Patch In

Composer Andrew Cole stops by to talk about Frozen Atmospheres, Fulbrights, recording, and hobbits… Ben and Nate go nuts for Imogen Heap’s new glove. And Ben explains that sample rate thing that ProTools is always asking you to specify.

This month, Ben and Nate talk to Dr. Chet Udell about the Kickstarter for his eMersion controllers, the Margaret Guthman Competition, and an extended look at the amazing stuff announced at NAMM. Also, AVID gets delisted from the NASDAQ!

This month, on Patch In, Ben and Nate talk to Wesleyan University professors Paula Matthusen and Ron Kuivila about the upcoming SEAMUS conference, installations, and the philosophical aspects of musical contextualization and social situations.

This week on Patch In, composer, laptop-performer and educator Sam Pluta joins us to talk about his work with Wet Ink Ensemble, ICE and others, hard coding, and music education. We also touch on Caustic, MOFX, the Roli Seabord and Korg Littlebits.

In our first non-Beta episode, we talk with Jason Bolte about teaching, composing, toys, and black holes. Then Ben explains Pure Data for the two minute challenge.

In this beta episode, we interview composer Mark Snyder about his many festivals, including the Electroacoustic Barn Dance. We also chat about music technology education, and Nate explains audio compression in our Two-Minute Challenge.