I”ve always admired buskers, folks who perform music for tips out in parks and, in New York City, in the subway stations. I imagined it would be fun and perhaps even profitable. Not long ago, friend and fellow controllerist Scott Hampton aka Exaltron stepped into the arena...
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Julie Covello
- 16 February, 2014 in People & Adventures
Streets is watching – how to take your controllerist rig out busking
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Julie Covello
- 4 August, 2013 in People & Adventures
Controllerism Fashion!
Every music scene has a style element to it: punk rock, grunge, disco, drum”n”bass, so lately I”ve been trying to generate enthusiasm for fashion in the Controllerism community! I was recently asked to design a pair of leggings for the Burning Artists Collective and the...
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Julie Covello
- 2 August, 2012 in People & Adventures
Make records better and faster with your new mentor, Ill Gates!
Do you need more time to finish your album? Are you boggled by the thousands of samples, fx, plug-ins and software options available these days? Have you tweaked and tweaked your tracks till your tear-filled eyeballs fall onto your desktop? If so, Ill Gates is...
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Julie Covello
- 6 December, 2011 in People & Adventures
Punktronica emancipates DJing with CTRLTAR
I recently came across Dallas based artist Punktronica (Timothy Pollux) on a flyer for a friend’s event. One look at him and his massive blinking wearable controller, the CTRLTAR, had me wanting to know more. non-prescription generic cialis Shakey: What Is the CTRLTAR? Punktronica: The...
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