literally saved Polaroid instant photography from extinction.
Do you know those big, instant cameras that make a loud click when you take a snapshot? It spits out an undeveloped photograph into your hand? Doc saved that.
In 2008 the company that owned that instant film, Polaroid, was planning to shut down the last factory where it was made. Boom. The End. No more Polaroid. The end of instant photography as we knew it.
Then along came Doc. He literally bought the Polaroid factory before they shut it down forever. He calls his arduous journey An Impossible Project They made a film about it, too. If you own one of those vintage cameras or see an instant photo on a refrigerator you can thank Doc.
My Tools For Nomads episode with Doc Kaps explores how he saved Polaroid from extinction. We went deep into the mind of Doc and talked about the importance of analogue in our lives, about the lost art of daydreaming, his experience-store called Supersense, and what it was like growing up in Vienna, birthplace of Mozart, Beethoven and Freud.
You’ll love Doc Kaps just as I do.
Listen and be inspired!
Part 2 of my conversion with Rob Brinkworth. In Episode 20 we talked about Rob's collection of Revox A77 and B77 machines and we carried on talking about the other recorders in his collection too, so I thought it would be a shame not to hear it.
One of the models we spoke about was the successor to the B77, Studers attempt to bridge the gap between their consumer, Revox badge products and the professional Studer line-up, the Revox PR99.
Then we got onto the "fun" of owning a Revox A700 and comparing it to its Studer brother, the B67. Listen on!
Cora is 18 and she's realized that Boomers are OK. Why? Because if the Earth is ever hit by a massive solar flare all digital devices will be rendered useless, the Internet won't work, and even power grids will go down. It happened in 1859 when the telegraph sparked and burned out during The Carrington Event caused by a massive solar storm which engulfed our planet in a geomagnetic apocalypse. Luckily, not many people were connected to electricity or used the telegraph. But our world is TOTALLY digital and connected. That's when analogue and mechanical devices will come back into their own - and who knows how to use them? Boomers!
The only university that makes you chuckle AND learn at the same time.
In episode 66, we discuss the Analogue Pocket and our initial impressions of Paper Mario: The Origami King on the Nintendo Switch. The intro/outro song is "Friends" by Hyper Potions (https://www.hyperpotions.com/).
Instantly recognisable, the work of photographer Tatenda Chidora speaks volumes to his practice and the connections forged by capturing a piece of his subjects essence.
Now, Tatenda joins us in conversation and allows us to pull aside the curtain and gain a deeper understanding of his process, the importance of minimalism in the sharing of authentic stories and how lockdown in South Africa has had some unexpectedly positive results.
You can find more of Tatenda's work on his Tumblr and Instagram
Introducing the Sound On Sound Podcasts. Yes, that’s podcasts, because we’re launching three dedicated channels each with their own series of episodes to keep you entertained throughout each month.
You’ll hear interviews, features, discussion, opinion and occasional demos of the gear we’re reviewing from many of the SOS magazine staff and our expert Freelance team.
The Electronic Music channel is for everyone interested in synths, samplers and the world of electronic music.
You should also hop over to our other channels and subscribe there for even more shows.
The Recording & Mixing channel takes the practical approach and will keep you inspired with expert hints and tips.
The People & Music Industry channel will feature the great and good in engineering, production and manufacturing.
We launch our first two shows on May 21st so subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
All shows are mastered to the highest quality the podcast channel will support and are in stereo.
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Our creative writing department has unearthed the writings of a local boomer to reveal that analogue technology is what Boomers really get nostalgic about. If you're from that generation does the sound of a cassette tape unlock deep, distant memories? Or perhaps the sleekness of a CD? Or using a phone box? Go back in time to the cosy memories of slipping coins into a slot in a cramped, smelly box. Lovely.
The only university that makes you chuckle AND learn at the same time.
The re-emergence of vinyl records is more than a passing phase or a niche interest for nerdy music buffs or hipsters. It's a movement to reclaim the essence of life - human life is analogue! Digital is cold empiricism. The basis, perhaps, of the neoliberal project to turn us all into drones. Our head of music. Dave Dave David believes we need to turn on, tune in, and do more than move the needle to the first track... we have to live like vinyl. In the end, life is a pressing that we only play once, so make the most of it!
The only university that makes you chuckle AND learn at the same time.
I was beset with audio issues once more in this episode, so apologies from me (TJ) as it's not quite up to par. (See below for more detail if you're interested!)
TJ's Acronym: DVRRDER
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I (TJ) suggest American Gods by Neil Gaiman, Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton or Reamde by Neal Stephenson.
Audio Issues
I'm still working out how to get the best audio, and with our setups changing frequently, this is unfortunately the trade off when we record weekly. I could spend more time troubleshooting and testing, but we couldn't release so often! Rest assured after this episode I will be making a checklist and working to that each week to try and finesse any further auditory irregularities. Thanks for your patience.
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Stationery Adjacent Podcast
1857 The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.
Collections. One accumulation too far or conscious curation?
Still troubleshooting the audio / mics and so my (TJ) audio is a little janky this episode. Think we have everything sorted now, thanks for your patience, and hope you are enjoying the show!
Show Notes
Generation X - Dennis Coupland
10,000 days = 27.39 years
How I Store my Pencils - Wood & Graphite
Nero's Notes (this week's sponsor)
(1857) The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.
Neros Notes
Stationery Adjacent Podcast
1857 The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.
Episode II is all about Travelling. Where, Why, How, When. Travel stationery, plan ahead or scavenge? Ephemeral memories. Oh, and a doomsday kindle.
Apologies for the sound quality, you might here the pop and click of my mobile phone. Our voice chat over wifi gave up about 10 minutes into this conversation and we had to resort to Whatsapp audio calling over 4G. I've tried to cut it out where possible, and it hopefully shouldn't be an issue in future episodes. Thanks for your patience!
Blackwing 16.2 + the Ada Lovelace Mural
Xi'an Muslim Street Food Market
Pocket Notebooks (this week's sponsor)
(1857) The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.
Neros Notes
Stationery Adjacent Podcast
1857 The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.
Artist and producer Suzi Analogue originally hails from Missy Elliott's native state of Virginia though these days, she's rooted in Los Angeles, having come up within the city's beat scene. Suzi wanted to talk about what she described as the "underdog" album, Missy's enormously successful yet somewhat forgotten sophomore album, Da Real World, one in a string of five back-to-back platinum LPs for Missy and her production partner, Timbaland. We talked about Missy's creative genius and what that meant for a young girl, growing up in VA.
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