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Sunday, September 17, 2017
Postcard Project: Todd Barton Performs Ion Eclipse
Published on Sep 17, 2017
"Modular synthesizer player Todd Barton performs Ion Eclipse (composed by Sarah Belle Reid, July 2017), performed and looped live with his Bucha Music Easel, iProgramCard, Eventide H9 FX, and Boss RC-3 Looper."
Postcard Project: Todd Barton Explains Ion Eclipse
Published on Sep 17, 2017 Sarah Belle Reid
"Modular synthesizer player Todd Barton explains his setup + process on the Buchla Music Easel for his performance of Ion Eclipse (composed by Sarah Belle Reid, July 2017).
This is part of The Postcard Project, an experimental postcard/music exchange project between Sarah Belle Reid and collaborators around the world. To listen to Todd's full performance, visit http://www.sarahbellereid.com/postcar...
This project is made possible with support through Patreon. For more info on how to be involved visit:
www.patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Hélène Vogelsinger: "Whales Patch"
video upload by MAKEN0ISE
"We are proud to share Hélène Vogelsinger's "Whales Patch," her contribution to Sarah Belle Reid's Imaginative Listening Project.
The Imaginative Listening Project was an experimental collaboration between Sarah Belle Reid, Hainbach, Hélène Vogelsinger, and Tim Held in which they co-created a new piece of music. It premiered on April 29, 2021 on Sarah's YouTube channel and has been a favorite of ours since.
Each artist utilized Strega in their composition, and its unique character and voicing shines throughout the project. [see below for the complete Imaginative Listening Project video]
To purchase the project on Bandcamp (and support Girls Rock Camp Alliance), head to: https://sarahbellereid.bandcamp.com/a...
For more information about Strega, head to our website: http://makenoisemusic.com/synthesizer..."
Imaginative Listening Project feat. Hainbach, Hélène Vogelsinger, & Tim Held
video upload by Sarah Belle Reid
"An experimental collaboration between myself and Hainbach, Hélène Vogelsinger, and Tim Held, in which we co-create a new piece of music."
Tuesday, August 13, 2024
Sarah Belle Reid meets Gliss
video upload by Bela Platform
"This video is the third in a series in which we get Gliss in the hands of artists we deeply respect. In this video the Canadian-born musician and educator, Sarah Belle Reid, explores the timbral possibilities of Gliss by using it extensively as a non-linear waveshaper.
Check out our blog for the full story: https://blog.bela.io/sarah-belle-reid..."
Thursday, August 16, 2018
MIGSI Trumpet and Serge Modular Synthesizer Improvisation
Published on Aug 16, 2018 Sarah Belle Reid
"Controlling the Serge modular synthesizer with MIGSI (Minimally Invasive Gesture Sensing Interface) for trumpet, built by Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston. Data captured by MIGSI is sent to a computer running Max/MSP (Cycling '74), then out to the Eurorack using the Expert Sleepers ES-8, and finally into a format converter to control the Serge.
This project and many like it are supported through my Patreon community:
patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Friday, January 10, 2020
Trumpet and Buchla Modular Synth | Sarah Belle Reid
Published on Jan 10, 2020 Sarah Belle Reid
"In which I connect my sensor-based augmented trumpet MIGSI to the Buchla 200 and 100 modular synthesizer systems for the first time. MIGSI uses sensors to collect gestural data from the trumpet as I'm playing, and sends that as serial data over to a computer running Max/MSP. In this video I'm using the Expert Sleepers ES-8 module to convert signals from MIGSI into control voltage, which is being used to modulate a patch on the Buchla.
Full audio tracks from this video (x2) are available on:
'March of the Unexpected Caterpillars': https://www.patreon.com/posts/32986598
"Shadow Shuffle": https://www.patreon.com/posts/32986659
For more about MIGSI:
www.migsitrumpet.com
For audio downloads, videos, tutorials, and to join my Patreon community:
patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Thursday, February 04, 2021
Living Room Concerts: Buchla Modular System Duo | Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston
video by Sarah Belle Reid
"The second video in a series of informal living room concerts, put on by Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston. In this concert we are improvising on two Buchla systems: a 200-series clone modular synthesizer, and a mixed system featuring a 208 clone and 223e Tactile Input Port."
Buchla Modular Synth & Flugelhorn Improvisation | Sarah Belle Reid
video by Sarah Belle Reid
"An improvised session playing quarter tone flugelhorn, a Buchla modular synthesizer, voice, and additional processing in Max/MSP.
