Awesome interview, Bo. Ann Annie was the first modular performance I watched on TH-cam and blew my mind. Thus starting my obsession with modular synthesis. While down the rabbit hole I discovered Bo. And then all these world's are colliding irl. Amazing... Just amazing.
This is an excellent presentation. I knew nothing about Ann Annie behind the scenes and/or the philosophy behind the music. I have been enjoying the music for about a year, and I am a subscriber, but this interview adds so much to the whole experience. Thank you both.
That is really so great. 'Ve been following ann annie and bo for quite some times now. I also watch the interview by divkid and damn, this annie is great. Though, my brain thought she was a 50ish year old woman, so what a surprise to discover this young bway. Great job all of you!
The "Murphy's Law of the universe, that anything could happen." That never occurred to me. What a cool way to express it. I would've gone with Heisenberg, that it only becomes music when you listen to (observe) it.
Visuals are definetly important. When I listen to music, especially deep and atmospheric stuff, I go visual places. Often places that only exist in my mind. Very complexly deep sometimes. Something that feeds more to the emotions.
Yeah, so Ann Annie... I can relate so much with his music and art... I'm less mature in the modular world and music in general but I've had some of my journey already, and much of my philosophies line up surprisingly well! I also was kinda burned out when I got into modular, not from being a one-man band, but from making tehnical sound design-based music (especially lots of Dubstep), making every sound myself. But I did like making stuff on VST synths alot, it was my favourite part of the process. For a change in artistic direction I was looking for a more psychedelic and meditative musical standpoint, which my Neutron and VCV rack delivered like BEASTS. I feel like my creativity flourishes so much more when designing the synth itself is part of the composition. Modular is chaotic like me, I love generative music, ambient music, soothing melodies, huge spaces in minimal loneliness or lush drones of chord and melody. Although on many occasions I get more industrial-noisy, but also from an ambiental point of view. I feel I'll love Ann Annie's music a lot, and he inspires me to try out more visual stuff with my music too, starting from recording the performances. Actually I got a RGB lightbulb for that months ago, so I could play with surreal dim lighting ambiance, to accompany the blinky-blinkies from the synths and the musical ambient.
Two channels I follow have a crossover. I just watched his new video yesterday and now I see this. Also,I never seen his face and I just assumed he was a SHE (the name fooled me). He seems as chill as the music he makes.
his videos give me a sense of tranquility, i would try to replicate them but i only have a volca modular, MPK Mini and a laptop, and no succulents or houseplants so it wouldn't be the same.
it would be nice to let the person youre speaking with to finish their idea of what they are saying without interrupting and rushing over the words, i know having the chemistry to find between an interaction doesnt always happen but this feels odd to watch, like if you were not listening to one an another and connecting but instead saying the most predictable excpected basic responses and followups
You can really feel the love in this video.
Noir Et Blanc Vie oh hi here as well 😆😆
Simon The Magpie oh hey, long time no see, I missed you 😁😁😁
Noir Et Blanc Vie Ann Annie has a big Ora from which Magic comes through to our world. I Dig when that door is open. I can peak out n see glimpses...
What a great interview
Thank you!!
Awesome interview, Bo. Ann Annie was the first modular performance I watched on TH-cam and blew my mind. Thus starting my obsession with modular synthesis. While down the rabbit hole I discovered Bo. And then all these world's are colliding irl. Amazing... Just amazing.
Similar story! Stumbled upon Bo first, but Ann Annie's Debussy cover made me go down that rabbit hole :)
This is an excellent presentation. I knew nothing about Ann Annie behind the scenes and/or the philosophy behind the music. I have been enjoying the music for about a year, and I am a subscriber, but this interview adds so much to the whole experience. Thank you both.
people who`d say patchers aren`t doing anything just haven´t patched yet
Excellent video, love the music of Ann Annie, an interstellar journey!
One of my favorite things with ANN ANNIE's channel is the fact he puts the patch notes in the info. This is for when I win the lottery.
