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Chris Stack commented on the blog post 16-Week-Old Baby Plays Animoog on iPad, Spins Hypnotic, Trippy Solo 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Reminds me of when the Mac first came out. I remember seeing a video of a 2-year old using MacPaint.
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Chris Stack commented on the blog post Letting Out Ethereal Cries, a Slide Guitar Meets Synthesis in the Hands of a Bluegrass Master 9 months, 2 weeks ago · View
I was joking with Billy recently that his playing on the intro to the top video really puts a new spin on “high, lonesome” :)
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Chris Stack commented on the blog post Letting Out Ethereal Cries, a Slide Guitar Meets Synthesis in the Hands of a Bluegrass Master 9 months, 2 weeks ago · View
@Bliss… Thank you very much!
@ Sebastien… that was an all-star band assembled for that show. Billy Cardine, Cyril Lance (Moog Chief Engineer) on Moog Guitar, Ben Hovey (no stranger to these pages) on trumpet and synth, Brian Kehew on synths, Jeff Sipe on drums and Jay Sanders on bass.
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Chris Stack wrote a new blog post: Letting Out Ethereal Cries, a Slide Guitar Meets Synthesis in the Hands of a Bluegrass Master 9 months, 2 weeks ago · View
When musical traditions meet, handled by people with real mastery of their technique, wonderful things can happen. That can be true of master instrument builders, for one. I got a chance to hear the sounds of the Moog Lap Steel Guitar in June while meeting with the folks from Moog Music. It’s an incredibly-delicious instrument, both [...]
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Chris Stack commented on the blog post Nodal Music Making Hands-on, as Creative Compositional Worlds Meet Synth Laboratories 12 months ago · View
I’ve got a few ideas for Nodal and the Moog Multi-Pedal that may make it into my next video. Stay tuned.
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Chris Stack wrote a new blog post: Nodal Music Making Hands-on, as Creative Compositional Worlds Meet Synth Laboratories 12 months ago · View
What’s a “lab,” anyway? For music, any number of tools – software or hardware – can become gateways to creative musical explorations. Chris Stack joins us again to look at Nodal, Mac/Windows software that generates musical patterns from graphical maps of nodes, alongside hardware explorations. Along the way, Chris has some reflections on composition itself. -Ed. Sometimes [...] -
Chris Stack commented on the blog post From a Little Droid to a Big Moog Taurus Pedal, Analog to Digital, More Experimental Sound Tips 1 year ago · View
Great tip on tweaking the LFO speed. I’m going to try that as soon as I get a chance.
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Chris Stack commented on the blog post From a Little Droid to a Big Moog Taurus Pedal, Analog to Digital, More Experimental Sound Tips 1 year ago · View
Blipsford, I used to have an SH-101. I bought it new (way) back in the day. I also had a Micromoog (also bought new). I remember that I was somehow able to sync the sample&hold on the Micromoog to the sequencer on the SH-101. That was my first experience with synths communicating with each other. [...]
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Chris Stack commented on the blog post From a Little Droid to a Big Moog Taurus Pedal, Analog to Digital, More Experimental Sound Tips 1 year ago · View
We’ve been talking about it for a while. Should happen very soon. You’ll know when you hear that big sound rolling down out of the Appalachians :)
Actually, given my and Ben’s admiration for the work of Jon Hassell, “big” may not be the best adjective. Many others would fit.
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Chris Stack wrote a new blog post: From a Little Droid to a Big Moog Taurus Pedal, Analog to Digital, More Experimental Sound Tips 1 year ago · View
Chris Stack, maker of the Experimental Synth series (and formerly of Moog Music), is back with new ideas for what to do with some great gear. Analog and digital meet here: everything from Nanoloop running on an Android handheld to the mighty Moog Taurus 3 pedal make appearances. That means that you ought to be able [...]