For patch notes/description, to support this channel, and/or to download the full audio from this performance, visit: patreon.com/sarahbellereid"
Buchla Modular Synthesizer + Voice Improvisation | Sarah Belle Reid
"An improvised performance on a Buchla modular synthesizer as part of the New York Modular Society's "Off the Grid" livesteam concert series, Oct. 2020."
Thursday, January 30, 2020
MIGSI: Connecting Acoustic Instruments, Modular Synths & Max Event at Perfect Circuit
RSVP here
"Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston will give a short performance with their MIGSI augmented trumpet instrument and then explain its design
About this Event
Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston present MIGSI: an electronically augmented trumpet designed for performing experimental electronic music. Reid and Gaston will discuss the process of developing MIGSI, as well as strategies for integrating traditional instruments with computers and modular synths—including a demonstration of their own Max/MSP and Buchla-based performance setup. Reid will present a performance using MIGSI, Max/MSP, and a Buchla modular synthesizer.
Wednesday 2/12/2020 7-9PM at the Perfect Circuit Event Space (next door to the showroom)"
Friday, February 02, 2024
Exploring the 1st Buchla 100 Modular Synthesizer
video upload by Sarah Belle Reid
"This video is a historical, technical, and musical deep dive into the Buchla 100 Series Modular System at the Mills College Center for Contemporary Music. This instrument was the first voltage controllable modular synthesizer built by Don Buchla—it was delivered to the San Francisco Tape Music Center in the mid-1960s.
In this video we’ll start with a brief historical overview of the Buchla 100 Series Modular System and the San Francisco Tape Music Center. Then, we’ll unpack everything that’s inside the instrument module by module. Finally, I’ll share some of the quirks of this particular instrument, and lots of patch examples to illustrate its unique voice and character.
As I was getting to know this instrument, I tried to keep in mind the circumstances surrounding its development—the people who contributed to it, the time in which it emerged, and the state of electronic music at the time of its invention. These thoughts greatly inspired my approach to working with the instrument and are present throughout this video.
It’s a rare opportunity to be able to work with a historical instrument like this one. I have always been super inspired by Buchla’s work in general, but like many people have had few opportunities to work with his original instruments. Instead, much of my experience has been through newer instruments inspired by his designs. Being able to work closely with this instrument was an incredibly inspiring and clarifying experience that allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of Buchla’s own creative and technical development, as well as the multitude of music, modern modules, and instruments that have been inspired by his work.
Special thank you to Mills College for letting us spend a week in the electronic music studio working with the Buchla 100; to The Buchla Archives and Ryan Gaston for helping to put this video together; and also to all of the amazing folks in my Patreon community for your support in helping to bring educational projects like this one to life!
Learn more / join the waitlist for Learning Sound and Synthesis, my online modular synthesis and sound design class: https://www.soundandsynthesis.com
Join my Patreon community for behind-the-scenes content, unreleased music, and extended tutorials: sarahbellereid
Thank you to:
Mills College Center for Contemporary Music https://www.performingarts.mills.edu
The Buchla Archives https://www.buchlaarchives.com
Ryan Gaston (co-producing + filming) https://gastonsounds.com
Hainbach (tape slicing footage)
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Historical Overview: Buchla 100 + the San Francisco Tape Music Center
7:38 Mills Buchla 100 System Overview
14:27 Timbre in the Mills Buchla 100
18:29 Chaos in the Mills Buchla 100
21:52 Voltage Control Quirks
25:00 Sequencing Tactics: Triggered Segments
30:40 Sequencing Tactics: Extended Sequences
32:06 More Patches + Sounds
32:36 Ring Modulated Reverb Patch
34:40 Keyboard Chaos Patch
36:55 Gated Voice Patch
38:29 Wonky Drum Machine Patch
38:57 Triggered Gestures Patch
39:14 Transposed FM Sequence Patch
39:48 Bell Tones Patch
40:27 Touch Controlled Ratchet Patch
41:00 Sequenced Melodic Patch
Sarah Belle Reid is a performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
"In the Spring of 2024, Reid spent a week at the Center for Contemporary Music at Mills College, where she worked closely with their original Buchla 100 modular synthesizer system. This specific instrument’s historical significance can’t be overstated. It was the very first voltage controllable modular synthesizer that the now-famous artist, inventor, and electronic musical instrument designer Donald Buchla built in the mid 1960s—indeed, one of the very first modular synthesizers altogether. In its time, this specific system has been used by countless inspiring and influential musicians, such as Pauline Oliveros, Morton Subotnick, Suzanne Ciani, Warner Jepson, and others.
The video begins with a brief historical overview of the Buchla 100 Series Modular System and the San Francisco Tape Music Center. Then, Reid unpacks everything that’s inside the instrument module by module, with sound demos and examples. Finally, she shares some of the unique quirks of the Mills Buchla 100 instrument, and patch examples of how the instrument can be used to create a wide range of music and sounds."
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Upcoming Performances by Todd Barton Featuring the Buchla Music Easel & More
via Todd Barton:
"Hi Friends,
I'm excited to announce these upcoming concerts at the Schneider Museum of Art on the SOU campus:
Spatial Frontiers
Noon, Friday, May 22, 2015
Schneider Museum of Art
Todd Barton and Bruce Bayard, with special guest Eden Monomyn. All three artists will be playing the Buchla Music Easel, each using a special program card designed by Todd which brings focus to the incredible expressive power of this electronic instrument. Additional controls to the placement of sound in space is also featured.
This concert is free and open to the public.
AND . . .
Special Edition
Noon, Thursday, May 28, 2015
Schneider Museum of Art
Todd Barton and Bruce Bayard, are joined by special guests Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston from California Institute of the Arts.
This concert is free and open to the public.
Sarah Belle Reid is a trumpet player, intermedia artist, and improvisor who is described as having an onstage presence that is both captivating and passionate. Sarah is an endlessly curious artist, one who collaborates closely with composers, choreographers, actors, and multimedia artists, and is always eager to experiment and explore novel approaches to expression. More than a trumpeter, Sarah has been described by audiences as a true “character” and “story-teller”; a musician whose drive to innovate and re-imagine performance is at the heart of her artistic vision. Sarah holds an MFA in trumpet performance from the California Institute of the Arts.
Ryan Gaston is a composer, bandleader, and sound artist from Little Rock, Arkansas. Currently a candidate for an MFA in Experimental Sound Practices at the California Institute of the Arts, Ryan's work centers around musical interface/instrument design, modular synthesizer performance, network music, and research into techniques for sound spatialization and strategies for notation and analysis of electronic and timbre-based music. Fascinated by developing new modes of listening and performing, Gaston writes both performed and recorded music that seeks to exploit the unique possibilities of its own venue of realization--be it a concert hall, dingy dive bar, art gallery, or a pair of headphones.
all best wishes, hope to see you there,
Todd"
"Hi Friends,
I'm excited to announce these upcoming concerts at the Schneider Museum of Art on the SOU campus:
Spatial Frontiers
Noon, Friday, May 22, 2015
Schneider Museum of Art
Todd Barton and Bruce Bayard, with special guest Eden Monomyn. All three artists will be playing the Buchla Music Easel, each using a special program card designed by Todd which brings focus to the incredible expressive power of this electronic instrument. Additional controls to the placement of sound in space is also featured.
This concert is free and open to the public.
AND . . .
Special Edition
Noon, Thursday, May 28, 2015
Schneider Museum of Art
Todd Barton and Bruce Bayard, are joined by special guests Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston from California Institute of the Arts.
This concert is free and open to the public.
Sarah Belle Reid is a trumpet player, intermedia artist, and improvisor who is described as having an onstage presence that is both captivating and passionate. Sarah is an endlessly curious artist, one who collaborates closely with composers, choreographers, actors, and multimedia artists, and is always eager to experiment and explore novel approaches to expression. More than a trumpeter, Sarah has been described by audiences as a true “character” and “story-teller”; a musician whose drive to innovate and re-imagine performance is at the heart of her artistic vision. Sarah holds an MFA in trumpet performance from the California Institute of the Arts.
Ryan Gaston is a composer, bandleader, and sound artist from Little Rock, Arkansas. Currently a candidate for an MFA in Experimental Sound Practices at the California Institute of the Arts, Ryan's work centers around musical interface/instrument design, modular synthesizer performance, network music, and research into techniques for sound spatialization and strategies for notation and analysis of electronic and timbre-based music. Fascinated by developing new modes of listening and performing, Gaston writes both performed and recorded music that seeks to exploit the unique possibilities of its own venue of realization--be it a concert hall, dingy dive bar, art gallery, or a pair of headphones.
all best wishes, hope to see you there,
Todd"
Monday, December 07, 2020
Planning Your First Eurorack Synthesizer with Sarah Belle Reid
Perfect Circuit
"Sarah Belle Reid came shares some tips about how to decide which modules to include in your first eurorack modular synthesizer system. She goes over picking sound sources, modulators for those sound sources, and sequencers and controllers to interact with the modular.
