Next Brazil: New Music in Rio and São Paulo
The cutting edge of Brazil’s electronic musicians: profiling Carrot Green, 40% Foda / Maneirissimo, and Gaturamo.
The cutting edge of Brazil’s electronic musicians: profiling Carrot Green, 40% Foda / Maneirissimo, and Gaturamo.
Japanese electronic musical chameleon on sampling, saxophone, and how J-Pop and 808 State shaped his musical outlook.
Dudu Marote has shaped Brazilian music for two decades. We talk with him about the milestones in his career and the production techniques that inspire him.
Turning his gestures into audio and visual cues, Anton Maskeliade literally puts his body into his performances. Watch Anton perform, and learn more about his use of the LEAP Motion controller.
Watch house duo Session Victim perform in session for Resident Advisor with vintage hardware, an electric bass, and Live.
Read about and listen to Ableton’s favorite out of the ordinary Brazilian music from the 60s, 70s and 80s.
Certified Trainer Julien Bayle opens up about his multimedia performances, working with Live and Max, and some tips for musicians/visual artists.
Musician and International Feel-boss Mark Barrott opens up about making music on a laptop and life in Ibiza. Plus, download a free Max for Live sequencer & Lemur template.
Watch Throwing Snow perform “The Void” with Jassy Grez live on BBC Radio 1, using Push and Live.
Learn how audio-visual duo Sculpture use tape loops, hardware samplers and Ableton Live to put together their latest album Membrane Pop
Nils Iver Holtar on making an iPad game that communicates with Ableton Live in real-time.
Watch Robert Henke and Richie Hawtin discuss their careers, cutting-edge music technology, and what’s next.
Read an interview with Quantic on the making of his new album Magnetica, fusing Latin rhythms with electronics and live instruments.
Read an interview with Robert Henke on Lumière. The audio-visual project will be presented at Mutek and uses lasers with Ableton Live.
Watch videos of live looping performances with Live 9 - including Christopher Brill's trombone take on "Happy", Kawehi covering Radiohead, and the latest from Kevin Yost.
Dauwd composes an impressive amount of music in just 10 minutes, in a studio centered on Push and Live and featuring old and new hardware.
Chapelier Fou discusses the Végétophone, an interactive installation for children inspired by nature and made with Arduino and Live.
Find out how Raster–Noton artist Kyoka used field recordings, oscillators and her voice to produce her album with Ableton Live