Ranjith Hegde traces his journey from late-beginning violinist to creating production audio for Metro VR Awakening and developing MayaFlux: a radical open-source framework merging audio, visuals, and control without traditional interfaces. This interview by Anugrah, a Research Associate at TheISRO, reveals how gesture-tracking, live coding, and embracing computational indeterminacy reshaped his artistic practice across Sonology, corporate game audio, and interdisciplinary pe

Jay Kreimer performing at The Indian Sonic Research Organisation Artist Studio. Jay Kreimer is a sound artist, new‑music performer, and inventor of unconventional instruments built from everyday and found objects. A two‑time Fulbright Senior Scholar in India, he has toured internationally, collaborating with musicians and visual artists on performances and installations that merge sound, sculpture, and textiles. This interview taken by Anugrah Smitha Reghu explores the inters

When electronic music first emerged more than a century ago, few musicians could have imagined a future where sound would be shaped by a machine as intricate as the computer. The computer today can be used to record, compose, mix, master and distribute music to the entire world. Earlier if the composer imagined an orchestra, they would have to write the piece in the form of notation, work with a conductor and instrumentalists to bring their vision to life. They would also nee