cool sounds, both the flute like pad and the glassy hits

Development of a live tape system for improvisation, using cassettes as the input device (tape loops, sound collages, field recordings) with loopers and effects to process.

Tascam 424, 2xDL4s, Yamaha Mixer, Eventide Space.

C19-20+L25-33-41

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Taken from "Music for Modular Synthesizers," an improvised body of music created from a Eurorack synthesizer. 

Units used: Mutable Grids, Mutable Plaits, Mutable Clouds, Malekko Varigate 4+, Dreadbox Hysteria, Nostalgia, 2hp Verb,  Doepfer Wasp filter, Doepfer A145-4, Erica Synth Drums

Artwork take from a photo by Laura Meinhardt from Pexels

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Omri Cohen - Silver Lining

Tony James Morton is an electronic musician and sound artist whose work focuses on real-time systems aesthetics. These systems created have rules and structures, but within the confines of these boundaries there is enough room for improvisation. This allows for a different interpretation each time, creating unique interactions between person and sound. His work has been displayed at; OXO Tower Bargehouse (London, UK) BEAST FEaST 2016/2017 (Birmingham, UK) and Studio 47 (Amsterdam, Netherlands).

​"As an artist I am fascinated in how we interface and improvise with sound. It's in this case that I enjoy creating my own unique interfaces (or instruments) using both hardware and software. My work focuses on creating, what I like to call, audio/visual systems. These systems have rules, but within those created boundaries is enough room for users to improvise and move around the program how they feel. I like the idea of a piece of work never being interpreted the exact same way twice and these systems allow me this freedom to do so."
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www.tonyjamesmorton.com

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Tony James Morton

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