The NOISE Genre - Music or Bullsh*t?
Definitely not Bullshit! On Sunday, October 16 2022, @ModularWorld will host the Patch On - Noise Challenge where 30 artists are going to prove that 'noise music' is fun. For most of us, 'noise music' is a never ending blast of extreme distortion and feedback, played as loud as possible. Many of us will feel it doesn't even qualify as music. However, according to Wikipedia, it's defined as 'expressive use of noise in a musical context, where conventional use of melody, harmony and rhythm is abandoned. I'd say a typical Krell patch already qualifies for this. I'll be joining the 30 people on the Noise Challenge event, so I had to do some research. I think the modular community is very comfortable with making noise in general, I am sure we're all patching really weird stuff from time to time. So in this video I am going to share my progress and some background info. Hopefully I'll read some of you in the chat on October 16!

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Boards of Canada "Inferno" first listen and analysis

White Rabbit | by Error Instruments & This is not RocketScience

The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)

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How To Bust A Cloud By Mistake - and a Techno Jam

Isak Hansen noise music performance

Abyss Dredging No. 3 (CHAIR Analog Waveguide × Hertz Donut)

Pushing Simulations to the LIMIT to Find Order in Chaos

Bad Gear - A Beautiful MESS

The Batsh*t Software Aphex Twin Used

The Gen Alpha Melody

Ramleh-Ramleh 1982 (Harsh Industrial Noise-Power Electronics)

What the fork is Waveshaping? (reupload)| Modular Classroom | Lesson 05

Clouds Parasite | Still Going Strong (feat. Beads)

Moog Sound Studio | Labyrinth, DFAM, Subharmonicon & Mother-32

Boar - Live at Harshfest

Wendy Carlos demonstrates her Moog Synthesizer in 1970

Patch Notes: Hélène Vogelsinger

