Episode 3, talking to Neotropic about recording foley sounds, the early days of sampling and touring with ninjatune.

https://neotropic.net/
https://ninjatune.net/artist/neotropic

Show notes:
Laundrophonic EP https://ninjatune.net/release/neotropic/laundrophonic-ep
Future Sound of London http://www.futuresoundoflondon.com/
Amon Tobin http://www.amontobin.com/
Sculpture https://tapebox.co.uk/

Films:
Koyaanisqatsi [1982] - Godfrey Reggio 
Solaris [1972] - Andrei Tarkovsky  
Eraserhead [1977] - David Lynch 
The Man Who Fell to Earth [1976] Nicolas Roeg

Main theme music by Jason Hotchkiss. 
Incidental music by midierror

midierror meets podcast

midierror meets... Neotropic [EP3] - Producer / Artist / Singer

Audiophile and inquisitive. Professional in sound engineering and event management with creative thinking. Work for results, attentive to details. I am able to conduct negotiations, achieving maximum results. Extensive experience in organizing concerts and events and providing full technical support. Building a successful team. Creation of dialogue and linear sound effects. Sound content production. Writing original tracks (recording, sound design). Preparation of special rooms for specific acoustic and acoustic tasks.

>>> THE PODCAST HAS MOVED TO MY MAIN CHANNEL! <<<

https://soundcloud.com/midi-error

Interviewing a spectrum of people from across the music industry - hearing their stories, talking about their influences and shining some light on the industry.   New podcasts out at the beginning of each month!

OK my studio is beginning to take shape most of my gear is all connected and ready to Jam.
For now I will mostly record live jams as only got a two in audio interface.
Studio setup:
+ Juno 60 
+ Waldorf Q
+ Arturia MicroBrute
+ Jomox XBase09 (analog drum machine)
+ MFB-522 (analog drum machine)
+ MAM MB33 mkII (TB like analog base)
+ a couple of TBs
+ Ableton live
+ Korg volca ...
+ Some pedals and effects


In my previous life: 
This Channel is dedicated to Music I make on my iPhone 
I plan to primarily use it for music composed using NanoStudio, an iPhone music app with a really cool touch sequencer, a four part analogue style synthesiser and a drum machine/ sampler and best of all NanoStudio lets you load your music directly into SoundCloud.

Later on I am hoping to give a few more iPhone apps a go like technoBox, ReBirth, BeatMaker, Jasuto, Moog Filtertron, iceGear Argon, Randgrid, BeBoot, NLog  & Bloom.

The magic for me is the ability to make music while chilling on my sofa on a Friday evening without having to go up to my fully equipped studio in my Loft, but if I am not to lazy I may do some recordings of two iPhones at the same time so can have one running NanoStudio and improvise on the second using BeBoot or NLog and maybe even find a use for TouchOSC (Open Sound Control messages – over Wyfi).

And if anyone wants to by me an iPad then the Korg iMS-20 and iElectribe (:
