See what my wife has to put up with? Well, I thought that it was time for a nice, juicy podcast. email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

Time to get out your secret decoders. What? You don't have your secret decoders? Well, who's fault is that? email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

I force my laptop to do unspeakable things... puke out relentless sound effects... and there's nothing that can stop it. And you can hear it all! email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

Evolution or just me continuing to mess with Reaktor? You decide. What I do know is that I've spent far too much time tweaking this ensemble. What I also know is that I'll be spending even more. email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

A step forward in processing audio. This is like show 109 (show 109 was the source audio), but where 109 had over a thousand edits, this show has none. That's right, this was all done live using the audio from DLC-109. I created the processor using Reaktor 5 and processing is all live and somewhat ramdom. No 2 performances are the same even if the same source audio is used. email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

You'd think I like editing audio or something. Why? Well, if you saw the Pro Tools session for this podcast, you'd see ass loads of edits. But it's all about the sound. Headphone listening recommended. email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com

Like a Hollywood plastic surgeon, I did plenty of cutting to get this one just right. Edit after edit after edit. But that's what you love about this podcast. Headphone listening recommended. email: [email protected] web: www.michaeloster.com