Michelangelo Nasso
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Clatters Machines

Designing a synth interface with nature in mind.

Clatters Machines
Designer
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Michelangelo Nasso
City
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Rome
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Italy
Episode length
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48
min
Date
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May 18, 2021
Available on
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YouTubeSpotifyApple

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How do you design an interface for true randomness? How many controls would you offer the user? What constraints should you define? In this conversation with Michelangelo from Clatters Machines, I try to understand the design decisions behind the Garden Listener. A Eurorack synth module that taps into nature, captures data from living beings and translates it to true generative control voltage.

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Prototypes // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines
Prototypes // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines
First layout sketch // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines
First layout sketch // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines
Components profile study // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines
Components profile study // Garden Listener // Clatters Machines