The Sound of the Future
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Loop-based music may have revolutionized (and democratized) the production world, but for electronic musicians, it’s also resulted in pretty formulaic club tracks. Taking the less-traveled road, London-based experimental musician Lee Gamble sits down with RBMA Radio to explain his unique composition process, in which he views the computer as a potential instrument (such as recording the output of pieces of software crashing). The results are futuristic sonic hallucinations that feel as if you’re traveling through the inner-workings of a complex machine.
Via redbullmusicacademy.com link opens in a new window
