Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Dorkbot Melbourne Lecture by Paul Perry
via Lsocha.
"Paul Perry of Frostwave talks about being in the music equipment business, both from the business end, and from the music end"
You'll need to turn this one up. Be sure to turn the volume down again when done. : ) Also be careful with the levels when using headphones. And yes, Loscha was aware of this. It's a fascinating talk worth listening to. Paul Perry of course is the man behind Frostwave, maker of the Resonator MS20 filter clone, the Fat Controller sequencer, various stomp boxes and more. I have a Resonator and it's top notch. It's definitely one of my favorite filters if not my favorite, and it's built like a tank. Link to original 52M video.
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ReplyDeletePaul is a great guy. We are lucky in Melbourne with Paul Perry, Ken STone Robin Whittle, Ross Benicia (Audiomulch), VICMOD its all happening here :-)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm definitely jealous about VICMOD. Such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteIm jealous that most of you can walk around the corner and see Morton Subotnik live, go visit Analog Haven, Peter G, Livewire etc if in UK or Europe see AUtechre live, go visit Kraftwerk, go to Elektron office etc
ReplyDeletei know its not around the corner but for us down under it would be a few blocks :-)
Heh don't know why but I always imagined Paul to be about 30-40, because he is so "hip", amazing, good on yer mate!
ReplyDeleteHaving owned 2 of his products I would recommend them, they are nice designs that work great and are built like military equipment.
Haha, I've wondered what he looked like for awhile now. I agree with the previous commentee on his age.
ReplyDeleteHe posts on the diystompboxes.com forums, and is very, very helpful.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Paul's the best. I couldn't really hear him in the video though. I always pictured a guy with long hair and a beard, but then he mentioned once he was "bald as a cue". But yeah, I pictured a younger guy. Paul sure knows his stuff, and I'm glad he chimes in on the benders group from time to time over the years. He's surely helped me a lot!
ReplyDeleteFunny you are all mentioning what you thought he'd look like. That's why I came to the comments section too. I figured him for some 30 year old blonde surfer dude from reading his stuff around the net.
ReplyDeletePretty funny comments ;D
ReplyDeleteI was a kind of emergency speaker & as you can see, not over-prepared. Thank God for the demonstrators! And I had no idea that Ed's camera was doing video.. I'm not really up to speed on the digital world yet.
As to appearances, yeah I did have a beard & hair to my ass, but that was 30 years ago! I'm turning 60 next month.. born same day & year as Laurie Anderson. I'm not a musician, but I like anyone with a mission.
Anyway, I know matrixsynth has a lot of viewers, so I hope some of them will be inspired to get soldering. Oh, and throw away your television! that will help a lot.