SOUNDHACK TELHARMONIC SOFTWARE

They purchase, receive, build, calibrate and test everything we offer. R.: The production crew is Jake, Jon, Mike, Newt and Sam. Would you introduce us to the MN team? How many employees, who? Doing what? I’ve made most of my electronic music tools under the name SoundHack (since 1991). I have a computer engineering degree from UIUC, but self-taught after that.

SOUNDHACK TELHARMONIC SOFTWARE

I’ve been a musician, music software and hardware engineer, DJ and recording engineer. Tom Erbe: I’m a professor of electronic music at UCSD. I got my first synthesizer manufacturing experience working for Moog Music and went on to found Make Noise Co. Tony Rolando: I am a musician and self-taught analog electronics engineer. Can you please briefly talk about your background? We want our instruments to be an experience, one that will require us to change our trajectories and thereby impact the way we understand and imagine sound.Īlso, we think what we do is fun and we hope you like it, too. We see our instruments as a collaboration with musicians who create once in a lifetime performances that push boundaries and play the notes between the notes to discover the unfound sounds. He invents computer music software and hardware, most notably the sound processing application SoundHack, the many soundhack plugins, and several ground-breaking synthesis modules developed with Make Noise Music.

Tom Erbe has ben deeply involved and dedicated to electronic and computer music research, and creation.

Heavily influenced by Buchla and Serge he managed to design and build some pretty strange, but thoughtful modular synthesizers. Make Noise was founded in 2008 by Tony Rolando, a self-taught electronic musical instrument designer who got started by obsessively reading amateur radio books at the public library, building electronics for artists, working for Moog Music, and playing in bands for many years.

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