Archive for March 2009

Processing: sketch_march23_comp_Screen

In Art on 23 March 2009 tagged Art, bezier, collage, color, curve, generative, java, line, processing, random, triangle, visualist

I have been creating some new sketches in Processing. This sketch combines basic lines, bezier curves and triangles in a number of different ways. It’s still procedural code (running in a linear loop, as oppossed to object oriented, which I haven’t had time to explore), so I slowed down the frameRate() [...]

Where be links?

In General, Links on 23 March 2009 tagged Links, site news

Some of my regular readers may have noticed a cessation in link-related posts along with the stealthy appearance of a new link in the ‘Elsewhere’ footer of this site. That’s because I’ve started a new ‘lifestyle’ blog/web-zine to feature original content, more in-depth articles and regular Link Love posts. The focus of this site will [...]

2009-03-18 Chill-out set

In Music on 19 March 2009 tagged abstract, ambient, beats, chill-out, downtempo, electronic, live, minimal, mix, techno

I have uploaded a recording of my recent live performance (49:03min, 91.66Mb MP3) for your consideration. It includes reworkings of While We Sleep, Departure Lounge and Shakedown from Departure Lounge.

March live performance

In Music on 13 March 2009 tagged ambient, chill-out, downtempo, dub, electronic, live, performance

My next performance is scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Join me for a 45min. live set of ambient/chill-out/downtempo/lounge electronic music. I should play around 7pm. It wil be decidedly more relaxed than my recent harder/louder sets at Tron1c, and I’ve been working on an extended version of the audience favorite ‘While We Sleep’ from [...]

links for 2009-03-03

In Links on 3 March 2009

Valve Exec Explains How To Compete With Piracy – service, value and pricing can easily trump piracy.
Why ad agencies should be afraid of the iPhone – The best experience wins.
HairerSoft updates Amadeus Pro to v1.4 – a powerful multitrack audio editor, one of my preferred audio apps.
unbooks – never finished; released in versions; supported by [...]