Explore " modular" with insightful episodes like "Episode 158 - Korg Electribe Drum Mangling with Morphagene and Data Bender", "#29 Michael Lefeber & Ken Spranghers", "Episode 155 - Three Variations on a Dub Techno Patch", "Episode 152 - Guitar Patching with Valued Landscape" and "Episode 151 - Creating a Beat around a Gameboy Bassline" from podcasts like ""The Rat's Nest Podcast", "Bao Podcast", "The Rat's Nest Podcast", "The Rat's Nest Podcast" and "The Rat's Nest Podcast"" and more!
In this episode we sync the modular with my Korg Electribe and mangle a drum beat with Morphagene in time lag accumulation mode!
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For episode 29 of the Bao Podcast, we have another dual-guest episode for you, featuring Michael Lefeber and Ken Spranghers, co-founders of KOZO.
Kozo designs and builds spaces that adapt to the people who buy them. Whenever something changes in their life, their house can change with them. Kozo’s innovative construction method ensures that you can choose to adapt your home. A small starter home can grow into a fully-fledged family home and then even evolve into a care home. On top of this, their unique demountable connection system enables an easier way to recycle the different elements at the end of their life cycle.
Show notes:
Lode Janssens: living in a balloon
Get in contact with Kozo: info@kozo.co
Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:42 Where does Kozo originate from?
13:15 Switching from event to construction
26:40 The start & Kozo concept
41:00 Biggest learnings
43:00 Outro
In this episode we break down a dub techno patch as well as some variations on that initial patch!
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In this week's episode we are joined by Valued Landscape who brought his guitar and pedalboard to run into the modular!
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In this episode we start out with a Gameboy recording in the Morphagene and create a beat around it!
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I’m a little unsure of the best way to frame this introduction. In some ways, this is a story of embracing climbing for all the right reasons. Pursuit of technical mastery and love for the outdoors over the gamification of grades and emphasis on physical training. On the other hand, this is also the story of early adulthood in the modern era. The narrative to pursue something like climbing full-time is strong in the outdoor world. But most I encounter eventually find that climbing alone leaves us yearning for meaning and purpose. My guest today, Tyler Karow, spent nearly three years on the road pursuing climbing. Today he balances considerable climbing achievements with a secondary passion for building and a desire to be a part of the solution to America’s affordable housing crisis.
Karow is a 29-year-old climber known for his big wall accomplishments in Yosemite, Patagonia, and around the globe. His resume includes a ground-up free ascent of Golden Gate (5.13a) on El Cap, and Yosemite’s Triple Crown in under 24 hours, only the eighth time this feat has been achieved. Notably, Karow climbed the Triple while working a full-time (plus) job. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Southern California and is a licensed civil engineer and general contractor. With this background in engineering and construction, he envisions a career helping to build prefabricated tiny home communities. This emerging approach to construction helps to reduce the cost of new housing and more efficiently add supply to a stressed housing market.
This episode is an Oreo of sorts, with a focused discussion of Tyler’s climbing achievements and work/life balance in the beginning and end. The middle of this discussion takes a deep dive into the affordable housing crisis, the complex nature of new construction, and Tyler’s vision for the future of American affordable housing.
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In this week's episode we are joined by Karl Ekdahl, creator of the Ekdahl Moisturizer and the Polygamist! Together we create a patch using a sample of his newest electro-acoustic instrument! Be sure to listen until the end to hear him talk a bit about it!
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In this episode we use the Ekdahl Moisturizer and Make Noise Morphagene to create a noisy texture and layer sounds and effects on top of that!
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In this episode we patch a drone on the 90HP system then record it into the Morphagene to create an 80HP system drone and then combine them for a mega drone patch!
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In this episode we create a patch, record it into the Morphagene and then use that sample as a basis for a new patch!
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In this episode we start off using the Korg SQ-1 to sequence splices on the Morphagene and add FX and another synth part!
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Minister Meaghan Scanlon is Queensland’s youngest appointed female Minister and is now serving as Queensland’s Minister for Housing. Having already served a term as Minister for the Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs, Minister Scanlon is now tasked with tackling the Queensland housing crisis.
In this episode, we sit down with the Minister to discuss the challenges Queenslanders face and the creative measures being utilised to provide more homes in the state.
This episode of the Pod Cast is hosted by Ben Whitmore.
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This all-new deep-dive, hallway-style chat features a16z crypto general partner Ali Yahya and deal team partner Guy Wuollet, in conversation with Solana co-founder and Solana Labs CEO Anatoly Yakovenko -- who also worked at Qualcomm for over a decade, where he was a senior engineer and engineering manager among other things.
