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This week it was my privilege to have "interviewed" musician Michael Monroe... but "interviewed" is set off on quotation marks here because the method of interviewing wasn't exactly traditional. And I think there are some fun opportunities that come from this idea.
The question at hand?
“Do you consider yourself a musician who sees technology as a means to the end of creating your art, or a technologist who embraces technology as a ‘medium’ that’s integral to (or perhaps even more fundamental than) your music?”
To learn more about Michael and his music, visit www.MichaelMonroeMusic.com and check out his YouTube channel (MichaelMonroeMinn). In particular, I'd recommend his MIDI looping demo from a Mayo Clinic concert several years ago.
Questions? Ideas? Comments? (Concerns, even?) We'd love to hear from you! Call and leave a message at 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or send an email to me (eric) at ericast.com.
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Click here to listen to this week's episode!
This week it was my privilege to have "interviewed" musician Michael Monroe... but "interviewed" is set off on quotation marks here because the method of interviewing wasn't exactly traditional. And I think there are some fun opportunities that come from this idea.
The question at hand?
“Do you consider yourself a musician who sees technology as a means to the end of creating your art, or a technologist who embraces technology as a ‘medium’ that’s integral to (or perhaps even more fundamental than) your music?”
To learn more about Michael and his music, visit www.MichaelMonroeMusic.com and check out his YouTube channel (MichaelMonroeMinn). In particular, I'd recommend his MIDI looping demo from a Mayo Clinic concert several years ago.
Questions? Ideas? Comments? (Concerns, even?) We'd love to hear from you! Call and leave a message at 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or send an email to me (eric) at ericast.com.