SOH Alex Vermeulen Amsterdam, Netherlands
Vermeulen utilizes the Sonic Service Station music generator to deliver live performances, where every composition is created in the moment. Vermeulen has ingeniously designed the music generator using two iPads without resorting to remixes or editing. This device allows him to arrange a vast collection of harmonized samples, enabling him to play them seamlessly live as a real-time instrument. ... more
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