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I wanted to share my ambient live set from Modular Commune (Beijing, China 2025).

The organizers have just uploaded a big chunck of the performance videos from last year. If you go to their YouTube you can check out local and international artists from the event.

While I didn't do a modular set in the Eurorack / Buchla / MOOG sense of the word, I did do a mixture of tape manipulation and Omnisphere 2 via Ableton Live + Push 2. I hope you enjoy and if you're ever in Beijing during November keep an eye out for this event. It's like a noise/electronic/ show with two floors and a mini-NAMM of China type of thing with workshops and snacks.

Hi California. I will be in San Diego from March 25th until March 29th. I'd love to go to (or play) any event or meetup. If there is something happening let me know. I'm bringing my my travel case :).

Hello Modular Worlds friends. Quantum Music with Qunotes using my DIY One-Qubit Processor controlling digital synthesizers on iOS over Bluetooth. More details here:

I was excited to join Colorado Modular Synth Society members OnPrem, MANMADEMADMAN, and Jacob Porter for a night of Modular Electronica last week. Here's part of my set that got into chill / experimental territory - with some "video postcards" along the way. On my hybrid setup I route the Jamstik MIDI guitar to an OXI Coral in Eurorack and the Hydrasynth. A Conductive Labs MRCC handles the MIDI routing (and adds some program changes from the laptop). https://youtu.be/rE0Ch-1f4B0?si=Cx4w0ZRvghuhkY-o

A French friend of mine in Germany is a director named Arthury Henry. He approched me about doing the soundtrack to his short film called Detour. It's a dystopian future, sci-fi story. I used a bunch of tape manipulation methods and combinations of effects untis and noise makers to essentially play the soundtrack live with the movie and edit it later. Also, Dutch violinist Karin Van Kooten added meloncholic textures on top giving it a pretty somber feel.

thruoutin.bandcamp.com

6 track album

Released on tape by LITA (Dalian, China)

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