Mad synth and infernal drum machine, Ewa Justka immerses us in acid DIY
Acid house, noise and synthesizers inspired from Kant or Philip K. Dick… Meeting with Ewa Justka, maker artist of outrageous creations.
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(Français) Le collectif MU plante ses Métamines pour «rebrasser» la ville
Du 31 mai au 2 juin, le collectif MU propulse dans trois lieux du nord-est parisien Métamines#2, plateforme d'échange sur la fabrique de la ville. Explications avec Olivier Le Gal et David Georges-François.
Bela, just a few milliseconds away from a Raspberry Pi
Bela is an open source nano-computer that processes audio signals and sensors with ultra-low latency. For musical ears, but not only.
Now on sale: “Hello World”, the first album by an AI
January 12 marks the release of “Hello World”, fruit of the collaboration between composer Benoit Carré, the AI Flow Machines and guest artists.
Music Hackspace: it pays to squat
In 2011, the Music Hackspace was a group of noisy hackers getting together in a café. Six years later, the collective moved into a prestigious cultural institution in London.
And Sheffield invented the algorave…
For more than a decade, the algorave scene has made ravers dance to computer code. Makery went to investigate where it all began, in Sheffield, which hosted the Algomech festival in early November.
In London, the future of music sounds DIY
We Are Robots, the first edition of a festival dedicated to music and its future innovations, was held on November 2-5 in London, where we met up with the cream of maker musicians.
Electro insects, ready-to-wear synths and algo rave in London
A titanic program for an extraordinary festival. On September 20-30, London celebrated Unconscious Archives, a festival at the crossroads of arts, music and DIY.
Look Mum No Computer, portrait of a musician 100% maker
He plays synth on his bike, turns Trump into a toupeed Furby and everything he touches into a musical instrument. In London, Makery met Sam Battle, aka Look Mum No Computer.
Hackoustic, the London network of sound hackers
Hackoustic brings together ten or so sound artists in London. Circuit bending, DIY lute-making, 3D printed records... these maker musicians share their knowledge and exhibit their talents.
How Sony Flow Machines’ AI takes itself for the Beatles
Welcome to the future. In less than a month, two titles composed by artificial intelligence have exceeded 1.5 million views on the Web.
Martin Molin tells all on his Marble Machine
With 21 million views, Wintergatan’s Marble Machine is a YouTube hit. Interview with its creator, Martin Molin, a born maker.
Make the Playtronica slackline sing
Sergey Komardenkov, Russian designer from the collective Playtronica, explains how to turn a tightrope into a theremin.
At the Berlin Music Tech Fest, the human being is enhanced through music
From May 27-30 in Berlin, Music Tech Fest held its 10th edition. A weekend of creative chaos where makers, hackers, scientists and researchers experiment musical transhumanism.
Build your first electric piano without coding or soldering
Here’s the recipe to compose your own nasal melody to accompany the opening of a birthday card, with the low-tech electronic piano.
BrutBox, music in the hands of the disabled
The BrutPop collective and the LFO fablab created BrutBox, a creative music tool that is tailor-made for disabled people.
Derek Holzer: “My interest in instruments fabrication reflects the artist’s economic reality”
During the last Club Transmediale Festival in Berlin, Derek Holzer presented DELILAH TOO, an installation on the vocoder based on his researches on archeology on privacy.
“Sur les rails”, deviant compilation
"Sur les rails" is the fruit of the collaborative labour between sound artists keen on circuit bending and autistic and disabled people.
