Richard Devine live at Binary Society 07

Atlanta-based musician and sound designer, Richard Devine performed at the 7th Binary Society modular synth event in downtown San Jose at the Trianon Theater on October 29th, 2016. Visuals performed by Tim Thompson on his custom-engineered Loopy Cam. Also performing at Binary 07: Derrick Baseck, Haptic Synapses, James Cigler, r beny, Doug Lynner and Mike Dobler.
Binary Society is produced by Danny Kim. Event sponsored by Dave Smith Instruments, Make Noise Music, I/O Music Technology and Folktek. Funktion One speakers provided by Source One Audio Solutions. The event was captured in 4K on Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K and Panasonic GH4's and recorded on Prism Audio preamps by Kurt Kurasaki. Playback available in 4K/2160p resolution. For more info, visit binarysv.com

[@wackenthaljef]

I think Rich Devine is one of the most clever modularist on the planet...He'is pushin modular so far!...Dont miss him if you can.

[@cryptout]

Pure genius, by far the best modular set I’ve come across and even one of the best pieces of music I’ve heard in a long time!

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

A modern visionary!

[@Aelmannike]

Gracias radio filarmonia 102.7 fm lima perú por darnos a conocer hasta hace un tiempo este artista

[@RheyneMusic]

Absolutely superb.

[@ltopo3551]

very nice performance, I would love to see this guy live

[@RishiJParmar]

he's playing E1 in london in a couple of months

[@treangle]

The master, working in real time!

[@lukawe]

impressive and incredibly inspiring

[@Caesaurus]

11:00 to 17:00 ⭐*MAGIC!*⭐

[@timmjohannesbrockmann9530]

Feeling a bit of a Dopplereffekt vibe there

[@calogerobuttacavoli78]

Fantastic Sounds!!!

[@acepierrechaka1782]

I love this set.

[@da4kfo7est87]

I like the part where it went bee boo bip boo baa

[@nishamolakara8427]

I like the part where it went boom baam beem

[@yzizajume921]

A new language being born

[@YannGuillermou]

I have so much love for the autechrish FM sounds @1:08:47

[@mirrorengine]

goosebumps!

[@sumsorium]

YES

[@blush_response]

great set! great melodies

[@mdsmithson]

idm is not dead

[@23jazz24]

9:22 starts to get pretty damn playful😎

[@robertoarturoberroaroa9374]

MASTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@UokiToki]

Ричард из будущего прилетел. В доказательство: его охранник на заднем плане с бластером)

[@user-ps3im3zq8n]

Аххаха

[@timgranowski1999]

о, это ты лет 10 назад делал геймбойкор?:D

[@genossevideo4696]

Que devino el Richard Devine y sus sonidos #jefe

[@JimKincaid]

#teamrabbithole approved 🐰🌀🖖

[@thekillerpandas]

Wowza!! Beautiful!

[@brucelittle3958]

I just wish he would repeat the bridge one more time! Amazing sounds!

[@syntheticdavid-eth]

...monster stack !... thanks !😊

[@chrismcmullin2484]

I'm not a huge fan of electronic music more jam bsnd. Saw him at infrasound last year thpugh. Melted my face straight off. He is amazing!

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

40-45mins ... HOLY SHIT

[@midinerd]

If those background viz at 1:04:00 are blend-mode of composites of different angles of Richard, then I would conclude it as being neat.

[@distprod]

Certainly are vid blends from live feed from Tim's LoopyCam!

[@deweytucker5413]

Nice Rich!

[@bogmon]

the section at 53:00:00 takes me back to the Schematic days.

[@bantenvanleer9415]

Yes those good ol' days, Schematic, Chocolate Industries, Merck, DUB, Isophlux to name a few...

[@N0B0DY_SP3C14L]

SO SICK!!!!

[@SamlaleoSingh]

🤘💞 awesome

[@nadersharif]

What the hell the world is coming to!

[@Geovanifernandes777]

GOD!!!!!

[@Chickidydow]

literally a sonic necromancer

[@carlosbuchlein]

Me gusta su playera!

[@nadeharry]

hammer geil

[@i_draco]

soo nice !

[@ChuckLeone]

3rd member of Autechre. Amazing set! I love Richard Devine's style, it's such a source of inspiration. Is this performance avail anywhere to purchase?

[@simonyricools]

Is that a Nord Drum on the side there?? Lovely underdog machine amongst all that module stash.

[@carlosbuchlein]

Why in this moment people talks more about Aphex's Berlin set than of this man? This is more exciting by far.

[@Xishnik94]

Because people don't know about him. Aphex blew up because he was one of the precursor granddaddies of IDM, braindance, and breaks and it naturally snowballed for him because he was a pioneer. This guy is leagues above Aphex in the technical, sound design, and overall depth of sound... but aphex was simply in the right places at the right times. Aphex is still a genius in his own right though.... But devine is in leagues with Qebrus, Vaetexh and any of the twistedtools/glitchmachines fellows that are just insane at making wild textures and aural landscapes to explore.

[@ArctaProductions]

@uselessdata uselessdata have you even heard Autechre's current stuff? They're miles ahead of richard devine right now. Aphex Twin has found a retro niche with Syro that he'll probably stay in forever. But a lot of this stuff sounds like early 2000-era autechre.

[@C1c4da]

@@Xishnik94super glad to hear someone mention qebrus he is one of my favorite sound designers of all time. May he rest in peace. Its a shame. I still don't really think you can compare them though. Aphex makes "music" while Richard(funny theyre both named Richard) does sound "design" Theyre both amazing and extremely different I am obsessed with glitchmachines and haven't heard of vaetexh or twistedtools so thanks for mentioning those

[@toottube]

Aphex makes memorable music.

[@bsatyam]

@@toottube To me some of Devine's music is incredibly memorable, I for one remember most of his sort/lave album (segments from that album pop into my head from time to time, given I've heard it a lot) and selected older works like plonked spectral and oxin2lin.

[@MrRox244]

holy shit

[@timmjohannesbrockmann9530]

The sound of quantum mechanics

[@trukxelf]

More is not Enough.

[@OrliKosKy]

What the hell is a Loopy Cam? (read description).... I couldn't find anything on google but I loved those visuals (and obviously the master at work aswell)

[@distprod]

The Loopy Cam is a creation from Bay Area visual artist, Tim Thompson. Here is the explanation from loopycam.com: "LoopyCam is a handheld live visual performance instrument used to accompany music and dance performances. It was created by Tim Thompson. LoopyCam 1 uses a standard game controller, and LoopyCam 2 uses a standard numeric keypad combined with a Pertelian LCD display. The camera is a standard security camera that automatically turns on infrared LEDs in low-light situations, so it works just fine even when there's no light. The buttons on the controller can be used to start and stop the recording and playback of up to eight video loops, as well as insert new recordings into the middle of an existing loop. All loops currently playing are overlaid in the projected image, and can be resized and moved around. FreeFrame plugins are used to mangle the camera image in various ways both before and after the looping is done. The buttons on the controller are used to select the visual effects and modify their parameters."

[@night_speed]

I want his Xanopticon shirt

[@matinprsd]

CDPR chose the right guy to take in for Cyberpunk 2077

[@drossdot]

🧠

[@LittleMopeHead]

Ken Watanabe early days.

[@YannGuillermou]

So schematic

[@ileksa13]

Who is on 1:17?

[@marclouka]

Équation de DInac..rsnd6

[@junojuno3745]

Looks like Ross finally gave up Paleontology to pursue a career in music.