SAE Magazine 13-2

400 Chennai +++ Former SAE Student Jumps for Joy After T CampusNews SAE & SAE ALUMNI NEWS // INTERNATIONAL NEWS n Former SAE Chennai student Marti Bharath is better known as Sapta – his acclaimed electronic alter-ego act which since 2007 has been taking the world by storm. His electronic based music revolves around Indian and Oriental influences and through Sapta has three albums under his belt and a fourth in production. He has taken his distinctive sound around the globe and has played over 45 concerts. Next up is a US Tour. And in exclusive interview for SAE Magazine, Marti was happy to talk about his music production and credited SAE for putting him on the road to success. He said: “Artists today require perfection in their productions. But some want more than that. “They want new sounds and they want it fast. Electronic music is widely announced and appre- ciated today compared to almost two decades back. “Producing music using computers, synthesizers, iPads and so on has become the trend. Sometimes you cannot afford a large orchestra, or do not have the time to organise and record an orchestra.” He added: “This is when Electronic music falls into place. You might not derive exactly the same sound as an orchestra, but you’ll easily get somewhere close to it. Today most arti tronic touch to their music such as style and trend or “It is definitely technology of patience to understand it is seemingly forever bein ears have to be open all th for what is new in the indu On his love for his craft he grand sounds. But I like to p and cheaply. Software can this when you are just an recording, sounds and voc machineandyouworkalot and make it sound perfect. just buy a computer and kn And that he said was wh help came in. “Youneedguidance,suppo So I decided to take up a s what this was all about. “Electronic Music Product perfect. “I could choose and learn learnt many new techniqu ideas to the speakers. Sapta’s Alter-ego Marti Bharath Makes Electrifying SAE Return

SAE Magazine 13-2

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