Aerophone Academy Podcast
Join hosts Matt Traum and Alistair Parnell as they discuss the Roland Aerophone and other Wind Controllers. Get the very best help and information from world leading experts.
Aerophone Academy Podcast
Latest Episodes
How to Market Yourself as a Wind Synth Player - Part 1
Episode 018 In this episode, Alistair Parnell and Matt Traum explore the many ways that wind synthesizer players can turn their passion into performance opportunities and additional income.Drawing on decades of professional e...
The Aerophone BRISA Deep Dive
Episode 017 In this episode, Alistair Parnell and Matt Traum take a deeper dive into the new Roland Aerophone Brisa, following the huge response to the previous episode. They explore what makes the Brisa unique, how it fits into the...
Introduction to Roland Aerophone Brisa Flute Wind Controller
Episode 016 The Roland Aerophone Brisa is an innovative new wind controller with a flute-like design that combines traditional flute fingerings with cutting-edge technology. We explore this revolutionary instrument's features...
How to Practice on a Wind Controller
Episode 015 Matt and Alistair explore effective practice strategies for wind controllers, sharing insights on how to make practice sessions more productive and enjoyable for players at all levels.• Creating a dedicated pract...
Special Guest Tom Scott: Lyricon Pioneer & Jazz Fusion Icon - Part 2
Episode 014 From the groundbreaking Lyricon of the 1970s to today's Roland Aerophone, Tom's distinctive electronic wind sounds have shaped countless recordings across jazz, pop, and film scores for decades.The continuation of...
Fan Mail
Hi Matt & Alistair, I just finished listening to the pod cast--great stuff! Regarding the foot pedal idea: the new midi 2.0 has a ethernet cable spec. I think this could work with power over ethernet to power the ewi. Also, i kind of like the idea of pressing the thumb for different octaves--or the sort of frets idea for ewi. For evi, though I still like the rollers, though I would like the angle of the canister to be different like Matt suggested. Anyway, great show! Cheers, Tim (aka windysynth)
Santa Barbara, California
