MATRIXSYNTH: Stephen Jones performing at the New Wave Modular Synthesizer meeting of the PNW AES .


Thursday, February 18, 2010

Stephen Jones performing at the New Wave Modular Synthesizer meeting of the PNW AES .


YouTube via watchelectronicmusic of http://electronicmusic.com/ (click for interviews for the event).
"Stephen Jones [Red Martian] performs a classical work on a Mattson Mini Modular synthesizer system at the February 17th, 2010 meet of the Pacific Northwest section of the AES."
Be sure to see the PNWAES label below for more.
Posted by matrix at 2/18/2010 01:10:00 PM
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7 comments:

  1. MongooseNZ2/18/10, 8:05 PM

    lovely! Nicely tweaked too

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  2. Doktor Future2/18/10, 8:28 PM

    He's not performing it. He's tuning/patching it and playing a midi file.

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  3. Radio Man2/18/10, 9:15 PM

    He performed the tracks on the MIDI file

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  4. Dex2/18/10, 10:38 PM

    seriously. does anybody play live anymore?

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  5. Carbon1112/19/10, 8:16 AM

    Stephen played a complex tune live on the Syntar that evening as well.

    The classical lute piece was a four-voice piece designed to demo his four-channel MMM.

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  6. Anonymous2/19/10, 7:21 PM

    sup SMJ!
    dang dude i love your ProOne case!
    i wish i had one before i sold it =)

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  7. bollocks2/20/10, 6:18 PM

    yawn yawn , boring crap

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