Crash Server - The Art of Live Coding Music

About this episode

Lorenzo interviews the live coding duo Crash Server about their unique approach to music and visuals.

In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet the live coding duo known as Crash Server, two musicians, both named Sebastian, from Strasbourg, France. They share their unique approach to creating music and visuals through live coding. They improvise and generate sound in real-time using programming languages and software like SuperCollider and Troop. They tell me how they met through workshops and the evolution of their sound, which incorporates elements from various genres, including electronic, jazz, and punk. They discuss their live setup, which includes laptops, guitar effects, and the use of text-to-speech technology. They also tell me about their upcoming projects, including a new album. To learn more about Crash Server, visit their website - https://www.crashserver.fr Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

People in this episode

Guest: Sebastian

Topics covered

• live coding
• music creation
• improvisation
• programming
• electronic music
• jazz
• punk

Keywords

• SuperCollider
• Troop
• text-to-speech
• new album

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Crash Server, SuperCollider, Troop

Places: Strasbourg, France

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