Tag: Boulder
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“Please Remain Calm” – New 194 bpm Song and Multimedia Performance Video + Behind-The-Scenes
“Please Remain Calm” is a new one minute 194 BPM song and multimedia video. In this post I’ll share the song, the video, and a behind-the-scenes look into the making of this multimedia performance. Video This primary video layer and song were recorded in one continuous take. While the track and video are one minute…
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New Electronic Music Release – Beautiful Tomorrows : Electro
I am very excited to announce my new EP Beautiful Tomorrows : Electro. The album is available now on Bandcamp … https://markmosher.bandcamp.com/album/beautiful-tomorrows-electro and soon Spotify and other streaming outlets via this page. You can pre-save on Spotify now. Beautiful Tomorrows : Electro by Mark Mosher – DistroKid If you enjoy this release consider a buy…
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Video My Set at Beat Cypher July 25, 2019 Performing New Song at 382 BPM.
This week I composed a new pieced called “Press 3” which starts of at 80 BPM and makes it all the way to 764 BPM 😯. He Here is a video snippet where I’m clocking along at 382 BPM. Thanks J.L. Kane for hosting and Mechant Metrique for shooting this on his phone. Soon after…
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Photos and Video from Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup 7th Anniversary at Tilt Arcade
We had a crazy fun time at Tilt arcade on Tuesday night at our 7th anniversary celebration! Event description here. Of course the meetup is http://RockyMountainSynth.com. A Huge Thanks To… Tilt for access to their amazing arcade. Istonik Studios who provided 3 licenses for the Arcade Series Ultimate Max for Live sequencer pack Chris Blarsky…
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Heads Up – Location Change for the Monthly Beat Cypher Performance Event in Boulder
A post to spread the word. After a brief hiatus, the Beat Cypher returns on June 27th at a new location. Here is Justin’s note on this from the official Facebook Group. “Hey everyone! Beat Cypher update: Madelife has officially moved to a new location. I will be holding the next cypher here on Thursday…
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New Experimental Improv Release “Miracle Eater” by LSD
One of my improv mentors Dino J.A. Deane played an experimental improvized set with as part of the trio LSD at the Muse Performance Space in Lafayette, CO last Friday. The lineup was: Sound Design- Dino J.A. Deane Sax- Bret Sexton Electric Guitar and Electronics- Farrell Lowe They just released a recording of the performance…
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Performing Set at Beat Cypher May 24th, 2018 on Elektron Digitakt + Video from Past Performance on Analog Four
I’ll be performing a set tonight (Thursday, May 24th) at the Beat Cypher event in Boulder. As the format is rapid-fire 10 minute sets and I’ll be improvising using only an Elektron Digitakt and using small a set of custom beat sketches as a starting point. My set is inspired by the Star Trek: The…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast SO1-E09: I’m Completely Operational, and All My Circuits Are Functioning Perfectly
Listen to this episode on Soundcloud. You can subscribe to the Podcast in iTunes, or use this RSS Feed for your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. If you dig this piece, leave a comment. Checkout my releases here. Story The sound of what is going on inside the HAL 9000’s mind as he’s speaking “I’m Completely…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast 007 – Descent Into Ancient Ice Cave
Listen to Podcast on Soundcloud | You can subscribe to the Podcast in iTunes, or use this RSS Feed for your favorite podcatcher. Story This is the soundtrack of an expedition to an ancient ice cave. As you descend deep into the cavern hear surreal sound of the wind blended with your own scanning equipment reverberating through massive cave system.…
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Hosting 41st Boulder Synthesizer Meetup – The Secrets of the Roland V-Synth
I’m hosting my 41st Boulder Synthesizer Meetup event on September 8th Boulder Synthesizer Meetup – “The Secrets of the Roland V-Synth by Jim Stout with Musical Performance by Rod Tanaka”. I’m happy to report the meetup has 324 members! This is going to be a super event with Jim Stout (who worked for Roland for 6 years)…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast 006 – When the Whales Take Back the Ocean
Story As humans and their technology have evolved, they have encroached more and more on the domain of the whale and other sea life. Of course the whales have been evolving as well – and – unbeknownst to us, they have been patiently plotting and waiting for the right time put things back in balance.…
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Live Performance Video – Part 1 Boulder Synthesizer Meetup August 11, 2015
This video is part 1 of a live cinematic electronica set I performed at the Boulder Synthesizer Meetup on August 11th 2015 at the Walnut room in Denver. In this video I’m performing both the music and the visuals. In part 1 I perform an extended version of “Gonna Rise Up” from the album Fear…
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Introducing (no)poem – A New Collaboration with Artist Darwin Grosse
My good friend Darwin Grosse and I formed a new duo called (no)poem to support our performances and recorded work. [Update: Here are some related articles posted after this article was released] Darwin Grosse is director of education and customer services for Cycling ’74 (Max). He is the creator and host of the art+music+technology podcast. Darwin also launched a…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast 005 – Irreversible Transcription Errors During Consciousness Transfer
“Welcome to transfer station 11203. Your consciousness transfer is about to begin and soon you will enjoy immortality in your new custom body. The process is 100% foolproof thanks to your personal technician who will be actively monitoring the process for transcription errors. In the unlikely event of a transcription error, your technician will be…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast 003 – Children Of The Gods Find The Weather Machine
What happens when the children of the gods get a hold of the weather machine? Listen to find out. Production Notes I recorded the piece in one real-time pass with no edits to a Zoom H2 running on battery. The song is primarily based on the field recording of a thunderstorm. Most of the low…
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Sonic Encounters Podcast 001 – And What Do The Trees Hear When the Wind Blows?
This song is an ambient sonic journey starting with natural sounds which morph into the hidden inner world of trees and back again. The piece starts off with a 120 degree stereo field recording of wind blowing through aspen trees and surrounding trees in Louisville, Colorado just outside of Boulder. Subscribe now on iTunes so you…
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