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Look Mum No Computer

Look Mum No Computer, or LMNC for short, is the stage name of Sam Battle, a British musician and maker. Sam initiated Look Mum No Computer in April 2016, initially as the name for a zine. LMNC gained popularity through his YouTube channel, where he shares videos documenting the process of building various electronic instruments, conducting experiments, and showcasing his musical creations. Sam is particularly known for repurposing old electronic devices, circuit bending, and creating unusual synthesizers and musical instruments. His videos often showcase his inventive and sometimes whimsical approach to music-making, appealing to both music enthusiasts and DIY electronics enthusiasts. Some of his notable creations include the Furby Organ, a musical instrument made from a large number of Furbies, and the Flamethrower Organ, which incorporates flames as a visual and auditory element in the performance. Sam also developed the Kosmo modular synth format, designed to make live performances easier than with Eurorack.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

References

  1. ^ Re: Arturia Keystep pro, Mod Wiggler Forum, 9 Nov 2020
  2. ^ Spitfire Audio Labs collaborates with Look Mum No Computer to bring us Obsolete Machines! by Simeon, PraiseTracks, 27 Apr 2023
  3. ^ Kosmo Format: Look Mum No Computer releases the Funky Filter Grr and Offset Boost Attenuvert by Robin Vincent, Gearnews 2 Nov 2020
  4. ^ Inside the crazy, musical mind of Look Mum No Computer by Nick Summers, Engadget, 4 Jun 2019
  5. ^ Look Mum No Computer, portrait of a musician 100% maker by Elsa Ferreira, Mokery, 3 Feb 2017
  6. ^ Sam Battle is turning old tech into future sounds by Tom Bannham, 3 May 2016, Wired

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