So generous - he is all about the art!
Wow!! Really nice meeting. Thanks Bo and Ann Annie. Or should I say, Bo Belle 😉
BoBeats & Ann Annie, two of my favorite synths channel. So chill and inspirational ! Thank you Bo for sharing this !
Thanks Bo to present the other site of synt art. Great artist.
People really respond to your empathy - I'd like to see more interviews like this.
I will try to do more at SB19
what a humble dude
Music marries image giving fruits of beauty, inner beauty. Such artists are such a gift for all of us.
im so relived the rest of his room looks like trash.... lol.
Me too!!
Great interview... I definitely have times where I put on some Ann Annie music to relax or fall asleep.
What a great interview! Very much enjoy the music and content of both these musicians! Thank you Bo. Greetings from Kansas City.
So glad he mentioned the tour. Wasn't aware that AA was coming to Seattle this week. Definitely going.
Yes, psyched for Sunday at Patchwerks!
Great interview. imo you should do more, your clinical active listener background really aids the interactions.
The best way to sleep is running ambient music in the background :)
Thank you both 😊
That is really so great.
'Ve been following ann annie and bo for quite some times now.
I also watch the interview by divkid and damn, this annie is great.
Though, my brain thought she was a 50ish year old woman, so what a surprise to discover this young bway.
Great job all of you!
The "Murphy's Law of the universe, that anything could happen." That never occurred to me. What a cool way to express it. I would've gone with Heisenberg, that it only becomes music when you listen to (observe) it.
Great interview, thanks!
excellent, love your work Anne Annie
Two beautiful souls.
Staying up late to watch this ^ - ^
This was great! 💙
Beautiful interview.
Visuals are definetly important. When I listen to music, especially deep and atmospheric stuff, I go visual places. Often places that only exist in my mind. Very complexly deep sometimes. Something that feeds more to the emotions.
Inspiring stuff, and a really interesting take on the rapport between man, nature, and music.
Yeah, so Ann Annie... I can relate so much with his music and art... I'm less mature in the modular world and music in general but I've had some of my journey already, and much of my philosophies line up surprisingly well! I also was kinda burned out when I got into modular, not from being a one-man band, but from making tehnical sound design-based music (especially lots of Dubstep), making every sound myself. But I did like making stuff on VST synths alot, it was my favourite part of the process.
For a change in artistic direction I was looking for a more psychedelic and meditative musical standpoint, which my Neutron and VCV rack delivered like BEASTS. I feel like my creativity flourishes so much more when designing the synth itself is part of the composition. Modular is chaotic like me, I love generative music, ambient music, soothing melodies, huge spaces in minimal loneliness or lush drones of chord and melody. Although on many occasions I get more industrial-noisy, but also from an ambiental point of view.
I feel I'll love Ann Annie's music a lot, and he inspires me to try out more visual stuff with my music too, starting from recording the performances. Actually I got a RGB lightbulb for that months ago, so I could play with surreal dim lighting ambiance, to accompany the blinky-blinkies from the synths and the musical ambient.
Great interview!
nice chat and idea sharing guys
excellent.
Two channels I follow have a crossover. I just watched his new video yesterday and now I see this. Also,I never seen his face and I just assumed he was a SHE (the name fooled me). He seems as chill as the music he makes.
his videos give me a sense of tranquility, i would try to replicate them but i only have a volca modular, MPK Mini and a laptop, and no succulents or houseplants so it wouldn't be the same.
Ann Annie is a musical "treasure".
it would be nice to let the person youre speaking with to finish their idea of what they are saying without interrupting and rushing over the words, i know having the chemistry to find between an interaction doesnt always happen but this feels odd to watch, like if you were not listening to one an another and connecting but instead saying the most predictable excpected basic responses and followups
Anyone understand what are the two artist names that he says after r beny at 2:25? I want more!
Notification Squad!