#126: Remute - Producing Music on Sega MegaDrive and Fighting Maximalism

Remute is a techno artist who is bringing new meaning to "minimalism." Revolting against our maximalist culture, Denis Karimani (aka Remute) programmed and released his latest album on the Sega MegDrive 16-bit video game system of the 1990's (known as "Sega Genesis" in the USA). 

On this episode of the Music Production Podcast, Denis Karimani (aka Remute) discusses his work as an artist and how he started his own record label to pursue his artistic vision. Remute talks about how he built his album "Limited" on a 3.5 floppy disc, and how he released his latest album as a Sega MegaDrive cartridge. 

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Show Notes:

• Remute - Check out Remute's entire musical catalog.
• Technoptimistic - Remute's latest album, programmed and released on the Sega MegaDrive.
• Limited - Remute's album released on a 3.5 floppy disc.
• Trump - One of the many tracks Remute made with headline news samples.
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• genMDM - Device for connecting MIDI to and controlling the Sega Genesis sound card.
• Plogue - Makers of Chipsounds and Chipsynth MD video game sound chip emulation plug-ins.
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Brian Funk