Month: February 2014
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(TYPE A OR B) WeeklyBeats9
WeeklyBeats submission for week 9. I may have gone over the top on this one. Intro is very heavy handed. Experimented with the new Z3TA+ synth for iPad, as well as the current stable; Thor, SunrizerXS, Nave, and a little Magellan. Lots of pans. Some compression. A big experiment in many ways.… I hope you enjoy!…
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WeeklyBeats7 — Cold Night
Cover for my latest submission to WeeklyBeats 2014. Wanted to go for an atmospheric sound again, something more ambient. Maybe this worked. Maybe not, but it came out as a complete unit. Also tried sticking to a small ‘band’. In this case used instruments from SampleTank: Blue Phaser electric piano, Xpander Phat synth pad, Cosmic…
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Better than Flappy Bird. Because Orbits!
Yeah, Flappy Bird got old quick, but this little gem has me trapped in its gravity well (see what I did there?). Flappy Space Program, just like Flappy Bird, is simple. Click to launch your bird. Now, keep tapping to overcome gravity and launch your bird into orbit. Simple no? Ok, now add another bird. Then…
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Because KSP
Gravioli is a new Kerbal Space Program video by Nasaault that’s also a tribute to the recent space blockbuster Gravity. KSP is turning into one amazing program — and it’s not even out of Beta yet! Shutting up now. Enjoy the movie!
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UNDERDOG
Thought I’d make a treatment of our ‘UNDERDOG’, Bogart. The Underdog concept came from a post by our CaliCan Rescue honcho, Rene. He was in a restaurant in California, on a trip to pick up a new pack of rescues, and after explaining to the waiter why he was there, the waiter replied; ‘Thank you…
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Cool Thing: A browser based Theremin
Well, it’s not really a Theremin but more of a sound toy. Yes, it’s a great distraction and something to piqué the curiosity of your cubemates. HTML5 based, it’s a very cool implementation. The author states he’s working on an update that will allow you to play along with your own music.. cool! Check it…
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Hammered
And not the way you think. My blog (and others of my account associated with my attacked domain) was offline for a bit. It seems that someone thinks it’s a good idea to hammer my webhost’s servers trying to find vulnerabilities in their security. They selected my domain again today. Problem is fixed, but it’s…