You can get eurorack cases, modules and accessories on our site here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/eurora...
And if you want to learn more about modular synthesis from Sarah you can sign up for her course here: https://www.soundandsynthesis.com
Timeline:
00:00 - Intro
00:07 - Performance
01:13 - Sarah's Introduction
02:23 - Starting Small
03:12 - Choosing a Case
03:58 - Picking Sound Sources
09:05 - Balance of Generators and Controllers
11:09 - Hands on Controllers
12:47 - Recap"
LABELS/MORE:
Bastl Instruments,
benjolin,
eurorack,
Make Noise,
Rob Hordijk,
synth tutorials,
TipTop Audio
Thursday, February 13, 2020
MIGSI: Connecting Acoustic Instruments, Modular Synths & MAX
Published on Feb 13, 2020 Perfect Circuit
"Sarah Belle Reid and Ryan Gaston are at Perfect Circuit to present MIGSI, their system for electronically augmenting the acoustic trumpet. They discuss MIGSI's development, as well as tactics for using acoustic instruments to control Max/MSP and modular synthesizers for experimental music. Sarah Belle Reid presents a short performance with MIGSI, Max, and a Buchla modular system.
Read more about MIGSI here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/signal..."
Monday, July 03, 2017
Eurorack + Benjolin Synthesizer Improvisation
Published on Jul 3, 2017 Sarah Belle Reid
"Improvised sound sketch with Eurorack modular synthesizer and Rob Hordijk's Benjolin (DIY version by Kweiwen with handmade panel designs). A simple patch making use of Make Noise Maths, Bubblesound VCA4p, and Mutable Instruments Clouds in looping delay mode.
Support me on Patreon!
patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Thursday, July 11, 2024
Enter the Moog Labyrinth
video upload by Moog Music
Labyrinth | Moog Demo Library
video uploads by Moog Music
User videos:
Playlist (use the player controls to skip around):
1. Perfect Circuit: Moog Semi-Modular Comparison 2024: Labyrinth, Mother-32, & More (feat. Sarah Belle Reid)
2. Sarah Belle Reid: Moog Labyrinth Semi-Modular Synth: Overview + Explorations
3. Loopop: Moog Labyrinth // A Synth that’s a Generative Idea Machine // 13 patch ideas, review & tutorial
4. mylarmelodies: Moog Labyrinth Demo: Explanation & Generative Techno Jams
5. Reverb: Exploring Generative Synthesis with the Moog Labyrinth
6. Jorb: Moog Labyrinth // Generative Synthesis At It's Best
7. SUTURE SOUND: A ton of Moog Labyrinth sounds (no talking)
8. Bonedo Synthesizers: MOOG Labyrinth Sound Demo (no talking) - Preset Sheets
9. Limbic Bits: MOOG Labyrinth Sound Demo (no talking): 6 Improvisations on the Labyrinth
10. Starsky Carr: Moog Labyrinth // 3 Minute Manual + Full Review & Demo
AN UNEXPECTED PATH FORWARD
Labyrinth introduces a classic West Coast sound into the Mother Ecosystem experience rich analog synthesizer history in both surprising and recognizable sonic textures. Two generative sequencers bring to life sounds that bloom over time, letting you control their evolution and scale, then play them off of each other for striking polymetric melodies.
With parallel analog signal paths, this adventurous instrument shines when adding color to the steady backdrop of a drum pattern or bassline.
GENERATIVE SEQUENCER
The beating heart of Labyrinth is a robust dual sequencer, which uses chance calculations to generate two unique eight-step paths which twist and curve around one another.
SONIC WANDERING
A parallel voice processing path with a voltage-controlled blending allows you to morph sounds over time.
VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED WAVEFOLDER
A fresh interpretation of the Moog sound via a voltage-controlled wavefolder. Two oscillators drive duophonic melodic counterpoints, metallic FM tones, and analog synthetic drums.
Moog's semi-modular lineup expands to include the Labyrinth, a generative synthesizer that brings you two parallel sequencers, two oscillators, and endless possibilities. Based around a core sine VCO and a triangle Mod VCO, these sound sources have independent level controls, as well as a Ring Mod and Noise level control that all feed a saturating mixer that can add a touch or grit. From the mixer, we have the switchable option to go into a voltage controllable wave folder then into a classic Moog filter, the opposite with our filter going into the wave folder, or have both of these run in parallel.
