Game Stack Live Red Means Recording

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Jeremy Blake creates masterful synth compositions and far-out production vids under the moniker Red Means Recording. He describes himself as a “professional beepblooper.”

Probably best known for making music and videos with the Teenage Engineering OP-1 digital synthesizer, Jeremy makes music with a variety of things, including Ableton and some hardware synthesizers. He makes video using After Effects, Premiere, and other tools.



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