Inertia Movement presents Freedom Rucks of Interdependence

The episode features the work of Morton Subotnick the iconic figure of contemporary electronic music and noise, the father of the first modular synthesizer helped closely by the amazing talent of Don Buchla.

The first part of the interview held in Berlin 8 years ago discusses music, the audacity and courage to commit to personal vision and goals.
Morton Subotnick talks about the courage to be human and look into a future that enables people to create. He also presents a short history about the concepts and the challenges of building Buchla 100. 

60s were also a challenge of getting electronic music to be heard and in the living room as described in “The Avant-garde in the family room: American advertising and the domestication of electronic music in the 1960s and 1970s” by Timothy D. Taylor.
What ended up being branded after as the legendary Buchla instrument was a passionate San Francisco enthusiastic experiment with cutting edge technology and beyond that an attempt to enable people to create music easily.

10 days ago Morton Subotnick celebrated his 91st birthday and he continues to inspire a way to push things forward.