Peter HolloInterview
Musician (FourPlay, raven, Tangents, Haunts)
Adapted from Peter Hollo's interview on Uses This, published 11 January 2016. The kit is drawn from their answers and each reason is an excerpt, lightly edited. Shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. Read the full interview ↗
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They're also so ubiquitous that people write thinkpieces about freeing ourselves from them, but I still find so much to say with my little Line 6 DL4.
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When I moved over to the Mac world, it was clear from the start that my love of Apple's computer hardware and basic OS is about equalled by my dislike for just about all their software, with iTunes staring out from the top like a baleful Eye of Sauron (more an Ear of Sauron perhaps).
There's no way that Music Fan Me could countenance having to use that piece of crap for music library maintenance, tagging, playlist management or even just listening, so ever since I moved to Mac I've run Windows virtually on the Mac in order to use the king of audio players, foobar2000.
As I imbibed glitchy experimental stuff in the late '90s I started to rely a lot on the excellent Aussie program AudioMulch for granular synthesis.