Newsletter 3

2073, Bitwig Connect, Sala Reverb, Silo, Dark Matter, Kagouyar semi-modular, Harriet Quilt Code font, Bad Bunny film, IL overlays, Pet Rock, algorithm, Utility Pair, Matthew's Peter Kennard review, Little Snitch, again.

Bitwig's Connect 4-in/12-out CV and MIDI capable audio interface with deep DAW integration might be The Grail.

2073, a dystopian mockumentary from the future, sounds right up my alley.

Silo is an addictively engrossing dystopian series; have you watched it?

Dark Matter is a semi-adjacent tv show about quantum cats.

Kagouyar is Nozoid's 7 LFO, 4-voice, 3 OSC/voice semi-modular.

Harriet is a font inspired by the Underground Railroad Quilt Code; pertinent perhaps in finding inspiration for disseminating messages in troublesome times.

Sala is Fors' new Reverb.

DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS is Bad Bunny's short film.

Why do Userway and Accessibe, two popularly recommended accessibility overlays both originate in Israel?

Pet Rock is a eurorack module which generates a new rhythm, the same for everyone, each day.

A malgorithm is an algorithm that is designed to spread propaganda, hate, fear, etc.

Utility Pair by Chris J is a mind-boggling number of utilities to be loaded into the computer portion of Tom Whitwell's Workshop System.

Art Review

Review by Matthew of Peter Kennard's exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery

"Loved the sentiment, disliked most of the art tbh, but I’m hard to please! I did pick this [Reworlding Ramallah: Short Science Fiction Stories from Palestine] up in the Whitechapel Gallery bookshop though which I’m excited to read."