Kim Bjørn's guest appearances

Kim Bjørn

Art + Music + Technology

La Chaîne Guitare - Amplificateur de Passion

The Guitar Channel - Passion Amplifier

Data Cult Audio

Adam Miller

Nik Huber

Alexandr Misko

Don Poniz

Adam Levy

John Scofield

Mike Moreno

Tania Spalt

Kingsley Durant

Stephen Marchione

George Harrison

Nir Felder

Janek Gwizdala

Oz Noy

Andy Wood

OwlTail

Pedal Crush

Kim Bjørn est le co-auteur avec Scott Harper du livre génial appelé Pedal Crush qui donne un excellent aperçu du monde de la pédale. Je recommande chaudement ce livre pour tous les fanatiques de pédales et pour ceux qui veulent en savoir plus sur l'historique de ces outils indispensables au son du guitariste. Interview Kim […] L’article Interview Kim Bjørn – Co-auteur du livre Pedal Crush est apparu en premier sur La Chaîne Guitare.

Kim Bjørn est le co-auteur avec Scott Harper du livre génial appelé Pedal Crush qui donne un excellent aperçu du monde de la pédale. Je recommande chaudement ce livre pour tous les fanatiques de pédales et pour ceux qui veulent en savoir plus sur l'historique de ces outils indispensables au son du guitariste. Interview Kim […] L’article <a href="https://lachaineguitare.com/2020/06/interview-kim-bjorn-co-auteur-du-livre-pedal-crush/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Interview Kim Bjørn – Co-auteur du livre Pedal Crush</a> est apparu en premier sur <a href="https://lachaineguitare.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">La Chaîne Guitare</a>.

Interview Kim Bjørn – Co-auteur du livre Pedal Crush

Kim Bjørn is the co-author with Scott Harper of the awesome book called Pedal Crush which gives a great overview of the pedal world. Kim Bjørn interview The Guitar Channel podcast The audio version of the video is available in the podcast on iTunes, Spotify and below: Until the next interview, keep on playing the guitar! […] The post Kim Bjørn interview – Co-author of the book Pedal Crush appeared first on The Guitar Channel.

Kim Bjørn is the co-author with Scott Harper of the awesome book called Pedal Crush which gives a great overview of the pedal world. Kim Bjørn interview The Guitar Channel podcast The audio version of the video is available in the podcast on iTunes, Spotify and below: Until the next interview, keep on playing the guitar! […] The post <a href="https://theguitarchannel.biz/2020/02/kim-bjorn-interview-co-author-of-the-book-pedal-crush/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kim Bjørn interview – Co-author of the book Pedal Crush</a> appeared first on <a href="https://theguitarchannel.biz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Guitar Channel</a>.

Kim Bjørn interview – Co-author of the book Pedal Crush

Kim Bjørn is on a mission - he wants to highlight design in electronic instrument creation, and he wants to document it as completely as possible. With his recently-released book Push Turn Move, we get interviews with developers, performers and researchers, and really get to understand not only the design, but the decisions behind the design, of the instruments we love. Whether you are into Teenage Engineering's ultra-cool designs, or you prefer the Jupiter 8 Mothership view of instruments - or even if you prefer a U-HE plug-in interface to anything in hardware - you are going to find a lot in this book to dig. And my discussion with Kim got even further; he breaks down his thinking process in pulling together the book, and also found ways to dig deeper than previous authors had done. I'm a big fan of the book; if you are into electronic music, or product design, or usability - or even instrument design, you are going to find this a wealth of information there. And listening to our chat will help you understand the organization of the thing, as well as the background the Kim has that makes him the perfect author for the task. Take a listen - and enjoy!

Kim Bjørn is on a mission - he wants to highlight design in electronic instrument creation, and he wants to document it as completely as possible. With his recently-released book <a href="https://www.pushturnmove.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Push Turn Move</a>, we get interviews with developers, performers and researchers, and really get to understand not only the design, but the decisions behind the design, of the instruments we love. Whether you are into Teenage Engineering's ultra-cool designs, or you prefer the Jupiter 8 Mothership view of instruments - or even if you prefer a U-HE plug-in interface to anything in hardware - you are going to find a lot in this book to dig. And my discussion with Kim got even further; he breaks down his thinking process in pulling together the book, and also found ways to dig deeper than previous authors had done. I'm a big fan of the book; if you are into electronic music, or product design, or usability - or even instrument design, you are going to find this a wealth of information there. And listening to our chat will help you understand the organization of the thing, as well as the background the Kim has that makes him the perfect author for the task. Take a listen - and enjoy!

Podcast 201: Kim Bjørn