The heart of the Labyrinth is the sequencer section. A dual 8-step sequencer gives you interactive quantized melodies that can affect various parameters, based on the labeled trimmers. These sequencers send out both notes CV and triggers and with a Trig Mix you can get rhythmic interplay that is quite satisfying. Each sequencer has a Length settings and a Bit Shift when adjusts the position of activated steps. The Bit Flip and Corrupt parameters present gives you more randomness and serendipity allowing you to create evolving patterns.
As with all of their semi-modular synths, Moog gives you access to 32 patch point patchbay with 12 outputs and 20 inputs. This gives you the option to self-patch and integrate it into your existing Eurorack ecosystem. Moog's Labyrinth is the perfect expansion to your existing system or a great starting point as an entry to modular synthesis, especially for those who are looking to get expressive rhythmic patterns quickly.
LABYRINTH FEATURES
- Parallel generative analog synthesizer
- Two oscillators, a sine-based and triangle-based
- Switchable wave folder to filter, filter to wave folder, or parallel processing
- Diode-transistor hybrid wavefolder with smooth Fold and Bias control
- Morphable Low pass to Band pass 2-pole filter
- Adjustable decay time for both decay envelopes
- Blend Sequence 1 and Sequence 2 triggers for complex rhythms
- Each sequencers has options to adjust length, per-step adjustments, adjustable randomness (Corrupt), and shifting the pattern on-the-fly
- Quantizable pitches to 16 different scales
- 32-Point patch bay, 12 outs 20 ins
Wednesday, April 27, 2022
Acoustic Instruments with Modular Synths! with Sarah Belle Reid
video upload by MAKEN0ISE
"Join guest host Sarah Belle Reid for a deep exploration of techniques for using acoustic instruments with a modular synth!
The Morphagene Reel "Experimental Trumpet Sounds" can be downloaded here: https://freesound.org/people/makenois..."
https://www.sarahbellereid.com
Monday, December 30, 2019
Text-to-MIDI Modular Synth Sequencer
Published on Dec 30, 2019 Sarah Belle Reid
"Text-controlled modular synth sequencer, using Max/MSP to convert text into MIDI and CV to control a Buchla modular synthesizer, a Eurorack synth, and a MicroKORG.
2019 was an exciting, productive year with lots of new creative projects and growth. I made this little video to say thank you to the wonderful folks who support my work through Patreon, and make it possible to continue creating new music, tutorials, and videos.
Huge shoutout to the folks at Perfect Circuit Audio and Ryan Gaston for inspiring and helping with this project!
Join me on Patreon!
patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Thursday, February 04, 2021
Hydrasynth + Sensel Morph Improvisation | Sarah Belle Reid
video by Sarah Belle Reid
"An afternoon improvisation with a chaotic, generative patch on the ASM Hydrasynth desktop synthesizer, using the Sensel Morph MIDI controller."
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Burnt Dot Trumpet + Modular Synth at Automata (Full Set)
Published on Oct 1, 2017 Burnt Dot
"Live set from Automata, Los Angeles, Sept 2017
Sarah Belle Reid - trumpet + megaphone, Ryan Gaston - eurorack modular synth
Burnt Dot is an LA-based noise, improvisation, and experimental jazz ensemble founded by Sarah Belle Reid (trumpet + electronics) and Ryan Gaston (modular synthesizer).
www.burntdot.com"
Thursday, May 30, 2024
Voltage Lab 2 by Pittsburgh Modular: Overview + Experiments
video upload by Sarah Belle Reid
"A demo and walkthrough of the new analog modular synthesizer Voltage Lab 2, by Pittsburgh Modular. The Voltage Lab 2 is a conceptual extension of Pittsburgh Modular’s 2019 instrument, the Voltage Research Laboratory—adding in new sound generation capabilities along with expanded sequencing and hands-on interaction control.
In this video I’ll go over what Voltage Lab 2 is, share a tour of the instrument, and jump into a bunch of demos showcasing some melodic, rhythmic, noisy, and experimental sounds."
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:41 What's the Voltage Lab 2?
02:51 Tour of Voltage Lab 2
15:43 Waveshaping & Feedback Experiments
20:11 Ring Mod, Crush, & Sync
26:47 Touch Controller Experiments
33:05 More Patch Demos
"Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Hordijk Benjolin + Mixer Feedback
Published on Oct 1, 2017 Sarah Belle Reid
"A sputtery noise piece using my Benjolin synth with DIY panel designs and a chaotic mixer feedback patch.
patreon.com/sarahbellereid
Sarah Belle Reid is a Canadian performer-composer, active in the fields of electroacoustic trumpet performance, intermedia arts, music technology, and improvisation.
www.sarahbellereid.com"
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