Andrew Fitch's guest appearances

Andrew Fitch

Art + Music + Technology

Sermons Archive - Rideauview Bible Chapel

International Renegades Podcast

Christopher Reid

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

Nathan Moody

Marcel Wierckx

Christine Papania

Benjamin Forest

Rob Ray

OwlTail

Andrew Fitch – Heart of God Revealed Through Christ

As a result of talking with Guy Ben-Ary last week, I was reminded of my need to talk to another Perth-ian: Andrew Fitch. Andrew is the man behind the sound-making machinery in Guy's cellF project, but he also runs the incredible Nonlinear Circuits modular synth business. Nonlinear is one of those places that is focused heavily on the DIY/kit world, and Andrew (along with friend/collaborator Nathan) do a monthly workshop that is helping people get over the hump on synth building - and getting a system of their own as part of the project! Our discussion ranges all over the place; from the pleasures of Perth to my absolute terror over working with SMT's (and Andrew's assurances that it'll all work out in the end...). He is also a very fun and funny guy, and this was one of the most relaxed chats I've had. Take a listen, and learn about the DIY business and the work that Andrew is doing on his rapid-turnaround module business. And if you end up wanting to go to Perth (as I now do...), all the better! Enjoy!!!

As a result of talking with Guy Ben-Ary last week, I was reminded of my need to talk to another Perth-ian: Andrew Fitch. Andrew is the man behind the sound-making machinery in <a href="http://guybenary.com/work/cellf/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Guy's cellF project</a>, but he also runs the incredible <a href="https://www.nonlinearcircuits.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nonlinear Circuits</a> modular synth business. Nonlinear is one of those places that is focused heavily on the DIY/kit world, and Andrew (along with friend/collaborator Nathan) do a monthly workshop that is helping people get over the hump on synth building - and getting a system of their own as part of the project! Our discussion ranges all over the place; from the pleasures of Perth to my absolute terror over working with SMT's (and Andrew's assurances that it'll all work out in the end...). He is also a very fun and funny guy, and this was one of the most relaxed chats I've had. Take a listen, and learn about the DIY business and the work that Andrew is doing on his rapid-turnaround module business. And if you end up wanting to go to Perth (as I now do...), all the better! Enjoy!!!

Podcast 237: Andrew Fitch