The first half of the episode is a discussion/ debate blockchain architectures -- including of course Solana & Ethereum, the themes of monolithic vs. modular, et cetera -- but really is about what are the tradeoffs, and what should one optimize for (or not!), depending on what you’re building, and to make crypto happen at scale (now and in the future).
The second half of the episode covers company-, community-, and ecosystem-building -- including discussing the nuances of leadership in open source; and wherefore messiahs/ prophets?! -- as well as touching on engineering hiring, devrel (developer relations), governance; the Solana phone, and some of the Solana backstory as well.
What are the differences between hardware and software innovation? And how does innovation play out, in theory versus practice? These are the throughlines of this episode...
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As a reminder: none of this should be taken as investment, legal, business, or tax advice; please see a16z.com/disclosures for more important information -- including a link to a list of our investments.
In this episode we use the small 90HP system to create a complex feedback patch!
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Leo Trujillo não tem dúvida em afirmar que o som tem o poder de acessar e curar os traumas humanos mais profundos e que estar sintonizado numa boa frequência nos leva aos campos mais sutis da essência da vida. Aliás, foi "harmonizando" dois campos, o da ciência e da espiritualidade, que ele viu no som, essa onda que se propaga pelo ar e por outros meios a partir da vibração de suas moléculas, um caminho para ajudar o outro. Ele é o fundador do projeto "Moléculas Sonoras", que foi desenhado para pacientes em processo de reestruturação celular, que tem como princípio, modular o sistema nervoso autônomo, possibilitando uma melhora na recuperação dos tratamentos. Nesse papo com o podcast "45 Do Primeiro Tempo", o professor de Sound Healing, a terapia vibracional, e também professor de uma disciplina no curso de graduação em Medicina Integrativa, repassou pela sua história de vida, lembrou de suas buscas por um campo mais sutil na forma de existir e foi categórico: "O caminho é buscar uma boa frequência".
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Building and renovating houses for fun in his spare time, it’s no surprise Josh has a deep-rooted passion for design.
Leaning into ModnPods values of sustainability and innovative design, Josh leverages his extensive experience working in the modular industry for many years, including running his own business and the opportunities he’s had to create bespoke housing and spaces for great clients enables Josh to implement new pathways for ModnPods to service at the highest level.
Join Josh with hosts Dominique Louden and John Christie as they dive into all things modular and designing for small spaces.
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When Daniel Miller and Gareth Jones make music together as Sunroof, they sit either side of a table, adjusting the dials of modular synths and they look like two veteran chess players locked into a very long, perhaps even decades long game. Yet instead of being in competition, it’s like they raise each other’s vibration: one making a sound, the other responding.
Both men have changed the way we hear electronic music in the last 40 years. Miller founded Mute Records initially to release his single Warm Leatherette. He met Gareth when they worked on Depeche Mode’s Berlin-connected ‘80s records. The Depeche Mode records we all like. Gareth has produced songs we’ve all danced to many times: Erasure, Wire, Grizzly Bear, Clinic, Interpol. For decades, they’ve been getting together and making these modular improvisations and have finally gotten round to releasing some of the stuff and it’s really good.
Paul caught up with the pair to talk about how they work, how they met and what they think.
Sunroof’s new album, Electronic Music Improvisations Volume 2 – out now on limited edition white vinyl and digitally, via the Parallel Series of Mute
Lost and Sound is proudly 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
For episode 22 of the Bao Podcast, we welcome Ismaël Ben-Al-Lal. Ismaël is a visionary entrepreneur and innovator who made a name for himself in the world of renewable energy. After he finished his studies at Groep T at the University of Leuven, Ismaël went on to found his own company, Futech, in 2008. Later on he started another company named iLumen. Both companies work around sustainable energy.
In addition to this, he’s an investor and consultant. This way he can share his expertise and insights on sustainable energy and the importance of entrepreneurship in driving positive change.
Show notes:
Podcast Rutger Bregman (De Rudi & Freddie Show)
Frederic Laloux – Reinventing Organizations
Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:30 World Solar Challenge and other school projects
21:15 First company (Futech)
35:00 Dropping energy prices in the future
45:00 Second company (iLumen)
48:25 U2P Group
53:00 Outro
In this episode we use a bunch of filters in our VC F3DB feedback path and use the MC3A to mix them all and the MT2D for some tasty crunch!
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